Description Usage Arguments Details References
Input events are filtered by SNR and optionally correlation and lagtime thresholds. The filtered datasets are then cross-correlated.
The resulting correlation coefficents, lagtimes and statistics are plotted and returned in form of a table (data frame).
So far hard-coded for SM data of wettzell SGnew TS
1 2 | ccf_multievent(events, mv_win, nmax, limit_cor, correct_cor = T, limit_lag,
correct_lag = T, plotting = T)
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events |
data.frame of events; each row limits one event, event[,1] = start dates, event[,2] = end dates, event[,3] = event name. |
mv_win |
length of window for moving average to smooth data in order to calculate signal to noise ratios. |
nmax |
number of outputs of correlation. |
limit_cor |
threshold for correlation coefficient values; all values below limit_cor will be discarted. |
correct_cor, correct_lag |
logical. should these quality filters be applied (TRUE, default) or only be included into statistics (done always). |
limit_lag |
threshold for lagtime values; all values above limit_lag will be discarted. |
plotting |
logical, should the results be plotted? (default is TRUE). |
Output is a data.frame with mean values for correlation coeficients, lagtime and quality of signal to soise ratio.
Marvin Reich (2015), mreich@gfz-potsdam.de
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