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- anss_formats-0.0.4/PKG-INFO +561 -0
- anss_formats-0.0.4/README_purpose.md +535 -0
- {anss_formats-0.0.2 → anss_formats-0.0.4}/pyproject.toml +2 -2
- anss_formats-0.0.2/PKG-INFO +0 -49
- anss_formats-0.0.2/README.md +0 -23
- {anss_formats-0.0.2 → anss_formats-0.0.4}/anssformats/__init__.py +0 -0
- {anss_formats-0.0.2 → anss_formats-0.0.4}/anssformats/amplitude.py +0 -0
- {anss_formats-0.0.2 → anss_formats-0.0.4}/anssformats/association.py +0 -0
- {anss_formats-0.0.2 → anss_formats-0.0.4}/anssformats/beam.py +0 -0
- {anss_formats-0.0.2 → anss_formats-0.0.4}/anssformats/channel.py +0 -0
- {anss_formats-0.0.2 → anss_formats-0.0.4}/anssformats/eventType.py +0 -0
- {anss_formats-0.0.2 → anss_formats-0.0.4}/anssformats/filter.py +0 -0
- {anss_formats-0.0.2 → anss_formats-0.0.4}/anssformats/formatbasemodel.py +0 -0
- {anss_formats-0.0.2 → anss_formats-0.0.4}/anssformats/machineLearning.py +0 -0
- {anss_formats-0.0.2 → anss_formats-0.0.4}/anssformats/pick.py +0 -0
- {anss_formats-0.0.2 → anss_formats-0.0.4}/anssformats/quality.py +0 -0
- {anss_formats-0.0.2 → anss_formats-0.0.4}/anssformats/source.py +0 -0
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Name: anss-formats
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Summary: Python implementation of the library used to communicate seismic event detection information between systems
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License: CC0-1.0
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Keywords: anss,earthquakes,formats,detection
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Author: John Patton
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Project-URL: Homepage, https://gitlab.com/anss-netops/anss-data-formats
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Project-URL: Repository, https://gitlab.com/anss-netops/anss-data-formats
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Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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# ANSS Data Formats
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The US Geological Survey (USGS) Advanced National Seismic System (ANSS) defines a number of data exchange formats to communicate seismic event detection information between processing systems. These formats are defined using objects as defined in the [JSON standard](http://www.json.org).
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The purpose of this project is to:
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3. Host libraries used to generate, parse, and validate the formats
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## Defined formats:
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* [Pick](format-docs/Pick.md) Format - A format for unassociated picks from a waveform arrival time picking algorithm.
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* [Amplitude](format-docs/Amplitude.md) Object - An object that contains information about an amplitude as part of a pick.
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* [Beam](format-docs/Beam.md) Object - An object that contains information about a waveform beam as part of a pick.
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* [Associated](format-docs/Associated.md) Object - An object that contains associated information if a pick is included in a detection.
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* [Filter](format-docs/Filter.md) Object - An object that contains filter information as part of a pick.
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* [Site](format-docs/Site.md) Object - An object that defines the station used to create a pick.
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* [Source](format-docs/Source.md) Object - An object that defines the creator/source of a pick.
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* [Quality](format-docs/Quality.md) Object - An object that defines the data quality of a pick.
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* [MachineLearning](format-docs/MachineLearning.md) Object - An object that defines the machine learning information for a pick.
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* [EventType](format-docs/EventType.md) Object - An object that defines the event type for MachineLearning info.
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that may or may not be part of the [Pick](Pick.md) Format. Amplitude uses the
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* type - A string that identifies this message as a pick.
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* id - A string containing an unique identifier for this pick.
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* channel - A GeoJSON object containing the channel the pick was made at, see [Channel](Channel.md).
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* source - An object containing the source of the pick, see [Source](Source.md).
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* time - A string containing the UTC arrival time of the phase that was picked, in the ISO8601 format `YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.SSSZ`.
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The following are supplementary values that **may or may not** be provided by
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various picking algorithms.
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* phase - A string that identifies the seismic phase that was picked.
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* polarity - A string containing the phase polarity; "up" or "down".
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* onset - A string containing the phase onset; "impulsive", "emergent", or "questionable" .
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* pickerType - A string describing the type of picker; "manual", "raypicker", "filterpicker", "earthworm", or "other".
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* filter - An array of objects containing the filter frequencies when the pick was made, see [Filter](Filter.md).
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* amplitude - An object containing the amplitude associated with the pick, see [Amplitude](Amplitude.md).
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* beam - An object containing the waveform beam information associated with the pick, see [Beam](Beam.md).
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* associationInfo - An object containing the association information if this pick is used as data in a Detection, see [Associated](Associated.md).
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* machineLearningInfo - An object containing the machine learning information of this pick, see [MachineLearning](MachineLearning.md).
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* qualityInfo - An array of objects containing the containing the quality metric information for this pick, see [Quality](Quality.md).
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# Quality Object Specification
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The Quality object is an object designed to hold data quality for a [Pick](Pick.md) message.
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Site uses the [JSON standard](http://www.json.org).
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## Usage
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Quality is intended for use as part of the [Pick](Pick.md) Format in seismic data
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messaging between seismic applications and organizations.
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"value": Number
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These are the values **required** to define a Quality
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* standard - A string containing the name of the quality standard.
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* value - A string containing numarical value of the quality standard.
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# Source Object Specification
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## Description
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The Source object is an object designed to define the originating seismic
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organization that produced a [Pick](Pick.md) message.
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Site uses the [JSON standard](http://www.json.org).
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## Usage
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Source is intended for use as part of the [Pick](Pick.md) Format in seismic data
|
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messaging between seismic applications and organizations.
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## Output
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* agencyID - A string containing the originating agency FDSN ID.
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* [Amplitude](format-docs/Amplitude.md) Object - An object that contains information about an amplitude as part of a pick.
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* [Beam](format-docs/Beam.md) Object - An object that contains information about a waveform beam as part of a pick.
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* [Associated](format-docs/Associated.md) Object - An object that contains associated information if a pick is included in a detection.
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* [Filter](format-docs/Filter.md) Object - An object that contains filter information as part of a pick.
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* [Site](format-docs/Site.md) Object - An object that defines the station used to create a pick.
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* [Source](format-docs/Source.md) Object - An object that defines the creator/source of a pick.
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Association is intended for use as part of the [Pick](Pick.md) Format in seismic data messaging between seismic applications and organizations.
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"distance" : Number,
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"magnitude" : Number,
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"magnitudeType" : String,
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"depthProbability" : Number,
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"eventType" : {
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