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Hi Marc, I am using ambient data recorded by the British Geological Survey (BGS) in MiniSEED format, available online via the following link: http://earthquakes.bgs.ac.uk/monitoring/data_archive.html I am trying to deconvolve the instrument response- so I have a more scientific unit (i.e displacemen...

Also, I am not sure what the units for the Fourier Amplitude Spectrum are according to the Geopsy FFT. The data I uploaded in the time domain was in terms of 'counts' (i.e. counts vs time) and after applying the FFT the y axis (i.e. the Fourier Amplitude spectrum') is labelled with 'counts/sqrt(Hz)'...

Hi Marc, Thanks for getting back to me. I just wanted to clarify- for the 'frequency (amplitude)' plot (under view) I assume this displays the 'real' component (i.e. the second column in the .txt file), whilst the 'frequency (phase)' plot displays the 'imaginary' component (i.e. the third column in ...

Hi Marc, I was wondering if there was a method to export results in the frequency domain using Geopsy. I have imported data in the time domain, and applied the FFT (by selecting view --> frequency (amplitude)). Now I want to export the results, ideally as a .hv file. I know that there is a way of do...

Hi Marc,

Thank you very much- that makes much more sense now.

Luke

Dear Marc, I have a couple of questions about the H/V toolbox in Geopsy. Under the Processing tab, there is the option to apply a taper- I am choosing to apply a Cosine taper. I have seen in previous versions of the software an option for modifying the width of the cosine taper (i.e. giving a percen...