Hi Marc,
I want to extract the fundamental ellipticity curve for Rayleigh waves of models having a misfit lower than XX through the command line:
gpdcreport -m XX -e 0 run_01.report
Unfortunately nothing happen!
(Although everything is running well when I extract the Rayleigh dispersion curve using the same misfit).
Thanks for your help,
Sylvette
Extracting the ellipticity curve through command line
Extracting the ellipticity curve through command line
Hi Sylvette,
I think you need to pipe the output of your command to
gpell and then the ellipticites are computed for the models
which produced a misfit less than xxx -
I assume that the -e option can only work, if you had done an inversion
with ellipticity target - if not, then the ellipticity is probably not
computed during inversion and won't be stored in the report files -
I found the following text in gpdcreport help message
(quite at the end, where you can find the examples ...):
> gpdcreport run_01.report -e 0
> Output ellipticity curves for the same set of models (if any stored).
Nevertheless, as said above, you can still get the
ellipticity curves using gpell....
gpdcreport -m xx somename*reports | gpell | figue -c
or better use
gpdcreport -m xx somename*reports | gpell | figue -mc
then you get also the ellipticity curves in color according to the misfit
bye
Matthias
I think you need to pipe the output of your command to
gpell and then the ellipticites are computed for the models
which produced a misfit less than xxx -
I assume that the -e option can only work, if you had done an inversion
with ellipticity target - if not, then the ellipticity is probably not
computed during inversion and won't be stored in the report files -
I found the following text in gpdcreport help message
(quite at the end, where you can find the examples ...):
> gpdcreport run_01.report -e 0
> Output ellipticity curves for the same set of models (if any stored).
Nevertheless, as said above, you can still get the
ellipticity curves using gpell....
gpdcreport -m xx somename*reports | gpell | figue -c
or better use
gpdcreport -m xx somename*reports | gpell | figue -mc
then you get also the ellipticity curves in color according to the misfit

bye
Matthias