MSPAC - Revision history

Clotaire Michel: /* Defining the outputs and starting the computation */

2010-03-12T14:10:57Z

Defining the outputs and starting the computation

Marc at 14:06, 12 March 2010

2010-03-12T14:06:31Z

Marc at 14:05, 12 March 2010

2010-03-12T14:05:19Z

Marc at 14:03, 12 March 2010

2010-03-12T14:03:58Z

Marc at 14:01, 12 March 2010

2010-03-12T14:01:22Z

Mao: /* Time limits */

2010-03-12T08:23:23Z

Time limits

Pierre-Yves Bard: /* Defining the outputs and starting the computation */

2010-03-11T09:52:55Z

Defining the outputs and starting the computation

Marc: Undo revision 1924 by Marc (Talk)

2010-03-10T16:23:57Z

Undo revision 1924 by Marc (Talk)

Marc: /* Graphical display of spatial autocorrelation estimates and corresponding phase velocities */

2010-03-10T16:23:25Z

Graphical display of spatial autocorrelation estimates and corresponding phase velocities

Marc: /* Graphical display of spatial autocorrelation estimates and corresponding phase velocities */

2010-03-10T16:23:10Z

Graphical display of spatial autocorrelation estimates and corresponding phase velocities

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 There are two ways for saving computation results:
 * check the ''Dinver target'' box and provide the output file name in the editing box. The ''.target'' output file will contain only the statistics: mean, standard deviation and number of processed windows for each autocorrelation sample. This file contains also the list of selected rings. This file can be further edited by using the [[Spac2disp|spac2disp]] tool.
-* check the ''All results for each time window'' box and provide the output file name in the editing box. The ''.max'' output file will contain the autocorrelation results for each processed time window and each ring. This file can be further edited by using [[Geopsy:Max2curve|max2curve]] tool.
+* check the ''All results for each time window'' box and provide the output file name in the editing box. The ''.max'' output file will contain the autocorrelation results for each processed time window and each ring. This file can be further edited by using [[Max2curve|max2curve]] tool.
 * Then, click on [[Image:SPACToolbox_StartIcon.png|50px]] to start the computation. Status of the computation can be checked in the "Status" tab as displayed below.

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 [[Image:SPACToolbox_SPAC2DISP_Max2curveHistograms.png|thumb|left|500px|Histograms of mspac estimates]]
-Histograms are displayed on the right panel. The [[Scifigs: Palette|color scale]] indicates the histogram values. By default,
+Histograms are displayed on the right panel. The [[SciFigs: Palette|color scale]] indicates the histogram values. By default,
 histograms are overlaid by the mean spatial autocorrelation +/- standard deviation curves whose corresponding values are indicated in the left panel. This 'by default' curves can be either hidden by unchecking the ''visible'' box on the bottom part of the left panel or remove by using the ''Remove'' option in the [[SciFigs:_Curve_Browser|actions]] tab attached to the curve. Note also that you can perform several [[SciFigs:_Curve_Browser|actions]] on this curve. Similarly to FK or HRFK, the ''Grid Statistics'' window allows you to edit the [[Max2curve|statistics]] in order to filter out spurious or
 unwanted estimates.

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 === Graphical display of spatial autocorrelation estimates and corresponding phase velocities ===
-The .target file is [[Xml files|Xml file]]. Graphical display of this file can be done by importing the .target file in the ''target'' menu of ''Dinver'' ([[Geopsy: Dispersion_curve_inversion#Importing_the_dispersion_curve_to_fit|Importing the autocorrelation curve to fit]]) or by using [[Spac2disp|spac2disp]] that can be launched either from the windows Geopsy menu either from command line.
+The .target file is [[Xml files|Xml file]]. Graphical display of this file can be done by importing the .target file in the ''target'' menu of ''Dinver'' ([[Dispersion curve inversion#Importing the dispersion curve to fit|Importing the autocorrelation curve to fit]]) or by using [[Spac2disp|spac2disp]] that can be launched either from the windows Geopsy menu either from command line.
   $ spac2disp LEP_ARRAY01_SPAC.target
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 [[Image:SPACToolbox_SPAC2DISP_Max2curveHistograms.png|thumb|left|500px|Histograms of mspac estimates]]
-Histograms are displayed on the right panel. The [[Scifigs:color palette|color scale]] indicates the histogram values. By default,
+Histograms are displayed on the right panel. The [[Scifigs: Palette|color scale]] indicates the histogram values. By default,
 histograms are overlaid by the mean spatial autocorrelation +/- standard deviation curves whose corresponding values are indicated in the left panel. This 'by default' curves can be either hidden by unchecking the ''visible'' box on the bottom part of the left panel or remove by using the ''Remove'' option in the [[SciFigs:_Curve_Browser|actions]] tab attached to the curve. Note also that you can perform several [[SciFigs:_Curve_Browser|actions]] on this curve. Similarly to FK or HRFK, the ''Grid Statistics'' window allows you to edit the [[Max2curve|statistics]] in order to filter out spurious or
 unwanted estimates.

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 * Specify the inner and outer circles radii of the ring (see step (1) in the figure on the left)
 * Press on [[Image:SPACToolbox_OptimizeIcon.png|50px]] buttom to adjust the inner and outer circles radii to fitting at best sensors pairs location (see step (2) in the figure on the left). This ring is composed of 10 pairs of sensors as specified in the ''Pairs'' column.
-* Define the next rings (see step (3) in the figure on the left). Note that you can associate a specific [[SciFigs:_Legend|color]] to each ring.
+* Define the next rings (see step (3) in the figure on the left). Note that you can associate a specific [[SciFigs: Legend|color]] to each ring.
 * Note that you add or remove specific ring by pushing on the [[Image:SPACToolbox_AddIcon.png|50px]] or [[Image:SPACToolbox_RemoveIcon.png|50px]] buttons
 * Once done, click on [[Image:SPACToolbox_SaveIcon.png|50px]] to save your rings design.
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 * the selected spatial autocorrelation estimates can now be saved in a ''.target'' file by pushing on [[Image:SPACToolbox_SPAC_SAVE_ICON.png|50px]] button in the lower frame. This ''.target'' file can be further [[Dispersion_curve_inversion|inverted]].
 [[Image:SPACToolbox_SPAC2DISP_SELECTED.png|thumb|left|500px|Spatial autocorrelation estimates contributing to the selected phase slownesses]]
-* Note that the two picked curves are also displayed in the upper left frame. These curves can be [[SciFigs:_Curve_Browser|edited]], [[SciFigs:_Curve_Browser|saved]], [[SciFigs:_Curve_Browser|removed]], [[SciFigs:_Curve_Browser|resampled]], etc. You can also [[SciFigs:_Curve_Browser|load]] a dispersion curve from other type of processing ([[FK|FK]], [[HRFK|HRFK]]) in order to check consistency between estimates derived from different processing schemes.
+* Note that the two picked curves are also displayed in the upper left frame. These curves can be [[SciFigs: Curve Browser|edited]], [[SciFigs:_Curve_Browser|saved]], [[SciFigs:_Curve_Browser|removed]], [[SciFigs:_Curve_Browser|resampled]], etc. You can also [[SciFigs:_Curve_Browser|load]] a dispersion curve from other type of processing ([[FK|FK]], [[HRFK|HRFK]]) in order to check consistency between estimates derived from different processing schemes.
 [[Image:SPACToolbox_SPAC2DISP_CURVEDATA_TAB.png|thumb|center|300px]]
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 Histograms are displayed on the right panel. The [[Scifigs:color palette|color scale]] indicates the histogram values. By default,
-histograms are overlaid by the mean spatial autocorrelation +/- standard deviation curves whose corresponding values are indicated in the left panel. This 'by default' curves can be either hidden by unchecking the ''visible'' box on the bottom part of the left panel or remove by using the ''Remove'' option in the [[SciFigs:_Curve_Browser|actions]] tab attached to the curve. Note also that you can perform several [[Scifigs:SciFigs:_Curve_Browser|actions]] on this curve. Similarly to FK or HRFK, the ''Grid Statistics'' window allows you to edit the [[Max2curve|statistics]] in order to filter out spurious or
+histograms are overlaid by the mean spatial autocorrelation +/- standard deviation curves whose corresponding values are indicated in the left panel. This 'by default' curves can be either hidden by unchecking the ''visible'' box on the bottom part of the left panel or remove by using the ''Remove'' option in the [[SciFigs:_Curve_Browser|actions]] tab attached to the curve. Note also that you can perform several [[SciFigs:_Curve_Browser|actions]] on this curve. Similarly to FK or HRFK, the ''Grid Statistics'' window allows you to edit the [[Max2curve|statistics]] in order to filter out spurious or
 unwanted estimates.

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 [[Image:SPACToolbox_OutputName.png|thumb|left|300px]]
 There are two ways for saving computation results:
-* check the ''Dinver target'' box and provide the output file name in the editing box. The ''.target'' output file will contain only the statistics: mean, standard deviation and number of processed windows for each autocorrelation sample. This file contains also the list of selected rings. This file can be further edited by using the [[Geopsy:Spac2disp|spac2disp]] tool.
+* check the ''Dinver target'' box and provide the output file name in the editing box. The ''.target'' output file will contain only the statistics: mean, standard deviation and number of processed windows for each autocorrelation sample. This file contains also the list of selected rings. This file can be further edited by using the [[Spac2disp|spac2disp]] tool.
 * check the ''All results for each time window'' box and provide the output file name in the editing box. The ''.max'' output file will contain the autocorrelation results for each processed time window and each ring. This file can be further edited by using [[Geopsy:Max2curve|max2curve]] tool.

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 * Select the following [[Geopsy:_Time_Limits|time limits]] to be processed. [[Image:SPACToolbox_TimeLimits_New.png|200px]]
-* Select a [[Geopsy:_Window_Length | Freq. Dep.]] window length of 100 T. Note that the most common values are ranging from 50 to 200 T. [[Image:SPACToolbox_WINDOW_LENGTH.png|300px]]
+* Select a [[FK#Parameters_for_time_window_settings| Freq. Dep.]] window length of 100 T. Note that the most common values are ranging from 50 to 200 T. [[Image:SPACToolbox_WINDOW_LENGTH.png|300px]]
 * By pushing on [[Image:SPACToolbox_Parameters.png|80px]] , you can also load the [[Geopsy:_Load_Toolbox_Parameters|.log]] file containing all the input parameters saved from a previous computation.

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 [[Image:SPACToolbox_FrequencyLimits.png|thumb|left|300px]]
-* Choose 0.2 and 30 as the minimum and the maximum center frequencies for processing.
+* Choose 2.0 and 30 as the minimum and the maximum center frequencies for processing.
 * Specify the number of frequencies (100) and the sampling scale type (constant on a logarithmic scale).
 * More details about the meaning of these options can be found in [[Geopsy:_Sampling_Frequency|Sampling Frequency]] page.