tiskitpy.CleanRotator
- class tiskitpy.CleanRotator(stream, avoid_spans=None, plot=False, quickTest=False, remove_eqs=True, uselogvar=False, verbose=True, filt_band=(0.001, 0.01), save_eq_file=True, H_over_Z=1.0, N_E_comps=('1', '2'))
Bases:
objectClean tilt noise from OBS vertical channel using non-deforming rotation
Because earthquakes can swamp the noise-based variance, downloads a list of earthquakes from the time period and only uses windows outside of the earthquakes’ influence (using .TimeSpans.from_eqs). Saves the earthquake file locally to speed up future runs
- angle
angle by which Z (or Z-X-Y) was rotated
- Type:
float
- azimuth
azimuth by which Z (or Z-X-Y) was rotated
- Type:
float
- variance_reduction
amount by which variance was reduced during calculation (0 to 1)
- Type:
float
- H_over_Z
Horizontal channel gain over Z gain.
- Type:
float
- trans_code
code to enter into stats to indicate that data have been rotated
- Type:
str
- apply(stream, horiz_too=False, rot_limit=20.0, set_dtype=True)
Rotates vertical channel to minimize noise
- Parameters:
stream (Stream) – data, must have *Z, *[1|N] and *[2|E] channels
horiz_too – (bool) rotate horizontals also (use if you believe channels are truly orthogonal, probably a bad idea anyway as long as we use a 2-value rotation)
rot_limit – Raise ValueError if self.angle is greater than this value
- Returns:
rotated stream
- Return type:
strm_rot (Stream)
- tfs()
Return the Z-1 and Z-2 transfer functions equal to the given rotation
Designed to be used with the output of rotate_clean() I DID THIS ON THE FLY, HAVE NOT VERIFIED THE VALUES
- Returns:
- 2-tuple containing:
(float): Z-1 ratio (float): Z-2 ration
- Return type:
(tuple)