swiss-seismological-service / scdetect

A computationally efficient earthquake detection module for SeisComP
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Describe how to display the detection score in the `scolv` Events tab #127

Closed damb closed 1 year ago

damb commented 2 years ago

Although, displaying a custom column in scolv's Events tab is already described in the scolv documentation it would be good to add a view sentences to the documentation how to display the detection score within an additional column. Particularly for less experienced users this would be very useful.

damb commented 2 years ago

@mmesim , AFAIK you have a working configuration already. Could you do this? Thanks.

mmesim commented 2 years ago

Well, I thought a bit about it and I came to the conclusion that this is a SeisComP related issue. The documentation on the SeisComP page is already very detailed. I'll add here a detail comment so in the future the scdetect-cc users will find an answer in this closed issue.

SeisComP allows the user to add a custom column, for example in scolv, to show origin or event comments. In the case of scdetect-cc in the comments the user can find the scdetectDetectorID, the earthquake template that detect the new earthquake, and the scdetectResultCCC, the cross correlation coefficient between the template and the new detection.

To add a custom column please go here -->https://www.seiscomp.de/doc/apps/global_gui.html#confval-eventlist.visibleColumns and then edit either the scolv.cfg file or the scconfig GUI.

Please note The user can add only one comment, and thus only one column.

For more columns, and thus more comments, please choose the External Scripts and the Custom Information.

One example is here -- > https://www.seiscomp.de/doc/apps/scolv.html#custom-information-in-tabs

and continues here --> https://www.seiscomp.de/doc/apps/scolv.html#sec-scolv-parameters-events

Note From the SeisComP page

Adding external scripts to the event list is the most expensive part. Whenever the event list is reloaded, it >will start to run the scripts on all origins in the background. It can take a while until the complete list has >been processed. A progress indicator is plotted in the middle of the event list while the background >processes are running.

damb commented 2 years ago

Although, I agree that this issue is kind of SeisComP related, I'd have added a description (referencing the corresponding section of the SeisComP documentation) of how to display the detection score to the SCDetect documentation. This is for several reasons:

Note that the SCDetect documentation references the SeisComP documentation by means of the intersphinx extension.