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#### Some handwork:
PyLoT needs a properties folder on your system to work. It should be situated in your home directory
(on Windows usually C:/Users/*username*):
mkdir ~/.pylot
In the next step you have to copy some files to this directory:
*for local distance seismicity*
cp path-to-pylot/inputs/pylot_local.in ~/.pylot/pylot.in
*for regional distance seismicity*
cp path-to-pylot/inputs/pylot_regional.in ~/.pylot/pylot.in
*for global distance seismicity*
cp path-to-pylot/inputs/pylot_global.in ~/.pylot/pylot.in
and some extra information on error estimates (just needed for reading old PILOT data) and the Richter magnitude scaling
Some extra information on error estimates (just needed for reading old PILOT data) and the Richter magnitude scaling
relation
cp path-to-pylot/inputs/PILOT_TimeErrors.in path-to-pylot/inputs/richter_scaling.data ~/.pylot/
You may need to do some modifications to these files. Especially folder names should be reviewed.
PyLoT has been tested on Mac OSX (10.11), Debian Linux 8 and on Windows 10.
PyLoT has been tested on Mac OSX (10.11), Debian Linux 8 and on Windows 10/11.
## Release notes
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- event organisation in project files and waveform visualisation
- consistent manual phase picking through predefined SNR dependant zoom level
- consistent automatic phase picking routines using Higher Order Statistics, AIC and Autoregression
- pick correlation correction for teleseismic waveforms
- interactive tuning of auto-pick parameters
- uniform uncertainty estimation from waveform's properties for automatic and manual picks
- pdf representation and comparison of picks taking the uncertainty intrinsically into account
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#### Known issues:
We hope to solve these with the next release.
Current release is still in development progress and has several issues. We are currently lacking manpower, but hope to assess many of the issues in the near future.
## Staff
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[ObsPy]: http://github.com/obspy/obspy/wiki
August 2024
September 2024