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

Uses of NoSuchMatPropException in edu.sc.seis.TauP
 

Methods in edu.sc.seis.TauP that throw NoSuchMatPropException
 void TauModel.calcTauIncFrom(SlownessModel sMod)
          Calculates tau for each branch within a slowness model.
 void SlownessModel.createSample(VelocityModel velModel)
          This method takes a velocity model and creates a vector containing slowness-depth layers that, hopefully, adequately sample both slowness and depth so that the travel time as a function of distance can be reconstructed from the theta function.
 double VelocityModel.depthAtBottom(int layerNumber)
          returns the depth at the bottom of the given layer.
protected  void SlownessModel.distanceCheck()
          Checks to make sure no slowness layer spans more than maxRangeInterval and that the (estimated) error due to linear interpolation is less than maxInterpError.
 double VelocityModel.evaluateAbove(double depth, char materialProperty)
          returns the value of the given material property, usually P or S velocity, at the given depth.
 double VelocityLayer.evaluateAt(double depth, char materialProperty)
           
 double VelocityLayer.evaluateAtBottom(char materialProperty)
           
 double VelocityModel.evaluateAtBottom(int layerNumber, char materialProperty)
          returns the value of the given material property, usually P or S velocity, at the bottom of the given layer.
 double VelocityLayer.evaluateAtTop(char materialProperty)
           
 double VelocityModel.evaluateAtTop(int layerNumber, char materialProperty)
          returns the value of the given material property, usually P or S velocity, at the top of the given layer.
 double VelocityModel.evaluateBelow(double depth, char materialProperty)
          returns the value of the given material property, usually P or S velocity, at the given depth.
 void VelocityPlot.plot(VelocityModel velModel, char waveType)
           
 void VelocityPlot.plot(VelocityModel velModel, char waveTypeA, char waveTypeB)
           
 



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