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ThomasLecocq / SeismoRMS

A simple Jupyter Notebook example for getting the RMS of a seismic signal (from PSDs)
European Union Public License 1.1
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Disk space saving #23

Open shicks-seismo opened 4 years ago

shicks-seismo commented 4 years ago

For disk space saving, could we have an option to only download the mseed if the corresponding .npz file isn't already existing? As far as I can see the .npz file doesn't actually depend on user-defined parameters so I don't think these ever really will change (unless the waveform data changes). That way, the user could delete the .mseed files at the end of every run. This might be quite useful if regularly updating a station or running for different time periods.

pjkoelemeijer commented 4 years ago

Agreed - that would be nice! I keep deleting the mseed files and just download them again for disk space saving

lmoresi commented 4 years ago

See my comment on #21 - only downloading the mseed file if the npz needs regenerating. Nothing clever in what I suggest but a starting point for a real solution.

megies commented 4 years ago

Personally, I was only processing our own data and replaced the whole downloading with a SDS Client.. but probably thats not fitting most people, so just as a side comment.

FMassin commented 4 years ago

Personally, I was only processing our own data and replaced the whole downloading with a SDS Client.. but probably thats not fitting most people, so just as a side comment.

Ha! I actually had to do this myself too: paperzero.obspy.py.zip