resp: Access the 'resp' web service for instrument response...

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Description

From [1]: The RESP webservice gives access to instrument response information. The response information is returned in the RESP format [2]. The service can return responses for a channel, one or more channels under a location, or one or more channels under a station.

Usage

ws.resp(network, station, location, channel, time = "", starttime = "",
  endtime = "", filename = NA, verbose = FALSE)

resp.ws(network, station, location, channel, time = "", starttime = "",
  endtime = "", filename = NA, verbose = FALSE)

Arguments

network	character; Regular network (e.g., 'IU') or virtual network (e.g., '_FDSN')
station	charcter; Station code
location	character; Location code. Use -- instead of spaces. Wildcards are accepted.
channel	character; Channel code. Wildcards are accepted.
time	character; Find the response for the given time. time cannot be used with starttime or endtime. Using this can tend to produce
starttime	character; find response information from this point on
endtime	character; find response information up until this point
filename	NA for an auto-generated filename based on the inputs; NULL for a temporary filename; or, a character string of the user's choosing. See Details for details about the auto-generated name.
verbose	logical; should messages be given?

Details

Filename options (filename=)

• NA: An auto-generated file.

• NULL: A temporary file.

• <character string>: Any desired name.

Autogenerated files are of the form:

iriswsQ.<network>.<station>.<location>.<channel>.resp

Temporary files are generated within query.iris.

Value

A list (invisibly) with the query string, and data from the result

Author(s)

AJ Barbour

References

[1] http://service.iris.edu/irisws/resp/1/

[2] http://www.iris.edu/KB/questions/69/What+is+a+RESP+file?

See Also

Other WebServices: distaz, flinnengdahl, irisws-webservices, timeseries, traveltime

Examples

ws.resp("PB","B084","--","LDD")
try(ws.resp("PB","B084","--","LDD", time=timestring(2012,10,0,0,0)))
try(ws.resp("PB","B084","--","LDD", starttime=timestring(2012,10,0,0,0)))

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