scatcluster.processing.scattering¶
Classes¶
Module Contents¶
- class scatcluster.processing.scattering.Scattering[source]¶
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- load_data_times()[source]¶
Load the data times from a file and store them in the data_times attribute.
This function reads the data times from a file located at {self.data_savepath}data/{self.data_network}_{self.data_station}_{self.data_location}_ {self.network_name}_times.npy and stores them in the data_times attribute.
- stream_process(stream: obspy.core.stream.Stream) obspy.core.stream.Stream[source]¶
PreProcessing of obspy stream before calculating scattering coefficients
- Parameters:
stream (Stream) – Obspy Stream
- Returns:
processed obspy Stream
- Return type:
Stream
- load_data(starttime: obspy.core.UTCDateTime, endtime: obspy.core.UTCDateTime, channel: str) obspy.core.stream.Stream[source]¶
Load the seismic and trim according to data_starttime and data_endtime
- Parameters:
starttime (UTCDateTime) – Start datetime of the trim
endtime (UTCDateTime) – End datetime of the trim
channel (str) – Channel selected
- Returns:
Processed obspy stream
- Return type:
Stream
- network_build_scatcluster() None[source]¶
Build scatcluster network, assign to self.net and store as pickle
- process_sample_data(plot_spectra: bool = True) None[source]¶
Process the sample data range. This involes: (1) load the data and process, (2) define the sample_times and sample_data, (3) segmentize into sample_data_segments and respective sample_times_scatterings, (4) transform into sample_scattering_coefficients, (5) plot filter spectra
- plot_seismic(sample: bool = False)[source]¶
Plot the seismic data.
- Parameters:
sample (bool) – If True, plot the sample data. Otherwise, plot the regular data.
- process_scatcluster_yyyy_mm_dd(day_start: str, day_end: str) None[source]¶
Process scatcluster for a single day.
- process_scatcluster_for_range() None[source]¶
Process scatcluster_yyyy_mm_dd for range of YYYY-MM-DDs
- log(dataset, waterlevel=1e-10)[source]¶
Get the log of the scattering coefficients.
- Parameters:
dataset (xarray.Dataset) – The scattering coefficients in the xarray.Dataset format.
waterlevel (float) – The waterlevel to apply to the scattering coefficients.
- Returns:
The scattering coefficients in the xarray.Dataset format.
- Return type:
xarray.Dataset
- nyquist_mask(dataset)[source]¶
Mask the scattering coefficients with a Nyquist frequency.
The scattering coefficients of order 2 are masked when the frequency f2 is greater than the frequency f1 to avoid aliasing.
- Parameters:
dataset (xarray.Dataset) – The scattering coefficients in the xarray.Dataset format.
- Returns:
The scattering coefficients in the xarray.Dataset format.
- Return type:
xarray.Dataset
- normalize(dataset)[source]¶
Normalize the scattering coefficients.
- Parameters:
dataset (xarray.Dataset) – The scattering coefficients in the xarray.Dataset format.
- Returns:
The scattering coefficients in the xarray.Dataset format.
- Return type:
xarray.Dataset
- min_max_scaling(dataset)[source]¶
Min-Max scaling the scattering coefficients.
- Parameters:
dataset (xarray.Dataset) – The scattering coefficients in the xarray.Dataset format.
- Returns:
The scattering coefficients in the xarray.Dataset format.
- Return type:
xarray.Dataset
- process_vectorized_scattering_coefficients() None[source]¶
Process the vectorized scattering coefficients by loading data from files, reshaping the coefficients, standardizing in log space, and vectorizing them. Display statistics from the vectorization and store the processed data.
- Parameters:
self – An instance of the class.
- load_scattering_coefficients_xarray()[source]¶
Load the scattering coefficients from an xarray dataset file and store them in the scattering_coefficients_xarray attribute.
- Returns:
The loaded scattering coefficients dataset.
- Return type:
xr.Dataset
- plot_scattering_coefficients_normalisation(**kwargs)[source]¶
Plot the normalization of scattering coefficients. This function loads the scattering coefficients from an xarray dataset file and plots the normalization of the coefficients. The plot is saved as a PNG file in the specified directory.