[installation] Init with inital config for global
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.. _data2caps:
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#########
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data2caps
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#########
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**Send data in easy-to-change formats to CAPS.**
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Description
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===========
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*data2caps* reads data from file and send them in :ref:`RAW format <sec-pt-raw>`
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to a CAPS server. The list of supported file formats can be easily extended
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allowing to import almost any custom data file containing time series. The data
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samples are converted to integer values. A multiplier can be applied to reach
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the desired precision. The multiplier can be passed by the command-line option
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:option:`--multiplier`. During data processing the multiplier must be considered.
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The best way to do so is to correct the gain in the :term:`inventory` by the
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multiplier.
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Supported file formats which can be given along with :option:`--format`:
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* slist
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.. code-block:: properties
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TIMESERIES AM_ABCDE_00_SHZ_R, 8226 samples, 50 sps, 2020-01-01T10:20:03.862000, SLIST, FLOAT, M/S
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0.000134157
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0.000286938
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...
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data2caps assumes files with exactly one block of data starting, e.g., with
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*TIMESERIES*. Files containing multiple blocks must be split into multiple
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one-block files before processing these files individually with data2caps. For
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splitting you may use external programs, e.g., csplit.
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Example for processing one file, *vz.data.raw*, containing multiple blocks:
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.. code-block:: sh
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csplit -z vz.data.raw /TIMESERIES/ '{*}'
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for i in xx*; do data2caps -i $i -f flist; done
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* unavco
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The format supports tilt and pressure data on the data website of :cite:t:`unavco`
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in the versions
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* version 1.0: Requires to set the network code using :option:`--network` since the
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it is not provided within the data files.
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* version 1.1
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.. note::
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* The versions 1.0 and 1.1 are automatically recognized.
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* If no multiplier is speficied by :option:`--multiplier`, unit conversion is
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applied to the data for maintaining high resolution in :term:`miniSEED` format:
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* hPa : Pa
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* microradians : nRad
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If no input file is given, :program:`data2caps` creates a generic data series and sends
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it to the CAPS server.
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.. warning::
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The CAPS server to which data2caps should send data to must be up and running.
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Examples
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========
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* Send data from a file in slist format to a CAPS server on *localhost:18003*:
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.. code-block:: sh
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data2caps -H localhost:18003 -i AM.ABCDE.00.SHZ-acc.slist -f slist
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* Send tilt data from a file in unavco 1.1 format to a CAPS server on *localhost:18003*.
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The data is automatically converted from myRad (microradiant) to nRad (nanoradiant):
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.. code-block:: sh
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data2caps -H localhost:18003 -i B2012327816TiltYuRad.txt -f unavco
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Command-Line Options
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====================
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:program:`data2caps [options]`
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.. _Options:
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Options
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.. option:: -H, --host arg
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Default: ``localhost``
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Data output host. Format: host:port. Port 18003 is assumed
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if not given explicitly. Default: localhost:18003.
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.. option:: -h, --help
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Print help.
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.. option:: -i, --input file
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Name of input data file.
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.. option:: -f, --format arg
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Values: ``slist,unavco``
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Format of input data file. Supported: slist, unavco.
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.. option:: -m, --multiplier arg
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Multiplier applied to data samples for generating integers.
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.. option:: -n, --network arg
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Network code to be used for the data. Required for format unavco in
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version 1.0 since this format does not provide a network code.
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