seisflows.plugins.preprocess.adjoint
Adjoints used by the ‘default’ preprocess class use to generate adjoint sources
All functions defined have four required positional arguments
- type syn
np.array
- param syn
synthetic data array
- type obs
np.array
- param obs
observed data array
- type nt
int
- param nt
number of time steps in the data array
- type dt
float
- param dt
time step in sec
Module Contents
Functions
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Waveform difference from Tromp et al 2005 Eq 9 |
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Waveform envelope difference from Yuan et al. 2015 Eq. 16 |
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Instantaneous phase difference from Bozdag et al. 2011 Eq. 27 |
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Cross-correlation traveltime from Tromp et al. 2005 Eq. 45 |
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A faster cc traveltime function but possibly innacurate |
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Cross-correlation amplitude difference |
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Envelope amplitude ratio from Yuan et al. 2015 Eq. B-2 |
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Envelope lag from Yuan et al. 2015 Eq. B-2, B-5 |
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Alterative instantaneous phase function |
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Displacement waveform for migration |
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Velocity waveform for migration, taking derivative of obs |
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Acceleration waveform for migration, second derivative of obs |
- seisflows.plugins.preprocess.adjoint.waveform(syn, obs, *args, **kwargs)
Waveform difference from Tromp et al 2005 Eq 9
- Parameters
syn (np.array) – synthetic data array
obs (np.array) – observed data array
- seisflows.plugins.preprocess.adjoint.envelope(syn, obs, nt, dt, eps=0.05, *args, **kwargs)
Waveform envelope difference from Yuan et al. 2015 Eq. 16
- Parameters
syn (np.array) – synthetic data array
obs (np.array) – observed data array
nt (int) – number of time steps in the data array
dt (float) – time step in sec
- seisflows.plugins.preprocess.adjoint.instantaneous_phase(syn, obs, nt, dt, eps=0.05, *args, **kwargs)
Instantaneous phase difference from Bozdag et al. 2011 Eq. 27
- Parameters
syn (np.array) – synthetic data array
obs (np.array) – observed data array
nt (int) – number of time steps in the data array
dt (float) – time step in sec
- seisflows.plugins.preprocess.adjoint.traveltime(syn, obs, nt, dt, *args, **kwargs)
Cross-correlation traveltime from Tromp et al. 2005 Eq. 45
- Parameters
syn (np.array) – synthetic data array
obs (np.array) – observed data array
nt (int) – number of time steps in the data array
dt (float) – time step in sec
- seisflows.plugins.preprocess.adjoint.traveltime_inexact(syn, obs, nt, dt, *args, **kwargs)
A faster cc traveltime function but possibly innacurate
- Parameters
syn (np.array) – synthetic data array
obs (np.array) – observed data array
nt (int) – number of time steps in the data array
dt (float) – time step in sec
- seisflows.plugins.preprocess.adjoint.amplitude(syn, obs, nt, dt, *args, **kwargs)
Cross-correlation amplitude difference
- Parameters
syn (np.array) – synthetic data array
obs (np.array) – observed data array
nt (int) – number of time steps in the data array
dt (float) – time step in sec
- seisflows.plugins.preprocess.adjoint.envelope2(syn, obs, nt, dt, eps=0.0, *args, **kwargs)
Envelope amplitude ratio from Yuan et al. 2015 Eq. B-2
- Parameters
syn (np.array) – synthetic data array
obs (np.array) – observed data array
nt (int) – number of time steps in the data array
dt (float) – time step in sec
- seisflows.plugins.preprocess.adjoint.envelope3(syn, obs, nt, dt, eps=0.0, *args, **kwargs)
Envelope lag from Yuan et al. 2015 Eq. B-2, B-5
- Parameters
syn (np.array) – synthetic data array
obs (np.array) – observed data array
nt (int) – number of time steps in the data array
dt (float) – time step in sec
- seisflows.plugins.preprocess.adjoint.instantaneous_phase2(syn, obs, nt, dt, eps=0.0, *args, **kwargs)
Alterative instantaneous phase function
- Parameters
syn (np.array) – synthetic data array
obs (np.array) – observed data array
nt (int) – number of time steps in the data array
dt (float) – time step in sec
- seisflows.plugins.preprocess.adjoint.displacement(syn, obs, nt, dt, *args, **kwargs)
Displacement waveform for migration
- seisflows.plugins.preprocess.adjoint.velocity(syn, obs, nt, dt, *args, **kwargs)
Velocity waveform for migration, taking derivative of obs
- seisflows.plugins.preprocess.adjoint.acceleration(syn, obs, nt, dt, *args, **kwargs)
Acceleration waveform for migration, second derivative of obs Use finite difference to differentiate observatio nwaveform