Exemple #1
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 def test_template_grid(self):
     templates = template_grid(stations=self.stations, nodes=self.nodes,
                               travel_times=self.travel_times, phase='P')
     self.assertEqual(len(templates), 20)
     templates = template_grid(stations=self.stations, nodes=self.nodes,
                               travel_times=self.travel_times, phase='S')
     self.assertEqual(len(templates), 20)
     with self.assertRaises(IOError):
         template_grid(stations=self.stations, nodes=self.nodes,
                       travel_times=self.travel_times, phase='bob')
     templates = template_grid(stations=self.stations, nodes=self.nodes,
                               travel_times=self.travel_times, phase='S',
                               phaseout='S')
     self.assertEqual(len(templates), 20)
     templates = template_grid(stations=self.stations, nodes=self.nodes,
                               travel_times=self.travel_times, phase='S',
                               phaseout='all', flength=100)
     self.assertEqual(len(templates), 20)
     templates = template_grid(stations=self.stations, nodes=self.nodes,
                               travel_times=self.travel_times, phase='S',
                               phaseout='both', flength=100)
     self.assertEqual(len(templates), 20)
Exemple #2
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def generate_synth_data(nsta=5, ntemplates=3, nseeds=100, samp_rate=20.0,
                        t_length=3.0, max_amp=10.0, max_lag=20, debug=0):
    """
    Generate a synthetic dataset to be used for testing.
    This will generate both templates and data to scan through.
    Templates will be generated using the utils.synth_seis functions.
    The day of data will be random noise, with random signal-to-noise
    ratio copies of the templates randomly seeded throughout the day.
    It also returns the seed times and signal-to-noise ratios used.

    :type nsta: int
    :param nsta: Number of stations to generate data for < 15.
    :type ntemplates: int
    :param ntemplates: Number of templates to generate, will be generated \
        with random arrival times.
    :type nseeds: int
    :param nseeds: Number of copies of the template to seed within the \
        day of noisy data for each template.
    :type samp_rate: float
    :param samp_rate: Sampling rate to use in Hz
    :type t_length: float
    :param t_length: Length of templates in seconds.
    :type max_amp: float
    :param max_amp: Maximum signal-to-noise ratio of seeds.
    :type max_lag: Maximum lag time in seconds (randomised).
    :param max_lag: float
    :type debug: int
    :param debug: Debug level, bigger the number, the more plotting/output.

    :returns: Templates: List of obspy.Stream, Data: obspy.Stream of \
        seeded noisy data, Seeds: dictionary of seed SNR and time with \
        time in samples.
    """
    from eqcorrscan.utils import synth_seis
    import numpy as np
    from obspy import UTCDateTime

    # Generate random arrival times
    t_times = np.abs(np.random.random([nsta, ntemplates])) * max_lag
    # Generate random node locations - these do not matter as they are only
    # used for naming
    lats = np.random.random(ntemplates) * 90.0
    lons = np.random.random(ntemplates) * 90.0
    depths = np.abs(np.random.random(ntemplates) * 40.0)
    nodes = zip(lats, lons, depths)
    # Generating a 5x3 array to make 3 templates
    stations = ['ALPH', 'BETA', 'GAMM', 'KAPP', 'ZETA', 'BOB', 'MAGG',
                'ALF', 'WALR', 'ALBA', 'PENG', 'BANA', 'WIGG', 'SAUS',
                'MALC']
    if debug > 1:
        print(nodes)
        print(t_times)
        print(stations[0:nsta])
    templates = synth_seis.template_grid(stations=stations[0:nsta],
                                         nodes=nodes,
                                         travel_times=t_times, phase='S',
                                         samp_rate=samp_rate,
                                         flength=int(t_length * samp_rate))
    if debug > 2:
        for template in templates:
            print(template)
            template.plot(size=(800, 600), equal_scale=False)
    # Now we want to create a day of synthetic data
    seeds = []
    data = templates[0].copy()  # Copy a template to get the correct length
    # and stats for data, we will overwrite the data on this copy
    for tr in data:
        tr.data = np.zeros(86400 * int(samp_rate))
        # Set all the traces to have a day of zeros
        tr.stats.starttime = UTCDateTime(0)
    for i, template in enumerate(templates):
        impulses = np.zeros(86400 * int(samp_rate))
        # Generate a series of impulses for seeding
        # Need three seperate impulse traces for each of the three templates,
        # all will be convolved within the data though.
        impulse_times = np.random.randint(86400 * int(samp_rate),
                                          size=nseeds)
        impulse_amplitudes = np.random.randn(nseeds) * max_amp
        # Generate amplitudes up to maximum amplitude in a normal distribution
        seeds.append({'SNR': impulse_amplitudes,
                      'time': impulse_times})
        for j in range(nseeds):
            impulses[impulse_times[j]] = impulse_amplitudes[j]
        # We now have one vector of impulses, we need nsta numbers of them,
        # shifted with the appropriate lags
        mintime = min([template_tr.stats.starttime
                       for template_tr in template])
        for j, template_tr in enumerate(template):
            offset = int((template_tr.stats.starttime - mintime) * samp_rate)
            pad = np.zeros(offset)
            tr_impulses = np.append(pad, impulses)[0:len(impulses)]
            # Convolve this with the template trace to give the daylong seeds
            data[j].data += np.convolve(tr_impulses,
                                        template_tr.data)[0:len(impulses)]
        if debug > 2:
            data.plot(starttime=UTCDateTime(0) +
                      impulse_times[0] / samp_rate - 3,
                      endtime=UTCDateTime(0) +
                      impulse_times[0] / samp_rate + 15)
    # Add the noise
    for tr in data:
        noise = np.random.randn(86400 * int(samp_rate))
        tr.data += noise / max(noise)
        if debug > 2:
            tr.plot()

    return templates, data, seeds
Exemple #3
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# We should trim the grid to the area we want to work in
print 'Cutting the grid'
stations, nodes, travel_times = bright_lights._resample_grid(stations, allnodes,
                                                    alltravel_times,
                                                    brightdef.mindepth,
                                                    brightdef.maxdepth,
                                                    brightdef.corners,
                                                    brightdef.resolution)
del allnodes, alltravel_times
# Check that we still have a grid!
if len(nodes) == 0:
   raise IOError("You have no nodes left")

# Call the template generation function - generate at 100 Hz then downsample
synth_templates=synth_seis.template_grid(stations, nodes, travel_times, 'S', \
       PS_ratio=brightdef.ps_ratio, samp_rate=100,\
       flength=int(100*templatedef.length), \
                                         phaseout=template_phaseout)
print 'We have '+str(len(synth_templates))+' synthetic templates'

# Write out the synthetics!
i=0
template_names=[] # List of the template names, which will be the node location
templates=[]
for synth in synth_templates:
   # We need the data to be in int32
   stations=[tr.stats.station for tr in synth if tr.stats.station not in ['WHAT','POCR']]
   if len(list(set(stations))) < 5:
       # Only write and use templates with at least five stations
       print 'too few stations'
       print stations
       i+=1