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My name is Marlon and I'm a MS Geophysics grad student at Boise State looking at an Alaska earthquake catalog.
I've installed GISMO and it's working great at helping me quantify the robustness at the earthquake catalog I am interested. However, I was wondering if there is a way of using GISMO to produce a map of b-values (map view, not just the standard G-R relationship), which I know the older matlab package ZMAP can do.
And I noticed that the cookbook way to only parse out a catalog by magnitude type isn't working
e.g. :
data = Catalog.retrieve('iris', 'starttime', '2014-01-01', 'endtime', '2015-12-30','magnitudeType', 'ml', 'maximumdepth', maxDepth ,'boxcoordinates', region1);
should just extract local magnitude ('ml') events, but all magnitude types are included in the catalog upon inspection afterwards. Is there a work around for this?
Thanks for entertaining my questions!
Cheers,
Marlon
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Hello Dr. Thompson,
My name is Marlon and I'm a MS Geophysics grad student at Boise State looking at an Alaska earthquake catalog.
I've installed GISMO and it's working great at helping me quantify the robustness at the earthquake catalog I am interested. However, I was wondering if there is a way of using GISMO to produce a map of b-values (map view, not just the standard G-R relationship), which I know the older matlab package ZMAP can do.
And I noticed that the cookbook way to only parse out a catalog by magnitude type isn't working
e.g. :
data = Catalog.retrieve('iris', 'starttime', '2014-01-01', 'endtime', '2015-12-30','magnitudeType', 'ml', 'maximumdepth', maxDepth ,'boxcoordinates', region1);
should just extract local magnitude ('ml') events, but all magnitude types are included in the catalog upon inspection afterwards. Is there a work around for this?
Thanks for entertaining my questions!
Cheers,
Marlon
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: