Closed aqualad28 closed 5 years ago
Most important thing is that the -t
option (optionally in combination with -d
for "duration" and -o
for "offset") must match your waveform data. ObsPyck will not use any waveform data outside of the time window controlled by these options.
$ obspyck -t 2018-10-08 BMKG.mseed
works for me (when setting no_metadata = true
as prompted by obspyck, since you dont seem to have station metadata), although you end up with 6 traces per station because you have 20Hz and 40Hz data in one file. This is not a scenario I have used before so you might better split the 20/40 Hz data into separate files, I'd suggest. Aside from that please have a look at the wiki and the several other tickets that circle around usage questions.
Thank you so much, my Obspyck now can run the data. I very much appreciate your help.
Hello there! I was try to running Obspyck with some of my .mseed and .SAC data, but it returned an error message like this:
Here I also attach my files that i try to open. Would you like to help me to solve this problem? mydata.zip
Actually, I'm still trying to figure out how to work with Obspyck. Could you give me some sample data and proper command for Obspyck to run properly?
Thank you :)