Releases: megies/obspyck
Releases · megies/obspyck
0.6.0
- avoid error when special use case key
test_event_server_jane
is not
present (see #71) - add possibility to specify complex, time-dependent station combinations
(see #73) - avoid errors when encountering arrivals without a residual time (see #52)
- add experimental option for reviewing all picks in a given catalog (as
opposed to normal operation which only considers the first event in a loaded
catalog file, see #50) - enable opting for physical unit conversion switch to go to displacement or
acceleration (so far always was converting to velocity; see #43) - use obspy read_inventory() and Inventory/Response objects internally for
all metadata, regardless of source (see #77) - reimplement AR picker (see #75)
- make reference time given on command line the zero-time on time axis always
(so far if an offset was given the zero time was equal to reference time
plus offset, see #78) - save raw waveform data and station metadata in current obspyck instance's
temporary directory for easy reuse (see #79) - taper settings (applied before any filtering) can now be controlled via
config file (see #80) - speed up magnitude calculation by reusing unchanged station magnitudes when
updating the network magnitude while changing magnitude picks on one station
(see #88)
0.5.1
0.5.0
- add support for magnitude estimation for data fetched from an FDSN server
(using full response) - depending on obspy >=1.1.0 now
- add support for scrolling along time axis with mouse wheel + modifier
(by default "alt" key, see #45) - fix station metadata output in hypo71 format (for location routines)
for longitude <0 (see #47) - fix horizontal errors read after hyp2000 location (conversion from km to m
was missing, see #48) - add possibility to use other phase names besides the default "P" and "S" in
picking. this is highly experimental, especially when using location
routines most internals are very likely still using hard coded "P" and "S"
values, but for picking and saving to QuakeML only this reportedly works
(see #36). - also show picks in the GUI that lack location code in the corresponding
QuakeML file (but such picks will not be associated to any one of the
Stream's axes, so it will not be possible to modify or delete them via the
GUI, see #49 and #51)