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The directory structure of LArge‐scale Seismic Inversion Framework (LASIF). This example omits some folders for the sake of brevity. The stateful nature of LASIF means that as soon as some data is copied or created under it, LASIF is aware of it.
Published: 03 June 2015
Figure 1. The directory structure of LArge‐scale Seismic Inversion Framework (LASIF). This example omits some folders for the sake of brevity. The stateful nature of LASIF means that as soon as some data is copied or created under it, LASIF is aware of it.
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A screenshot of LASIF’s web interface which can be launched with the lasif serve command at any point. The example shows the interactive map currently set to display the ray paths and recording stations for a single event. The main purpose of the web interface is to interactively explore the dataset and state of the inversion.
Published: 03 June 2015
Figure 2. A screenshot of LASIF’s web interface which can be launched with the lasif serve command at any point. The example shows the interactive map currently set to display the ray paths and recording stations for a single event. The main purpose of the web interface is to interactively
Journal Article
Published: 03 June 2015
Seismological Research Letters (2015) 86 (4): 1198–1207.
...Figure 1. The directory structure of LArge‐scale Seismic Inversion Framework (LASIF). This example omits some folders for the sake of brevity. The stateful nature of LASIF means that as soon as some data is copied or created under it, LASIF is aware of it. ...
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A small set of automatically selected events. The map shows the unedited output of $ lasif plot_events, which is one of several visualization commands available in LASIF. The black lines mark the boundaries of the simulation domain, the gray inner lines show an optional buffer zone used to safeguard against boundary effects from numerical waveform solvers.
Published: 03 June 2015
Figure 3. A small set of automatically selected events. The map shows the unedited output of $ lasif plot_events, which is one of several visualization commands available in LASIF. The black lines mark the boundaries of the simulation domain, the gray inner lines show an optional buffer zone used
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Ray density map for the study region. Produced with the lasif plot_raydensity command, which extracts the required information from the project file structure. It will only plot ray paths for data that are actually part of the project.
Published: 03 June 2015
Figure 5. Ray density map for the study region. Produced with the lasif plot_raydensity command, which extracts the required information from the project file structure. It will only plot ray paths for data that are actually part of the project.
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Published: 12 April 2024
Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America (2024) 114 (3): 1392–1406.
... et al. , 2012 ), and waveform data through the International Federation of Digital Seismograph Networks (FDSN) webservices ( Romanowicz and Dziewoński, 1986 ) with the help of the LArge‐scale Seismic Inversion Framework (LASIF; Thrastarson, van Herwaarden, et al. , 2021 ), querying all publicly...
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Published: 03 May 2024
Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America (2024) 114 (3): 1185–1213.
... in dedicated software packages such as the large‐scale seismic inversion framework (LASIF; Krischer et al. , 2015 ; Thrastarson et al. , 2021 ), SeisFlows ( Modrak et al. , 2018 ), Pyatoa ( Chow et al. , 2020 ), or Salvus ( Afanasiev et al. , 2019 ) and HPC platforms, for example, hybrid central...
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