Beispiel #1
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    def smooth(self, path='', parameters=None, span=0. ):
        """ Smooths SPECFEM2D kernels by convolving them with a Gaussian
        """
        from seisflows.tools.array import meshsmooth, stack

        #assert parameters == self.parameters

        # implementing nproc > 1 would be straightforward, but a bit tedious
        #assert self.mesh.nproc == 1

        kernels = self.load(path, suffix='_kernel')
        if not span:
            return kernels

        # set up grid
        x = sem.read(PATH.MODEL_INIT, 'x', 0)
        z = sem.read(PATH.MODEL_INIT, 'z', 0)
        mesh = stack(x, z)

        for key in parameters or self.parameters:
            kernels[key] = [meshsmooth(kernels[key][0], mesh, span)]

        unix.rm(path + '_nosmooth')
        unix.mv(path, path + '_nosmooth')
        self.save(path, kernels, suffix='_kernel')
Beispiel #2
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 def getxz(self):
     model_path = PATH.OUTPUT +'/'+ 'model_init'
     try:
         m = solver.load(model_path)
         x = m['x'][0]
         z = m['z'][0]
     except:
         from seisflows.plugins.io.sem import read
         x = read(model_path, 'x', 0)
         z = read(model_path, 'z', 0)
     return x,z
    def apply_smoothing(self, parameter):
        from seisflows.tools.array import meshsmooth, stack

        coords = []
        for key in ['x', 'z']:
            coords += [sem.read(PATH.MODEL_INIT, key, 0)]
        mesh = stack(*coords)
        
        for suffix in ['_nu']:
            path = PATH.MUMFORD_SHAH_OUTPUT

            if PAR.SMOOTH_EDGES > 0.:
                # backup original
                kernel = sem.read(path, parameter+suffix, 0)
                sem.write(kernel, path, parameter+suffix+'_nosmooth', 0)

                # apply smoothing operator
                kernel = meshsmooth(kernel, mesh, PAR.SMOOTH_EDGES)
                sem.write(kernel, path, parameter+suffix, 0)
    def write_damping_term(self, parameter):
        path_coords = PATH.OUTPUT+'/'+'model_init'
        path_input = PATH.GRAD+'/'+'model'
        path_output = PATH.MUMFORD_SHAH_OUTPUT
        path_run = PATH.SUBMIT

        x = sem.read(path_coords, 'x', 0)
        z = sem.read(path_coords, 'z', 0)
        mesh = stack(x,z)

        m, grid = mesh2grid(sem.read(path_input, parameter, 0), mesh)
        nu, _ = mesh2grid(sem.read(path_output, parameter+'_nu', 0), mesh)

        grad_m = grad(m)
        grad_nu = grad(nu)

        V = -2.*(grad_m[0]*grad_nu[0] + grad_m[1]*grad_nu[1]) +\
            -nu**2 * nabla2(m)

        v = grid2mesh(V, grid, mesh)

        sem.write(v, path_output, parameter+'_dm', 0)
Beispiel #5
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    def smooth(self, path='', parameters=None, span=0.):
        """ For a long time SPECFEM2D lacked its own smoothing utility; this 
          method was intended only as a crude workaround
        """
        from seisflows.tools import array

        assert self.mesh_properties.nproc == 1,\
            msg.SmoothingError_SPECFEM2D

        kernels = self.load(path, suffix='_kernel')
        if not span:
            return kernels

        # set up grid
        x = sem.read(PATH.MODEL_INIT, 'x', 0)
        z = sem.read(PATH.MODEL_INIT, 'z', 0)
        mesh = array.stack(x, z)

        for key in parameters or self.parameters:
            kernels[key] = [array.meshsmooth(kernels[key][0], mesh, span)]

        unix.rm(path + '_nosmooth')
        unix.mv(path, path + '_nosmooth')
        self.save(path, kernels, suffix='_kernel')
    def write_gradient(self, path):
        super(mumford_shah, self).write_gradient(path)

        g = solver.load(path +'/'+ 'gradient', suffix='_kernel')
        m = solver.load(path +'/'+ 'model')
        mesh = self.getmesh()

        for parameter in solver.parameters:
            for iproc in range(PAR.NPROC):
                g[parameter][iproc] += PAR.GAMMA *\
                    sem.read(PATH.MUMFORD_SHAH_OUTPUT, parameter+'_dm', iproc)

        # save gradient
        self.save(path, solver.merge(g), backup='noregularize')

        # save edges
        src = PATH.MUMFORD_SHAH_OUTPUT
        dst = PATH.OUTPUT+'/'+'mumford_shah'+('_%04d' % optimize.iter)
        unix.mv(src, dst)
Beispiel #7
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    def load(self, path, prefix='', suffix='', verbose=False):
        """ reads SPECFEM model or kernels

          Models are stored in Fortran binary format and separated into multiple
          files according to material parameter and processor rank.
        """
        minmax = Minmax(self.parameters)
        model = Model(self.parameters)

        for iproc in range(self.mesh_properties.nproc):
            for key in self.parameters:
                model[key] += [sem.read(path, prefix+key+suffix, iproc)]

                # keep track of min, max
                #minmax.update(key, model[key][iproc])

        #if verbose:
        #    minmax.write(path, logpath=PATH.SUBMIT)

        return model
Beispiel #8
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    def check_mesh_properties(self, path=None, parameters=None):
        if not hasattr(self, '_mesh_properties'):
            if not path:
                path = PATH.MODEL_INIT

            if not parameters:
                parameters = self.parameters

            nproc = 0
            ngll = []
            while True:
                dummy = sem.read(path, parameters[0], nproc)
                ngll += [len(dummy)]
                nproc += 1
                if not exists('%s/proc%06d_%s.bin' %
                              (path, nproc, parameters[0])):
                    break

            self._mesh_properties = Struct([['nproc', nproc], ['ngll', ngll]])

        return self._mesh_properties