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== Seismogram header == | == Seismogram header == | ||
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| + | The seismogram header is 56 bytes, and is defined (in C) as follows: | ||
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| + | struct seisheader { | ||
| + | char version[8]; | ||
| + | char site_name[8]; | ||
| + | //in case we think of something later | ||
| + | char padding[8]; | ||
| + | int source_id; | ||
| + | int rupture_id; | ||
| + | int rup_var_id; | ||
| + | float dt; | ||
| + | int nt; | ||
| + | int comps; | ||
| + | float det_max_freq; | ||
| + | float stoch_max_freq; | ||
| + | }; | ||
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| + | *Version: The current version is 12.10. | ||
| + | *Site name: The name of the CyberShake site. | ||
| + | *Padding: Empty space in case we have a use for it later. | ||
| + | *Source ID: The source ID of the event this seismogram is for. | ||
| + | *Rupture ID: The rupture ID of the event this seismogram is for. | ||
| + | *Rup Var ID: The rupture variation ID of the event this seismogram is for. | ||
| + | *DT: the timestep size used in the seismogram. | ||
| + | *NT: the number of timesteps in the seismogram. | ||
| + | *Comps: This tracks the components in the seismogram. There are three flags, one for each component (X=1, Y=2, Z=4), and the flags are ANDed together to produce the value here. | ||
| + | *Det_max_freq: the maximum frequency of the deterministic part of the seismogram. This was 0.5 for studies before 15.4, and 1.0 for 15.4, 15.12, and 17.3. | ||
| + | *Stoch_max_freq: the maximum frequency of the stochastic part of the seismogram. For studies with no stochastic component this is -1; for studies 1.4 and 15.12 it is 10.0. | ||
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| + | This header precedes every two-component seismogram. | ||
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| + | === Sample C code === | ||
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| + | === Sample Python code === | ||
Revision as of 19:07, 9 October 2017
This page details the header formats for various kinds of CyberShake output data files. These headers have been used in CyberShake since Run ID 1310.
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Seismogram header
The seismogram header is 56 bytes, and is defined (in C) as follows:
struct seisheader {
char version[8];
char site_name[8];
//in case we think of something later
char padding[8];
int source_id;
int rupture_id;
int rup_var_id;
float dt;
int nt;
int comps;
float det_max_freq;
float stoch_max_freq;
};
- Version: The current version is 12.10.
- Site name: The name of the CyberShake site.
- Padding: Empty space in case we have a use for it later.
- Source ID: The source ID of the event this seismogram is for.
- Rupture ID: The rupture ID of the event this seismogram is for.
- Rup Var ID: The rupture variation ID of the event this seismogram is for.
- DT: the timestep size used in the seismogram.
- NT: the number of timesteps in the seismogram.
- Comps: This tracks the components in the seismogram. There are three flags, one for each component (X=1, Y=2, Z=4), and the flags are ANDed together to produce the value here.
- Det_max_freq: the maximum frequency of the deterministic part of the seismogram. This was 0.5 for studies before 15.4, and 1.0 for 15.4, 15.12, and 17.3.
- Stoch_max_freq: the maximum frequency of the stochastic part of the seismogram. For studies with no stochastic component this is -1; for studies 1.4 and 15.12 it is 10.0.
This header precedes every two-component seismogram.
