Dear, I have some files to process HV *.SEG2, however when processing it throws me a screen and does not allow me to advance, "Add signal id 1 to component Vertical of station R001 at 55 0 0"
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Thanks.
About process HV error
About process HV error
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Re: About process HV error
Hello,
your data seems to have 2 kinds of problem (see "original data"):
1) they are all loaded as vertical;
2) "Rec o" in "Table", have different values.
You need to edit table values (see "edit - lock table edition" image), with the rigth values of type of sensor per channel and it should work (see "final" image).
Bye
your data seems to have 2 kinds of problem (see "original data"):
1) they are all loaded as vertical;
2) "Rec o" in "Table", have different values.
You need to edit table values (see "edit - lock table edition" image), with the rigth values of type of sensor per channel and it should work (see "final" image).
Bye
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Re: About process HV error
Hi,
I confirm IgnazioC's comments. A H/V station is supposed to have three components and located at the same coordinates (Receiver X and Y must be the same for all components). You can also modify these values with a script in menu Edit/Set header.
For instance, in your particular case, you should run:
Adapt the order of components to your case.
I confirm IgnazioC's comments. A H/V station is supposed to have three components and located at the same coordinates (Receiver X and Y must be the same for all components). You can also modify these values with a script in menu Edit/Set header.
For instance, in your particular case, you should run:
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for(i=0; i<signals.length; i+=3) {
signals[i].component="Z"
signals[i+1].component="N"
signals[i+2].component="E"
}
for(i=0; i<signals.length; i++) {
signals[i].receiverX=0;
signals[i].receiverY=0;
signals[i].receiverZ=0;
}