I downloaded your code. But i used a Mac and it was difficult to use it. CAn you help me.
What's the format for input ? (for example to use simple_processing)
Thanks you
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admittedly there is a lack of good documentation. Unfortunately I have little time to work on this, but I trying to do what I can and answer any questions.
There are a number of different dataformats supported, most of them ascii based. The simplest is modelled after birrp, the processing program by A. Chave. This is a file with ending .asc with the data in five columns
Ex Ey Hx Hy Hz
All of these columns have to be there for all times. The code asks for the sampling rate. If you did not measure Hz you can
substitute it with any numbers, just make sure there is a number for each time. Alternatively if you use Phoenix a system, you can read their binary ts3, ts4 and ts5 files.
Let me know how that works.
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Good Morning,
I downloaded your code. But i used a Mac and it was difficult to use it. CAn you help me.
What's the format for input ? (for example to use simple_processing)
Thanks you
Hi,
admittedly there is a lack of good documentation. Unfortunately I have little time to work on this, but I trying to do what I can and answer any questions.
There are a number of different dataformats supported, most of them ascii based. The simplest is modelled after birrp, the processing program by A. Chave. This is a file with ending .asc with the data in five columns
Ex Ey Hx Hy Hz
All of these columns have to be there for all times. The code asks for the sampling rate. If you did not measure Hz you can
substitute it with any numbers, just make sure there is a number for each time. Alternatively if you use Phoenix a system, you can read their binary ts3, ts4 and ts5 files.
Let me know how that works.