Plot Time Waveforms

Time waveforms will be plotted in 2 ways:

Plot time waveforms for a station

Provide waveforms of all (or a subset of) channels of a station

To get more information for this command:

$plotTimeWaveformsS -h

To run the command:

$plotTimeWaveformsS SDSdirectory --station stationCode --startTime  "YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS" --endTime "YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS" [Options]

The following is the use of the plotTimeWaveformsS command with all optional arguments:

$plotTimeWaveformsS -h
usage: plotTimeWaveformsS [-h] --station STACOD [--output OUTPUT]
                       [--outFormat FMTID] [--result RESULT] --startTime
                       START_TIME [--endTime END_TIME]
                       [--duration SECONDCOUNT] [--equalScale]
                       INPUTDIR

Provide waveforms of all (or a subset of) channels of a station (fournit
graphe/courbe de réponse instrumentale, avec tous les canaux, pour une
station). Fournit diagramme de séries temporelles pour chaque station,
relativement à un événement sismique particulier (Doc Olivier)

positional arguments:
  INPUTDIR              <INPUTDIR> input file path / directory

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --station STACOD      <STACOD> Required station code
  --output OUTPUT       <OUTPUT> Optional output file name
  --outFormat FMTID     <FMTID> Optional format of output file (JPEG, PNG,
                        SVG)
  --result RESULT       <RESULT> Optional path to a CSV output file
  --startTime START_TIME
                        <START_TIME> Optional starting time
  --endTime END_TIME    <END_TIME> Optional end time
  --duration SECONDCOUNT
                        <SECONDCOUNT> Optional number of second for each
                        station waveform plot, this usually corresponds to the
                        duration of a seismic event
  --equalScale          Optional equal scale, to plot all waveforms in equal
                        scale. The default value is False.

Plot time waveforms for a channel

Create a time waveforms plot of a channel of all stations related to this channel.

To get more information for this command:

$plotTimeWaveformsC -h

To run the command:

$plotTimeWaveformsC SDSdirectory --channel channelCode --startTime  "YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS" --endTime "YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS" [Options]

The following is the use of the plotTimeWaveformsC command with all optional arguments:

$plotTimeWaveformsC -h
usage: plotTimeWaveformsC [-h] [--station STACOD] --channel CHACOD
                       [--output OUTPUT] [--outFormat FMTID]
                       [--result RESULT] --startTime START_TIME
                       [--endTime END_TIME] [--duration SECONDCOUNT]
                       [--outUnit OUTUNIT] [--no-removeResponse]
                       [--equalScale]
                       INPUTPATH INPUTMETAFILE

Provide waveforms of a channel for all stations (fournit graphe/courbe de
series temporelles pour un canal de toutes les stations)

positional arguments:
  INPUTPATH             <INPUTPATH> input SDS root directory
  INPUTMETAFILE         <INPUTMETAFILE> input file, wildcards accepted (please
                        write the name with wildcards * between quotes, ex.
                        "*.xml")

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --station STACOD      <STACOD> Optional station code
  --channel CHACOD      <CHACOD> Required channel code
  --output OUTPUT       <OUTPUT> Optional output file name
  --outFormat FMTID     <FMTID> Optional format of output file (JPEG or PNG)
  --result RESULT       <RESULT> Required path to a CSV output file
  --startTime START_TIME
                        <START_TIME> Optional starting time
  --endTime END_TIME    <END_TIME> Optional end time
  --duration SECONDCOUNT
                        <SECONDCOUNT> Optional number of second for each
                        station waveform plot, this usually corresponds to the
                        duration of a seismic event
  --outUnit OUTUNIT     <OUTUNIT> Optional output unit. The valid values are:
                        DISP, VEL or ACC. The fault value is VEL
  --no-removeResponse   Optional no remove response, not to deconvolve
                        instrument response. The default value is False.
  --equalScale          Optional equal scale, to plot all waveforms in equal
                        scale. The default value is False.