Re: [MSNoise] Regarding MSNoise (to be specific populate station table) - MSNoise - KSB-ORB Mailing Lists

25 Apr 2020

Dear,

thanks for using msnoise.

in the future, send your email tot the mailing list, because you'll get 
probably as faster answer and then others can also see it.

if your "waveforms" folder is not structured in one of the supported 
ways, you need to use the "--path .... --recursively" as described with 
great details in the documentation. You also have to use the "--init" 
flag. Please read the documentation, all this is described. The second 
command will of course not work , as zero files have been scanned.

http://msnoise.org/doc

Regards,

Thomas

Le 25/04/2020 à 07:27, P SION KUMARI a écrit :
...
  Hello,
 I do have data in mseed format in a folder called "waveforms". I 
 opened the terminal in same folder and tried to scan the data and 
 inserting them in the stations table in the database using the command 
 line "msnoise -t 2 scan_archive", it displayed some thing like this
 2020-04-25 05:14:23.581645 msnoise [pid 12408][INFO]: *** Starting: 
 Scan Archive ***
 2020-04-25 05:14:23.582203 msnoise [pid 12408][INFO]: Will work on 2 
 thread(s)
 2020-04-25 05:14:23.588244 msnoise [pid 12408][INFO]: Updating 
 availability: scanning the archive for files modified 1 day, 0:00:00 
 ago or less.
 2020-04-25 05:14:23.591155 msnoise [pid 12408][INFO]: Will search for 
 files between 1970-01-01 and 2021-01-01.
 2020-04-25 05:14:23.627326 msnoise [pid 12408][INFO]: Scanning 0 
 directories...
 2020-04-25 05:14:23.637353 msnoise [pid 12408][INFO]: *** Finished: 
 Scan Archive ***
 2020-04-25 05:14:23.637494 msnoise [pid 12408][INFO]: It took 0.06 seconds

 And after that I used command line "msnoise populate --fromDA" and 
 then opened the msnoise dashboard, I found displaying " 0 files 
 identified in the archive: 0 new, 0 modified and 0 archived" in the 
 Data Availability table.
 I know you have put lot of efforts in the documentation to make us 
 understand well but I am failing to figure out where I am going wrong. 
 It would be very helpful if you could help me to proceed further 
 regarding the above mentioned.

 Thank You

 Regards
 P. Sion Kumari
 Research student
 National Geophysical Research Institute, India 