find_seismograms

find_seismograms produces the part of the recipe corresponding to SOD's waveformArm. It depends on the output of both find_events and find_stations being piped into it to function correctly. See the usage document to see how that's done.

Options

Format Meaning Default
-v/--version Print SOD's version and exit
-r/--recipe Print the created recipe to stdout instead of running it
-h/--help Print a brief help message and exit
-p/--props <props> Add an additional props file to specify a different nameserver, database or other internal SOD options
-S/--server <server> Set the seismogram server to use for this search service.iris.edu
-B/--begin <beginPhase> The begin time for seismograms specified as a phase name and an offset in minutes like 12.6ttp or -3s. The phase names come from TauP, so look through its PDF documentation to see what names are available. -2ttp
-E/--end <endPhase> The end time for seismograms specified as a phase name and an offset in minutes like .4ttp or -20.01s. The phase names come from TauP, so look through its PDF documentation to see what names are available. +5tts
-c/--channels c1,c2,...,cN The codes of channels to retrieve like BHZ or LH*. If unspecified, all channels for retrieved sites will be retrieved BH*
-l/--sites l1,l2,...,lN The codes of sites(location codes) to retrieve such as 00 or 01. If unspecified, all sites for retrieved stations will be retrieved. '__' can be used to retrieve ' ' sites
--mark-phases 1,2,...,N Phase time to record in SAC file t0-t9 headers. An individual item is given as a phase name, a dash and a t header, 0-9 or a, as in taup_setsac. For example S-9 puts the arrival time for S into the 9th t header. See the TauP for more information about the argument format and phase naming
-o/--output <output> The format for output. Can be none, counter or a Velocity template as described in the printline ingredient. 'counter' outputs the number of seismograms retrieved for each channel for each earthquake counter