Build MTI Config
Build MTI config files
surfQuake core library incorporates and easy way to generate mti Config Files The only thing you need is a previously crated catalog and a mti.ini files that serves of template (just copy and paste the example in the explanation of config file from MTI). The routine will create the mti.ini files using the information from the event catalogs (date, latitude, lngitude, depth and magnitude) and from the rest of the fields from the template. This action will write a mti.ini file per event and ready to be used by MTI toolbox.
Build MTI config files from CLI
Usage
>> surfquake buildmticonfig -c [catalog_file_path] -t [mti_config_template] -o [output_folder] -s [if starttime] -e [if endtime] -l [if lat_min] -a [ if lat_max] -d [if lon_min] -k [if lon_max] -w [if depth_min] -f [depth_max] -g [if mag_min] -p [if mag_max]
Interactive help
Run Build MTI config files from CLI
>> surfquake buildmticonfig --catalog_file_path /mti_config_test/catalog_obj.pkl --mti_config_template /mti_confis_test/template.ini --output_folder /mti_confis_test --starttime "30/09/2021, 00:00:00.0" --endtime "30/09/2022, 00:00:00.0" --lat_min 38.0 --lat_max 44.0 --lon_min -2.0 --lon_max 4.0 --depth_min -3.0 --depth_max 50 --mag_min 3.0 --mag_max 4.0
Build MTI config files from Library
Classes
class BuildMTIConfigs:
def __init__(self, catalog_file_path, mti_config: Union[str, MomentTensorInversionConfig], output_path):
self.catalog_file_path = catalog_file_path
self.config_mti_template = mti_config
self.output_path = output_path
self.catalog = None
if isinstance(mti_config, str) and os.path.isfile(mti_config):
self.mti_template_configuration = (load_mti_configuration(mti_config),)
else:
raise ValueError(f"mti_config {mti_config} is not valid. It must be a valid .ini file for "
f"MomentTensorInversionConfig")
Methods
def write_mti_ini_file(self, **kwargs):
"""
starttime :str: starttime to filter the catalog in format %d/%m/%Y, %H:%M:%S.%f
endtime :str: endtime to filter the catalog in format %d/%m/%Y, %H:%M:%S.%f
lat_min:float
lat_max:float
lon_min:float
lon_max:float
depth_min:float: km
depth_max:float: km
mag_min:float
mag_max:float
"""