Man Page mc4campaigns
USAGE:
(1) mc4campaigns [opts] [-t]
(2) mc4campaigns [opts] -C <campaign>
[-t]
(3) mc4campaigns [opts] -C <campaign>
-s fnmodl
To be launched from the directory where the drop.smp-files
are stored.
Version (1) processes all campaigns that are
marked
with #C records in the file ./campaigns.lst
If a #D <campaign> record is found, the column after
the campaign code specifies the sampling interval
for the MC-file.
Version (2) processes one campaign, combining
all #C -records.
The campaign may be split into sub-campaigns;
the selector might select one ore all.
Version (3) processes one campaign, splitting
the job into
one for each .drop.smp -file
PURPOSE:
The script calls ./agsmp2mc (symlink to ~/TD/agsmp2mc)
collecting the #C records from campaigns.lst
If you want to group/split the processing, introduce
sub-campaigns in campaigns.lst by adding a running
number to the campaign id.
And don't forget to add a #D record for each
sub-campaign that sets the time increment.
If you must split the processing into one job for each
drop.smp-file, use the -s option.
You may have to produce two output sets, one
for calibration combining as much data as there is;
and a set on a per-project basis if e.g. seismometer
data is used and time precision to the seconds level
is essential. See the additional remarks at the end of
the help text.
OPTIONS:
-C <str> -
Select a specific campaign or set of
campaigns. The string may be a common substring
of a range of #C -entries, field 1.
-smpdir <sdir>
- the directory where the .drop.smp and .drop.smp.tse
files
are stored (output from scgts4ag). Default = .
-DD <ddir> - the directory
that contains the drift smp-files.
Default ddir is identical to the default value in agsmp2mc.
-O <destd> - the
destination directory for mc-files and jump-files
Default = ../Allcamps/d
-DS | -DY - Adds a column
with the drift series. Select the drift method:
SCG-samples (S) or parametric (Y)
Default: Don't include drift.
-JA
- append the jump file
-dt p -
inforce a sampling interval p [s] on the mc-file produced.
Default is taken from the smp-files.
The campaigns.lst file must be consistent,
check / update the #D -record !
p
= LIST - will retrieve the value from
../Allcamps/campaigns.lst
-t
- for a test. The script shows the commands that
would be issued.
-MX <sed-arg>
- For campaign-wide MC-files, the default names will include
%I by default. The sed-arg, the editing argument to sed,
can change this to include more mark-up. The default is
s/%I/%I-%N/
in order to show the number of projects.
-s <fnmodl> - create a script
./mc4projects for one project at
a time with results in an mc-file the name of which is
created according to <fnmdl>; default = AGSG_%D_%I_%O%L
See agsmp2mc -h for file name construction elements.
(The default uses %D = date, %I = instrument,
%O = orientation, %L the last character of the
input file name after stripping .drop.smp)
-T
- invoke agsmp2mc with the -t option (test)
-J
- invoke agsmp2mc with the -J option (renew jump files)
A file ./agsmp2mc.problems is created with information on
eventually low retrieval quotas in the sampling process. In
such a case, analyse whether sampling schemes make jumps
(worst case if e.g. a 10 - 20 - 30 scheme jumps to 05 - 15 - 25
seconds sample times). The doubt margin of readfuf/readfmd cannot
cope with this. The best way is to force 1/2 of the auto-detected
sampling interval upon the output mc-file:
In a/Allcamps/campaigns.lst add a line
#D <campaign> <dt>
EXAMPLE:
cd ~/TD/a/Allsmp
mc4campaigns -DY -dt 1 -C 200907a
.bye