Using notebooks/mth5/07_make_mth5_from_phoenix.ipynb I can build the MIST phoenix mth5.
Aurora can process the data with aurora, but gets these errors:
24:10:05T15:45:24 | ERROR | line:151 |mth5.groups.filters | to_filter_object | Could not find mtu-5c_rmt03-g_10409_10000hz_low_pass in the filter dictionary
24:10:05T15:45:24 | WARNING | line:261 |mth5.groups.channel_dataset | channel_response | Could not locate filter mtu-5c_rmt03-g_10409_10000hz_low_pass
24:10:05T15:45:24 | ERROR | line:151 |mth5.groups.filters | to_filter_object | Could not find coil_57087_response in the filter dictionary
24:10:05T15:45:24 | WARNING | line:261 |mth5.groups.channel_dataset | channel_response | Could not locate filter coil_57087_response
Looks like the notebook is not packing a couple of filters. mtu-5c_rmt03-g_10409_10000hz_low_passcoil_57087_response.
Aside: I get a lot of warnings, but this is because we assign filters.applied before filter.names ... it would be nice if these would get assigned in one separate step ... basically it sees two filtered.applied values, but there are not yet two names, so it mt_metadata complains. Not the end of the world.
Using
notebooks/mth5/07_make_mth5_from_phoenix.ipynb
I can build the MIST phoenix mth5.Aurora can process the data with aurora, but gets these errors:
Looks like the notebook is not packing a couple of filters.
mtu-5c_rmt03-g_10409_10000hz_low_pass
coil_57087_response
.Aside: I get a lot of warnings, but this is because we assign filters.applied before filter.names ... it would be nice if these would get assigned in one separate step ... basically it sees two filtered.applied values, but there are not yet two names, so it mt_metadata complains. Not the end of the world.