List: Inversion

• warangps: monitoring of real-time positions for WARAN, computation of theoretical array responses.
• dinver: inversion with [Neighborhood Algorithm] modified after Wathelet (2008): e.g. surface wave inversion
• figue: edition of figures extracted from processing applications. Figures produced by [figue] are ready for publications (export to ps, pdf, svg, jpeg, png, or printer).
• geopsy: graphical user interface that accepts various wave formats, visualization of waves and basic signal processing.
• gpdc: computation of dispersion curves.
• gpdcmisfit: recomputes misfits of models produced by an inversion.
• gpdcreport: analysis of inversion report (from dinver).
• gpec8: determines site class from Vs profiles (Eurocode 8).
• gpell: computation of ellipticity curves.
• gpfksimulator: educational tool for simulating the array response of plane wave(s) with arbitrary direction and speed.
• gpgroup2phase: scans possible phase dispersion curves from a group dispersion curve.
• gplivemodel: interactive plot of dispersion, ellipticity and SH amplification curves.
• gpmodel2param: transforms a model file into a parametrized ground structure
• gpparam2model: produces model files from parameter sets and a given parametrized ground structure.
• gppoisson: simple converter between Poisson's ratio, Vs, and Vp.
• gpprofile: extracts Poisson's ratio, Vs, or Vp profiles from a model file.
• gprefra: computation of travel time ("classical refraction").
• gpsh: computation of SH transfer curves (available but empty).
• gpsort: re-arranges curve order in a file (handy for gppac output).
• gpspac: computation of auto-correlation ratio curves.
• gpdepth: computes a parameterization from minimum and maximum wavelength
• gpsignal: computes synthetic signals
• gpviewdcreport: plots inversion reports (from dinver).
• max2curve: tool for estimating the average and the uncertainties of various processes: FK, HRFK, SPAC, HVTFA or simply curves.
• spac2disp: tool for estimating the reliability of experimental auto-correlation curves.