Thread: Time shift in a time series using SAC

Started: 2019-12-19 14:51:12
Last activity: 2019-12-20 08:57:54
Topics: SAC Help
Zoya Zarifi
Time shift in a time series using SAC
2019-12-19 14:51:12
Hi,
Using SAC, I am trying to apply time-shift on a signal by adding zeros in the beginning of a time series.
I use
Cuterr fillz; cut b 20
To implement 20 sec time shift in the beginning. But nothing happens.
What is the correct format of the command. What other options I have to apply a time-shift?

Regards,
Zoya Zarifi


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  • George Sand França
    Re: Time shift in a time series using SAC
    2019-12-19 15:07:15
    Hi,

    Try

    SAC> r file

    SAC> cut b 20 e

    SAC> r

    SAC> p1

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    Em 2019-12-19 14:23, Zoya Zarifi escreveu:

    Hi,

    Using SAC, I am trying to apply time-shift on a signal by adding zeros in the beginning of a time series.

    I use

    Cuterr fillz; cut b 20

    To implement 20 sec time shift in the beginning. But nothing happens.

    What is the correct format of the command. What other options I have to apply a time-shift?

    Regards,

    Zoya Zarifi

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  • Arthur Snoke
    Re: Time shift in a time series using SAC
    2019-12-19 15:08:31
    The help file is confusing and a rewritten version will be in v102.a. But to see how to do what you want, run the attached macro: cut.m spelled out below

    echo on
    cut off
    fg seismo
    rtr ; taper
    lh b e a npts kztime
    write seismo.sac

    cuterr fillz ; cut b -5 e
    read seismo.sac
    lh b e a npts kztime
    title "fg seismo; rtr; taper; write seismo.sac ; cuterr fillz ; cut b -5 e; read seismo.sac”
    p1

    To run it,

    SEISMIC ANALYSIS CODE [09/17/2013 (Version 101.6a)]
    Copyright 1995 Regents of the University of California

    SAC> m cut.m

    Arthur

    On Dec 19, 2019, at 12:23 PM, Zoya Zarifi <zzar<at>equinor.com> wrote:

    Hi,
    Using SAC, I am trying to apply time-shift on a signal by adding zeros in the beginning of a time series.
    I use
    Cuterr fillz; cut b 20
    To implement 20 sec time shift in the beginning. But nothing happens.
    What is the correct format of the command. What other options I have to apply a time-shift?

    Regards,
    Zoya Zarifi





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    • Zoya Zarifi
      RE: Time shift in a time series using SAC
      2019-12-20 08:57:54
      Hi,
      Thanks a lot. It works perfect.
      Best regards,
      Zoya

      From: sac-help-bounce<at>iris.washington.edu <sac-help-bounce<at>iris.washington.edu> On Behalf Of Arthur Snoke
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      Subject: Re: [IRIS][sac-help] Time shift in a time series using SAC

      The help file is confusing and a rewritten version will be in v102.a. But to see how to do what you want, run the attached macro: cut.m spelled out below

      echo on
      cut off
      fg seismo
      rtr ; taper
      lh b e a npts kztime
      write seismo.sac

      cuterr fillz ; cut b -5 e
      read seismo.sac
      lh b e a npts kztime
      title "fg seismo; rtr; taper; write seismo.sac ; cuterr fillz ; cut b -5 e; read seismo.sac”
      p1

      To run it,

      SEISMIC ANALYSIS CODE [09/17/2013 (Version 101.6a)]
      Copyright 1995 Regents of the University of California

      SAC> m cut.m

      Arthur

      On Dec 19, 2019, at 12:23 PM, Zoya Zarifi <zzar<at>equinor.com<zzar<at>equinor.com>> wrote:

      Hi,
      Using SAC, I am trying to apply time-shift on a signal by adding zeros in the beginning of a time series.
      I use
      Cuterr fillz; cut b 20
      To implement 20 sec time shift in the beginning. But nothing happens.
      What is the correct format of the command. What other options I have to apply a time-shift?

      Regards,
      Zoya Zarifi



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  • Milton Plasencia
    Re: Time shift in a time series using SAC
    2019-12-19 18:38:27
    Hi,

    I recommended that first use the command cutter and then read the file.
    and in any circumstance read the help.

    sac> help cuter

    HTH,

    Milton

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    On 19 Dec 2019, at 18:23, Zoya Zarifi <zzar<at>equinor.com> wrote:

    Hi,
    Using SAC, I am trying to apply time-shift on a signal by adding zeros in the beginning of a time series.
    I use
    Cuterr fillz; cut b 20
    To implement 20 sec time shift in the beginning. But nothing happens.
    What is the correct format of the command. What other options I have to apply a time-shift?

    Regards,
    Zoya Zarifi


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