Software and Code

 Programming in Seismology !!

CODE 1 # 

A simple code to merge contents from the source folder to the destination folder. It helps to merge the content when you have two folders with the same name containing a different set of files.

#!/bin/bash

# Script to merge the folder content from the source folder to the destination folder.

echo Insert source path : " For e.g.  /home/himalaya/Documents/source_fold/*"
read sp
echo Insert destination path : " For e.g.  /home/himalaya/Documents/destination_fold/"
read dp
echo confirm your path "(y for Yes) and (n for NO)"
read resp
echo Program will now initiate to merge the files from source to destination !!
sleep 2
if [ $resp == $'y' ]
then
    rsync -avhu --progress $sp $dp
    echo Work done !!
elif [ $resp == $'n' ]
    then
    echo Path/confirmation is not defined
fi

                                                    ## End of the Script ##

 

CODE 2 # 

DAPF-v1: A MATLAB-GUI to enhance the signal-to-noise ratio of a 3-component seismogram by efficiently suppressing the random/incoherent signals in the data. To run the code please follow the instructions in the User's Guide provided in the package.

link to the package:      https://github.com/SanjaySNegi/DAPF-v1

Reference:  https://pubs.geoscienceworld.org/ssa/srl/article-abstract/doi/10.1785/0220200034/591967/An-Efficient-Approach-of-Data-Adaptive?redirectedFrom=fulltext

                                                             Data Adaptive Polarization Filter- GUI

 
 

                                                            ## End ##

 

# CODE 3:

EWA- Earthquake Waveform Analysis Tool

A Matlab-GUI for performing teleseismic earthquake waveform analysis. Acceptable file format : SAC data file only.

Video description: https://youtu.be/_jG-66SFeIM

This code is available from NCPOR's, Geosciences Division repository.






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