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The function gpprofile is particulary useful to compute the values of <math>V_{S,30}</math>, crucial for earthquake engineering:
 
The function gpprofile is particulary useful to compute the values of <math>V_{S,30}</math>, crucial for earthquake engineering:
 
  gpprofile -average-at 30 file
 
  gpprofile -average-at 30 file
It can even be computed for all the models estimated by dinver as realistic (here with a misfit lower than 0.1):
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It can even be computed for all the models estimated by [[Dinver|dinver]] as realistic (here with a misfit lower than 0.1) during an inversion process:
 
  gpdcreport file.report -m 0.1 | gpprofile -average-at 30 > out
 
  gpdcreport file.report -m 0.1 | gpprofile -average-at 30 > out
 
Then, the distribution of this parameter, written in the file 'out', can be studied (average, standard deviation...).
 
Then, the distribution of this parameter, written in the file 'out', can be studied (average, standard deviation...).

Revision as of 15:08, 11 November 2010

Synopsis

gpprofile [OPTIONS] [FILE]

Description

Prints profile for specified parameters, from a layered model given through stdin or FILE

Format for layered models:

 Line 1    <number of layers n including half-space for first model>
 Line 2    <thickness (m)> <Vp (m/s)> <Vs (m/s)> <Density (kg/m3)>[ <Qp> <Qs>]
 ....
 Line n+1    0 <Vp (m/s)> <Vs (m/s)> <Density (kg/m3)>[ <Qp> <Qs>]
 Line n+3  <number of layers including half-space for second model, if wished>
 ....

Quality factors are not mandatory. Any number of models can be given as input.

Gpprofile options

  • -vp Export Vp profiles
  • -vs Export Vs profiles (default)
  • -rho Export density profiles
  • -nu Export Poisson's ratio profiles
  • -imp Export impedance profiles
  • -minmax Export minimum and maximum selected profiles from input models
  • -d, -depth <depth> Maximum depth for minimum and maximum profiles (default=100)
  • -n <count> Number of samples for minimum and maximum profiles (default=100)
  • -average-at <depth> Returns the average profile over <depth> meters (travel time average)

The travel time average velocity at depth , , is computed as:

with the depth of the layer , , the shear wave velocity of the layer and with so that and

Generic options

  • -help <SECTION> Show help about options. SECTION may be empty or: all, html, latex, examples, generic, gpprofile
  • -version Show version information
  • -app-version Show short version information
  • -reportbug Start bug report dialog, information about bug is passed through stdin. This option is used internally to report bugs if option -nobugreport is not specified.
  • -reportint Start bug report dialog, information about interruption is passed through stdin. This option is used internally to report interruptions if option -nobugreport is not specified.
  • -nobugreport Do not generate bug report in case of error

Examples

The function gpprofile is particulary useful to compute the values of , crucial for earthquake engineering:

gpprofile -average-at 30 file

It can even be computed for all the models estimated by dinver as realistic (here with a misfit lower than 0.1) during an inversion process:

gpdcreport file.report -m 0.1 | gpprofile -average-at 30 > out

Then, the distribution of this parameter, written in the file 'out', can be studied (average, standard deviation...).

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2002-2008 Marc Wathelet. All rights reserved. See http://www.geopsy.org for more information.