Executable version

An executable, nuri , can be called to execute some standard operations listed below:

Operation	Description
activity	Plot the activity of the network
download	Download data from the Google server
extract	Extract data
convert	Convert magnetic field data files
wavelet	Plot wavelet transform
psd	Plot power spectral density
availability	Check data availability

Below is the help message can be viewed after typing nuri --help on the terminal:

usage: nuri [-h] [--date] [--delay] [--dest] [--gps] [--length] [--median]
            [--mmin] [--mmax] [--offset] [--output] [--overlap] [--path]
            [--period ] [--rate] [--sensor] [--station] [--trange ] [--tunit]
            [--ufactor]
            {activity,download,extract,convert,wavelet,psd,availability}

Sensor Network Time-frequency analysis tool.

positional arguments:
  {activity,download,extract,convert,wavelet,psd,availability}
                        Operation to be run

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --date                Starting date (format: YYYY-MM-HH)
  --delay               Timestamp delay in seconds
  --dest                Custom destination repository
  --gps                 Where we consider GPS timing
  --length              Time length (in seconds)
  --median              Divide time series by median value
  --mmin                Minimum magnetic field
  --mmax                Maximum magnetic field
  --offset              Timing offset
  --output              Output file name
  --overlap             Period to overlap data (in seconds)
  --path                Path to data file or repository
  --period              Time period (format: YYYY-MM-HH)
  --rate                Targeted sampling rate (default: None)
  --sensor              Sensor type
  --station             Station index number
  --trange              Time range
  --tunit               Time frame unit
  --ufactor             Factor from local to uT