Error in the collar Tutorial especially in : cross_correlate(raw_store, config, cc_store)

[Jurang-cloud]

I was trying to do some cross correlation using the collar tutorial but unfortunately I couldn't get to work due to the errors I encountered. I have attached the collar notebook so that you can go through and see where probably I am making a mistake and needed to be corrected or if it is a genuine error from the notebook then you can fix it.

Thank you,
Job
get_started.md

[carlosgjs]

@Jurang-cloud - We've found there's an issue when running on Apple M1 computers, which is documented here. The workaround is to install grpcio from conda:

pip uninstall grpcio; conda install grpcio=1.43.0 -c conda-forge

[Jurang-cloud]

Hi Dr. Carlos, Thanks for your response, I will try that and let you know how it turns out. Again, I want to believe that I would be able to use the tutorial example with my own data to do correlation and stacking? Cheers Job

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[carlosgjs]

Yes, provided the data complies with the expected format and naming convention. I suggest inspecting the files created by the download() function. E.g.:

2019_02_01_12_00_00T2019_02_02_00_00_00.h5
2019_02_01_00_00_00T2019_02_01_12_00_00.h5

I.e. the .h5 files are expected to be named after the timespan of data they contain.

[Jurang-cloud]

Hi Dr. carlos, The data files I have are basically .SAC files ( EHE 2016-03-09 17:46:28.184 2016-03-26 16:20:28.185588867 ). Can I convert it to the .h files? Cheers, Job

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