ASCII file contents#
The and define the contents of the ASCII files that we are going to
plot. We assume that you have a file for each station containing three
components of displacement; as set using the format and channels
options in inparam.source.yaml.
Rather than saving the time series (i.e. the list of timesteps) within
each file, this is stored separately in a file called data_time.ascii.
This should be a single column of floating point numbers, each of which
is a different point in the time series. The first one is probably
slightly negative, as AxiSEM3D ramps up the source time function before
the zero time index on the simulation. The final entry should be roughly
what you set the record length to be in inparam.output.yaml.
If you have not changed the station list, you should have a series of
other files. For example, in the folder global_seismic_network_GSN/,
you should have a series of stations, for example IU.TEIG.ascii. These
are your station files, and the number of columns in each (and the
order) will depend on the channels options you set in
inparam.output.yaml. If you used [U], you should end up with
three components, in the order R, T, Z if you used coordinate_frame = RTZ.