1.1.8. Loc2ssst - generate SSST corrections on a to 3D grid for NLLoc locations¶
Given a set of NLLoc locations, Loc2ssst generates station and phase specific, SSST corrections over a specified 3D grid and adds these corrections to the input travel-times used for NLLoc location to generate new, SSST travel-time grids.
1.1.8.1. Overview¶
For each station and phase in the input NLLoc locations (see LSLOCFILES), the Loc2ssst program accumulates over a specified SSST 3D grid (see LSGRID) a weighted sum of the residuals for the station and phase for each input NLLoc location. Each residual is weighted based on the distance D between the grid cell and the coresponding hypocenter using the relations:
where CharDist and WeightFloor are specified in LSPARAMS.
1.1.8.2. Running the program - Input¶
Synopsis: Loc2ssst InputControlFile
The Loc2ssst program takes a single argument InputControlFile
which
specifies the complete path and filename for an Input Control
File with certain required and optional statements specifying program parameters and
input/output file names and locations. See the Loc2ssst Statements
section of the Input Control File for more details. Note that to run Loc2ssst
the `Generic Statements
section of the Input Control File must contain the ``CONTROL` and TRANS
(Geographic Transformation) statements.
In addition, the Loc2ssst program requires a set of `Loc2ssst Statements in the Input Control File
1.1.8.3. Output¶
The calculated SSST values throughout the requested LSGRID
grid are
written to a new 3D Grid.
The updated travel-time values throughout the requested LSOUTGRID
grid are
written to a new 3D Grid, these files can be used as travel-time files for subsequent NLLoc location.
For a descrition of the naming convention for these grid files, see the
`LSOUT
statement in the Loc2ssst Statements section of the Input Control File.
1.1.8.4. Processing and Display of results¶
The 3D SSST and updated travel-time grids can be post-processed with the program Grid2GMT to produce a GMT command script for plotting with the GMT plotting package.