SeisSrcInv
A full waveform seismic source mechanism inversion package. This package takes Green's functions and real, observed seismograms and performs a Bayesian inversion. The package also allows for the inversion results to be plotted.
To cite:
The method is detailed completely here: T Hudson, AM Brisbourne, F Walter, D Graff, R White, A Smith “Icequake source mechanisms for studying glacial sliding” JGR Earth Surface (in review) (preprint available here: https://doi.org/10.1002/essoar.10502610.1)
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To install:
Using Pip:
pip install SeisSrcInv
Manually:
Download SeisSrcInv from https://github.com/TomSHudson/SeisSrcInv Install by: python setup.py install
Usage:
For example of usage, see example.ipynb jupyter-notebook or example.pdf. The jupyter-notebook should run once SeisSrcInv is installed. For other optional arguments try: help(SeisSrcInv.inversion.run) help(SeisSrcInv.plot.run)
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