def main():
#===============================================================================
# Input files
#===============================================================================
arglist = sys.argv[1:]
if len(arglist) < 4:
sys.exit('ERROR - provide 4 arguments:<station folder directory> <processingparameter file> <stationparameter file> <BIRRP executable>')
#directory where station folders are
dirpath = op.abspath(arglist[0])
#file where all the processing parameters are, ie day, start time, end time
#and birrp parameters like tbw, thetae, etc
processinginfofile = op.abspath(arglist[1])
#file where the station info is, ie lat, long, ex, ey, notes
stationinfofile = op.abspath(arglist[2])
#the location of birrp5.exe on your computer, can be the full path to the
#executable like r"c:\BIRRP\birrp5Optimized.exe"
#birrploc=r"c:\Peacock\PHD\BIRRP\birrp5_3pcs20E9ptsOptimized.exe"
birrploc = op.abspath(arglist[3])
#this is the index of which station to process which corresponds to the
#line number in Notepad++ minus 2 of the processinginfofile. So if you want
#to process the first station in processinginfofile which is line 2 in the
#notepad file, the statinindex will be 0.
stationindex=0
#===============================================================================
# #get information from the processing file and put into a list of dictionaries
#===============================================================================
plst=brp.readProDict(processinginfofile,dirpath)
#===============================================================================
# Combine files, make script file, run birrp
#===============================================================================
#if you find that your responses are not scaled correctly, change the parameter
#ffactor which multiplies the responses by that number. This might happen if the
#gains are not quite right or the dipole lengths are not quite right.
#flst=brp.runBIRRPpp(dirpath,plst[stationindex],stationinfofile,birrploc,
# ffactor=1)
#
#if you want to run multiple stations, one after the other uncomment the
#following loop. This will processes the station then plot the apparent
#resistivity and phase of all 4 components, then plot the phase tensor
#components. If you want to start plst from a different index, because you
#keep adding to the processinginfofile for each day, which I suggest doing so
#when you come back from the field all the info is one place, just change
#the plst in enumrate(plst,1) to plst[start:stop] or plst[start:] for all
#stations after start.
flstall=[]
for ii,pdict in enumerate(plst,1):
try:
flst=brp.runBIRRPpp(dirpath,pdict,stationinfofile,birrploc,
ffactor=1)
flstall.append(flst)
brp.plotBFfiles(flst['edifile'],cohfile=flst['cohfile'],save='y',
show='n')
# z1=Z.Z(flst['edifile'])
# z1.plotResPhase(fignum=ii,plottype=2)
# z1.plotPTAll(fignum=ii+len(plst))
except TypeError:
print 'Did not process ',pdict['station']
except IOError:
print 'Did not process ',pdict['station']
except IndexError:
print 'Did not process ',pdict['station']
except ValueError:
print 'Did not process ',pdict['station']
#===============================================================================
# Plot files
#===============================================================================
#change save='n' to save='y' if want to save the plots, will save in a folder
#called dirpath\plots
#if you don't want to use the save icon in the plots you can type in the
#interpreter plt.savefig(FullPathSaveName,fmt='pdf)
#note that fmt can be jpg, eps, or svg
#brp.plotBFfiles(flst['edifile'],cohfile=flst['cohfile'],save='n',show='y')
#if this doesn't work try:
#mtplot.plotResPhase(flst['edifile'],plotnum=2,fignum=1)
#or
#z1=Z.Z(flst['edifile'])
#z1.plotResPhase(fignum=1,plottype=2)
#z1.plotPTAll(fignum=2
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()
def main():
arglist = sys.srgv[1:]
if len(arglist) < 5:
sys.exit('ERROR -- provide 5 arguments: <station folders directory> <processing parameter file> <station info file> <BIRRP executable> <EDI files directory>')
#===============================================================================
# Input files
#===============================================================================
#directory where station folders are
dirpath = op.abspath(arglist[0])
#dirpath=r'g:\ParalanaSept2011'
#dirpath=r'G:\University dos\Monash\Processing'
#dirpath=r"c:\Sept2011"
#file where all the processing parameters are, ie day, start time, end time
#and birrp parameters like tbw, thetae, etc
#processinginfofile=r'F:\InjectionJuly2011\Day199.txt'
#processinginfofile=r'c:\Sept2011\Sept2011pf.txt'
#processinginfofile=r'g:\University dos\Monash\Processing\sashapro.txt'
#processinginfofile=r"/wolle/InjectionJuly2011/AdvPro24Hrs100Hz.txt"
#processinginfofile=r"/wolle/InjectionJuly2011/InjectionHours.csv"
processinginfofile = op.abspath(arglist[1])
#file where the station info is, ie lat, long, ex, ey, notes
#stationinfofile=r'c:\Sept2011\Sept2011Info.txt'
#stationinfofile=r'c:\InjectionJuly2011\InjectionJuly2011Info.txt'
stationinfofile = op.abspath(arglist[2])
#stationinfofile=r'g:\University dos\Monash\Processing\SashaInfo.txt'
#the location of birrp5.exe on your computer, can be the full path to the
#executable like r"c:\BIRRP\birrp5Optimized.exe"
#birrploc=r"c:\Peacock\PHD\BIRRP\birrp5_3pcs20E9ptsOptimized.exe"
birrploc = op.abspath(arglist[3])
#birrploc=r"c:\Peacock\PHD\BIRRP\birrp51lp.exe"
#edipath=r"c:\Sept2011\EDIfiles"
edipath = op.abspath(arglist[4])
pstart=0
#===============================================================================
# #get information from the processing file and put into a list of dictionaries
#===============================================================================
plst=brp.readProDict(processinginfofile,dirpath)
#==============================================================================
# Run in parallel
#==============================================================================
#
#jobserver=pp.Server()
#
#if len(plst[pstart:])<jobserver.get_ncpus():
# jobserver.set_ncpus(len(plst[pstart:]))
#
##jobserver.set_ncpus(1)
#print "Running ",jobserver.get_ncpus()," processors for runBIRRPpp"
#
#jobs=[]
#for prodict in plst[pstart:]:
# jobs.append(jobserver.submit(brp.runBIRRPpp,
# args=(dirpath,prodict,
# stationinfofile,
# birrploc,1),
# depfuncs=(brp.writeedi,
# brp.read2c2,
# brp.bbcalfunc,
# brp.readrf,
# brp.bbconvz,
# brp.sigfigs,
# brp.scriptfilePrep,
# brp.writeScriptfile,
# brp.callBIRRP,
# brp.convertBIRRPoutputs,
# brp.writeLogfile,
# brp.writecoh,
# brp.writedat,
# brp.writeimp,
# brp.lpconvz,),
# modules=("MTtools as mt",
# "numpy as np",
# "os",
# "subprocess",
# "time",
# "datetime",
# "BIRRPTools as brp",
# "from scipy import interpolate",
# "fnmatch",
# "shutil",
# "MTPlotTools as mtplot",)))
#
##take outputs for each station and put them into a dictionary for next step
#filelst=[]
#for job in jobs:
# filelst.append(job())
#jobserver.print_stats()
#
#jobserver.destroy()
#
#pfid=open(os.path.join(dirpath,'ppBFFiles.pkl'),'w')
#pickle.dump(filelst,pfid)
#pfid.close()
#===============================================================================
# Combine files, make script file, run birrp
#===============================================================================
#if you find that your responses are not scaled correctly, change the parameter
#ffactor which multiplies the responses by that number. This might happen if the
#gains are not quite right or the dipole lengths are not quite right.
#
flstall=[]
for ii,pdict in enumerate(plst[235:]):
try:
flst=brp.runBIRRPpp(dirpath,pdict,stationinfofile,birrploc,
ffactor=1,edipath=edipath)
flstall.append(flst)
except ValueError:
print('Did not run ',pdict['station'],pdict['day'],pdict['start'])
def main():
arglist = sys.srgv[1:]
if len(arglist) < 5:
sys.exit('ERROR -- provide 5 arguments: <station folders directory> <processing parameter file> <station info file> <BIRRP executable> <EDI files directory>')
#=========================================================================
# Input files
#=========================================================================
# directory where station folders are
dirpath = op.abspath(arglist[0])
# dirpath=r'g:\ParalanaSept2011'
# dirpath=r'G:\University dos\Monash\Processing'
# dirpath=r"c:\Sept2011"
# file where all the processing parameters are, ie day, start time, end time
# and birrp parameters like tbw, thetae, etc
# processinginfofile=r'F:\InjectionJuly2011\Day199.txt'
# processinginfofile=r'c:\Sept2011\Sept2011pf.txt'
# processinginfofile=r'g:\University dos\Monash\Processing\sashapro.txt'
# processinginfofile=r"/wolle/InjectionJuly2011/AdvPro24Hrs100Hz.txt"
# processinginfofile=r"/wolle/InjectionJuly2011/InjectionHours.csv"
processinginfofile = op.abspath(arglist[1])
# file where the station info is, ie lat, long, ex, ey, notes
# stationinfofile=r'c:\Sept2011\Sept2011Info.txt'
# stationinfofile=r'c:\InjectionJuly2011\InjectionJuly2011Info.txt'
stationinfofile = op.abspath(arglist[2])
# stationinfofile=r'g:\University dos\Monash\Processing\SashaInfo.txt'
# the location of birrp5.exe on your computer, can be the full path to the
# executable like r"c:\BIRRP\birrp5Optimized.exe"
# birrploc=r"c:\Peacock\PHD\BIRRP\birrp5_3pcs20E9ptsOptimized.exe"
birrploc = op.abspath(arglist[3])
# birrploc=r"c:\Peacock\PHD\BIRRP\birrp51lp.exe"
# edipath=r"c:\Sept2011\EDIfiles"
edipath = op.abspath(arglist[4])
pstart = 0
#=========================================================================
# #get information from the processing file and put into a list of dictionaries
#=========================================================================
plst = brp.readProDict(processinginfofile, dirpath)
#=========================================================================
# Run in parallel
#=========================================================================
#
# jobserver=pp.Server()
#
# if len(plst[pstart:])<jobserver.get_ncpus():
# jobserver.set_ncpus(len(plst[pstart:]))
#
# jobserver.set_ncpus(1)
# print "Running ",jobserver.get_ncpus()," processors for runBIRRPpp"
#
# jobs=[]
# for prodict in plst[pstart:]:
# jobs.append(jobserver.submit(brp.runBIRRPpp,
# args=(dirpath,prodict,
# stationinfofile,
# birrploc,1),
# depfuncs=(brp.writeedi,
# brp.read2c2,
# brp.bbcalfunc,
# brp.readrf,
# brp.bbconvz,
# brp.sigfigs,
# brp.scriptfilePrep,
# brp.writeScriptfile,
# brp.callBIRRP,
# brp.convertBIRRPoutputs,
# brp.writeLogfile,
# brp.writecoh,
# brp.writedat,
# brp.writeimp,
# brp.lpconvz,),
# modules=("MTtools as mt",
# "numpy as np",
# "os",
# "subprocess",
# "time",
# "datetime",
# "BIRRPTools as brp",
# "from scipy import interpolate",
# "fnmatch",
# "shutil",
# "MTPlotTools as mtplot",)))
#
# take outputs for each station and put them into a dictionary for next step
# filelst=[]
# for job in jobs:
# filelst.append(job())
# jobserver.print_stats()
#
# jobserver.destroy()
#
# pfid=open(os.path.join(dirpath,'ppBFFiles.pkl'),'w')
# pickle.dump(filelst,pfid)
# pfid.close()
#=========================================================================
# Combine files, make script file, run birrp
#=========================================================================
# if you find that your responses are not scaled correctly, change the parameter
# ffactor which multiplies the responses by that number. This might happen if the
# gains are not quite right or the dipole lengths are not quite right.
#
flstall = []
for ii, pdict in enumerate(plst[235:]):
try:
flst = brp.runBIRRPpp(dirpath, pdict, stationinfofile, birrploc,
ffactor=1, edipath=edipath)
flstall.append(flst)
except ValueError:
print 'Did not run ', pdict['station'], pdict['day'], pdict['start']
