Phase detection and picking on waveforms. Defined the record ringbuffer size in seconds. The leadTime defines the time in seconds to start picking on waveforms before current time. If enabled, picks can be made on waveforms which are older than current time - "leadTime". Current time is the time when the module was started. This allows to pick historic data in real-time playbacks which are preserving the record times. See e.g. the "msrtsimul" module. This option deactivates "leadTime". Activate only for playbacks. The initTime defines a time span in seconds for that the picker is blind after initialization. This time is needed to initialize the filter and depends on it. Interpolate gaps linearly? This is valid for gaps shorter than thresholds.maxGapLength. If enabled, all streams that are received by the picker are used for picking. This option has only effect if a file is used as input which contains more data than the picker requests. If connected to a waveform server such as SeedLink, the picker will only receive the data it is subscribed to. The default filter used for making detections. Station-specific configurations (bindings) override this value. The time correction applied for a pick. Station-specific values (bindings) override this value. The re-picker to use. By default only simple detections are emitted as picks. To enable re-picking on a time window around the detection, an algorithm (plugin) can be defined with this parameter. Currently available: "AIC", "BK" or "GFZ". More options may be available by plugins. Configure related parameters in global bindings. Phase hint to be assigned to the pick made by the primary picker. If enabled and "picker" is configured, then initial detections are sent as well. To distinguish between detections and picks the evaluation status of the pick is set to "rejected". This is meant to be a debug option which can be used to compare detections and picks by their evaluation status. The secondary picker to use, e.g., for picking S-phases. Currently available is: "S-L2". More options may be available by plugins. Configure related parameters in global bindings. If enabled, all secondary pickers that were triggered by a previous pick will be terminated when a new detection or pick has been found. This aims to avoid the case where an S phase is wrongly picked as P but would also be picked as S by the secondary picker. But suppressing the S pick can lead to undesired results. It might be better in some situations to have two picks (P and S) instead only a wrong P. If enabled and "picker" or "spicker" is configured, extra comments will be added to the resulting pick. Supported comments: SNR: added if SNR >= 0, comment id is "SNR" Configures the feature extraction type to use. Currently available: "DFX". Configure related parameters in global bindings. When configured, the usability of the features for locating depends on the used locator, e.g. LOCSAT. Read the locator's documentation and configuration parameters. The amplitude types to be computed by the picker based on picks. Threshold parameters for the primary picker. For which value on the filtered waveforms is a pick detected. Station specific values override this value. The value the filtered waveforms must reach to enable detection again. Between triggerOn and triggerOff the picker is blind and does not produce picks. Station specific values override this value. The maximum gap length in seconds to handle. Gaps larger than this will cause the picker to be reset. The time window used to compute a maximum (snr) amplitude on the filtered waveforms. The time used together with measured amplitude and `thresholds.minAmplOffset` for scaling the amplitude below which the picker is inactive after a P pick. Read the documentation! The amplitude used together with measured amplitude and `thresholds.deadTime` for scaling the amplitude below which the picker is inactive after a P pick. The value is typically similar to the trigger threshold. Read the documentation! Configure a list of magnitude types. Update and send amplitudes for these magnitudes as soon as data are available. Do not wait for complete time windows. Only magnitudes computed by scautopick as given by the amplitudes parameter are considered. This option is for rapid magnitude estimation and EEW. WARNING: This option increases the load on the system! Message group for sending amplitudes to. generic#help generic#version generic#config-file generic#plugins generic#daemon generic#auto-shutdown generic#shutdown-master-module generic#shutdown-master-username verbosity#verbosity verbosity#v verbosity#quiet verbosity#component verbosity#syslog verbosity#lockfile verbosity#console verbosity#debug verbosity#log-file messaging#user messaging#host messaging#timeout messaging#primary-group messaging#subscribe-group messaging#content-type messaging#start-stop-msg database#db-driver-list database#database database#config-module database#inventory-db Do not use the database at all records#record-driver-list records#record-url records#record-file records#record-type Do not connect to a messaging server and do not use the database. Switches to playback mode which does not request a particular time window from the input data source. This implies that all records are forwarded to scautopick if files are being used. Without this option scautopick sets the requested start time to NOW-leadTime and therefore would not work anymore with older datasets in offline mode or when running playbacks. Outputs an XML event parameters file containing all picks and amplitudes. This option implies offline. Enables or disables computation of amplitudes. Runs the picker as usual but does not send any messages. This can be useful to test the picker within a running system. Dumps the current configuration and exits. Station configuration is only read if the picker connects to the messaging and the database. In offline mode it will only dump the application specific setting unless a station.conf file is provided. This option only works in combination with :option:`--offline`. It will dump the data of an amplitude processor if it completed processing successfully and a new amplitude is available. The output format is a simple ASCII format. Configures a station for picking. A station without a binding assigned will not be picked unless the picker is in offline mode. Enables/disables picking on a station. Defines the filter to be used for picking. For which value on the filtered waveform is a pick detected. The value the filtered waveform must reach to enable a detection again. The time correction applied to a pick. Defines whether the detector applies sensitivity correction (applying the gain) or not in advance to filter the data.