Uses of Class
edu.sc.seis.TauP.TimeDist

Uses of TimeDist in edu.sc.seis.TauP
 

Fields in edu.sc.seis.TauP declared as TimeDist
protected  TimeDist[] Arrival.pierce
          pierce and path points
protected  TimeDist[] Arrival.path
          pierce and path points
 

Methods in edu.sc.seis.TauP that return TimeDist
 TimeDist TauBranch.calcTimeDist(SlownessModel sMod, int topLayerNum, int botLayerNum, double p)
          calculates the time and distance increments for the given ray parameter.
 TimeDist[] TauBranch.path(double rayParam, boolean downgoing, SlownessModel sMod)
           
 TimeDist SphericalSModel.layerTimeDist(double sphericalRayParam, int layerNum, boolean isPWave)
          Calculates the time and distance increments accumulated by a ray of spherical ray parameter p when passing through layer layerNum.
abstract  TimeDist SlownessModel.layerTimeDist(double rayParam, int layerNum, boolean isPWave)
           
 TimeDist SlownessModel.approxDistance(int slownessTurnLayer, double p, boolean isPWave)
          generate approximate distance, in radians, for a ray from a surface source that turns at the bottom of the given slowness layer.
 TimeDist SlownessLayer.bullenRadialSlowness(double p, double radiusOfEarth)
          Calculates the time and distance (in radians) increments accumulated by a ray of spherical ray parameter p when passing through this layer.
 TimeDist[] Arrival.getPierce()
          returns pierce points as TimeDist objects.
 TimeDist[] Arrival.getPath()
          returns pierce points as TimeDist objects.
 TimeDist Arrival.getPiercePoint(int i)
           
 TimeDist Arrival.getFirstPiercePoint(double depth)
          finds the first pierce point at the given depth.
 TimeDist Arrival.getLastPiercePoint(double depth)
          finds the last pierce point at the given depth.
 TimeDist Arrival.getPathPoint(int i)
           
 

Methods in edu.sc.seis.TauP with parameters of type TimeDist
 void TimeDist.add(TimeDist td)
           
 void PolarPlot.appendSegment(TimeDist[] td)
           
 



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