SUMMARY

Download responses in sac-polezero or evalresp format

SYNTAX

RESPONSE {sacpz | polezero | pz | evalresp | evresp | resp }
         {network network} {station station}
         {location location} {channel channel}
         {time time} {time start end}
         {verbose}

INPUT

sacpz | polezero | pz:

Download SAC polezero response files (default)

evalresp | evresp | resp:

Download evalresp response files

network: Set the network to download the response of

station: Set the station to download the response of

location: Set the location to download the response of

channel: Set the channel to download the response of

time time-of-data:

Set a specific time that the response includes

time start end: Set the time range to download responses

verbose: Watch the details of the response download process

sacpz \| polezero \| pz:
	Download SAC polezero response files (default)
evalresp \| evresp \| resp:
	Download evalresp response files
network:	Set the network to download the response of
station:	Set the station to download the response of
location:	Set the location to download the response of
channel:	Set the channel to download the response of
time time-of-data:
	Set a specific time that the response includes
time start end:	Set the time range to download responses
verbose:	Watch the details of the response download process

DEFAULT VALUES

RESPONSE SACPZ

DESCRIPTION

Download responses for time-series data in memory or specified using the command options.

Data in Memory. To download responses for data in memory, the following header values must be defined:

knetwk (Network)

kstnm (Station name)

khole (Location identifier)

kcmpnm (Component)

kzdate/kztime (Absolute time of the data, Optional)

An example of getting the response for XE.DOOR..BHZ in either sacpz or evalresp:

SAC> r XE.DOOR..BHZ.M.1994.160.003345.sac
SAC> response
Writing data to
SAC_PZs_XE_DOOR__BHZ_1994-06-09T00:33:45_1994-06-09T01:33:44 [  1.02 KiB]
SAC> response evalresp
Writing data to RESP.XE.DOOR..BHZ [ 49.80 KiB]
SAC>

For specific responses, use the net, sta, loc, and cha options:

SAC> response resp net BK sta BKS loc * cha BHZ
Writing data to RESP.BK.BKS..BHZ [ 73.52 KiB]

Time Range: If no time period is specified, then the total duration is requested. See DATA ACCESS for time formats.

Wildcards are possible only in the location and channel command options.

Output file names are in the form of:

SAC_PZs_net_sta_loc_cha_time

SAC_PZs_net_sta_loc_cha_start_end

RESP.net.sta.loc.cha

If any of the parts (net, sta, loc, or cha) are wildcards, they are left blank in the filename. If the file already exists, a period with a number is appended to the filename, e.g.:

RESP.BK.BKS..BHZ

RESP.BK.BKS..BHZ.0

RESP.BK.BKS..BHZ.1

File TRANSFER discusses sac POLEZERO files and RESP files and shows how they are used to instrument-correct a time-series data file.

ERROR MESSAGES

3264: Response request either requires a data file with meta data

knetwm, kstnm, khole, kcmpnm [kzdate/kztime] or net, sta, loc, and cha [time/start/end]

SEE COMMANDS

STATION, DATA, METADATA, EVENT, DATA ACCESS, TRANSFER

LATEST REVISION

Version 102.0