I am trying to conduct an SRT inversion like the koegnisee example but am facing problems making my dataset compatible with pygimli.
my environment is jupyter notebook.
my problem is that the data set that I make takes the first 8 points as shot points and I don't know how to make the shot position and receiver position different. My y values are so high like 1400 meters or more but when I'm looking in the original dataset of koegnisee case, I can't understand what numbers the y column consists of and where they have come from.
This image showcases my values of x and y. how should I treat them to get read correctly by pygimli?
halbmy
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1 week ago
greetings,
I am trying to conduct an SRT inversion like the koegnisee example but am facing problems making my dataset compatible with pygimli.
my environment is jupyter notebook.
my problem is that the data set that I make takes the first 8 points as shot points and I don't know how to make the shot position and receiver position different. My y values are so high like 1400 meters or more but when I'm looking in the original dataset of koegnisee case, I can't understand what numbers the y column consists of and where they have come from.
This is so important to me. thanks for your help.