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Hands-on Station Add 1 Hands-on Were going to add some station metadata, create some profiles, and see if we can see data coming in to our system. Perform the following instructions on your virtual machine. When youre using a web

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Hands-on Station Add

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Hands-on

We’re going to add some station metadata, create some profiles, and see if we can see data coming in to our system. Perform the following instructions on your virtual machine. When you’re using a web browser, it should be the one on your virtual machine.

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First, Minor Update Tweak

If you see a request for updates, go to Settings…

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Change Updates

  • Changed Automatically check for updates

to Weekly and Notify me of a new Ubuntu version to Never.

  • You will need to

enter the admin password which is same as the username: sysop

  • Click Close
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Updates Later

Click “Remind Me Later”

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Metadata

  • Station metadata is the core of

SeisComP3’s configuration

  • We’ll be using some prepared metadata

acquired from IRIS in Dataless SEED format, which has been converted to StationXML format and then edited to only include the stations we care about.

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USB Key For Metadata

  • Downloading metadata with Firefox is an

easy way to get files onto your Virtual Machine, or to your SeisComP3 system.

  • For class, though, you’ll be learning more

about VirtualBox than you wanted to know!

  • We’re going to set up your Desktop as a

shared drive, and you’ll copy new metadata for you onto your Desktop from memory keys

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Copy USB files to Desktop

Copy the files only to your Desktop, because that’s what we’ll share with Virtualbox in a moment.

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Share Desktop to Virtualbox

Go to Devices -> Shared Folders -> Shared Folder Settings…

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Share Desktop to Virtualbox

  • Click on the small blue folder with the green + on the

right to open the Add Share dialog.

  • Click the down arrow at the end of the Folder Path line
  • Select

“Other…”

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Share Desktop to Virtualbox

Browse to Desktop, and then click the Select Folder button.

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Share Desktop to Virtualbox

You should see something like this. You can click “Auto-mount” and “Make Permanent”

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Share Desktop to Virtualbox

  • Sometimes this takes effect right away,

but I’ve had the best luck doing a restart. From the gear icon on the upper right corner choose Shut Down…

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Share Desktop to Virtualbox

  • Click the circle with the arrow on the left

to Restart not Shut Down.

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Share Desktop to Virtualbox

  • Once your machine comes up, click the

Terminal icon on the left to launch a terminal window. You’ll need to know on the next slide that the password for the user ‘sysop’ is: sysop

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Copy Needed Files

  • Type exactly:

sudo cp -r /media/sf_Desktop/IRIS_ISTI Downloads/

You’ll be asked for the sysop password, enter sysop

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Copy Needed Files

  • Type exactly:

sudo chown -R sysop:sysop Downloads/

If asked for the sysop password, enter sysop

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Copy Needed Files

  • Finally type exactly :

cp Downloads/IRIS_ISTI/AF_SC3.XML/* \ seiscomp3/etc/inventory/

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Start scconfig

  • Type ‘scconfig &’

followed by the ‘enter’ key (without the ‘ ’ )

NOTE: A typical way to do this is to cd to seiscomp3/bin and type ./seiscomp exec

  • scconfig. But when we created the VM we

did seiscomp print env, and then put those environment variables into our ~/.bash_profile to make it easier for us.

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Type ‘scconfig &’ and the enter key to launch scconfig

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Start SeisComP3

Go to the System tab Click the ‘Start’ button

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Started SeisComP3

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Go to Inventory Tab. Click the Sync button

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Go to the Bindings Tab

  • You’ll see the AF network we just added.
  • Click the triangle to open AF and perhaps

move the vertical bar between Name and Profile to the right to expose your two stations.

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Go to the Bindings Tab

  • You’ll see the AF network we just added.
  • Click the triangle to open AF and perhaps

move the vertical bar between Name and Profile to the right to expose your two stations.

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Global Profile

We must create a global profile. First, we look at “more info” from the IRIS map, and see that both of these stations have no location code, but have BHZ channels.

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Global Profile

Right-click on ‘global’ on the right, and choose “Add global profile”. Name it global_BHZ__ and click OK

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Global Profile

Expand ‘global’ on right, double click ‘global_BHZ__’ unlock detecStream and put in ‘BHZ’

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Saving Profile Changes

Go to the hidden ‘File’ menu and choose ‘Save’. You need to mouse over the menu bar to see the menu options

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Global Profile

Drag the profile you’ve created on the right

  • ver to the left, and on top of the AF network
  • code. Let it go on top of AF. You’ll see the

profile is now visible under GRHM and POGA if you click the triangles to expand.

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Seedlink Data Acquisition

Right click on ‘seedlink’ on the right and select “Add seedlink profile”. Name it slink_IRIS

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Seedlink Profile

Double click slink_IRIS, next, click the big green + in front of “chain – Seedlink server”

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Seedlink Profile

Name it “IRIS”;Expand “ “; Unlock “address” and put in rtserve.iris.washington.edu

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Seedlink Profile

  • Drag ‘slink_IRIS’ on top of your AF

network.

  • If you click the triangles, you’ll see both

profiles under the stations.

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Seedlink Module

  • Click System tab
  • Press the “ESC”

key on your keyboard

  • Click “Update

Configuration”

  • Scroll down,

select “seedlink”

  • Click “Enable

module(s)”

  • Click “ESC”
  • Click “Restart”
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SeisComP3 Real Time Trace Viewer

In a command window type “scrttv &”

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Over Time…

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Add Remaining African IRIS Stations

You can use the Ubuntu file browser to do this too if you’d rather not type, but easiest to explain via a single command:

cp Downloads/IRIS_ISTI/Africa_IRIS_SC3.XML/* \ seiscomp3/etc/inventory/

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Sync and Update Config

  • Go to the Inventory tab, push the Sync

button

  • In the Bindings tab, drag both the global

profile and the seedlink profile on top of the word Network over on the left.

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Sync and Update Config

  • Choose save from the hidden scconfig

menu

  • Go to the System tab, press the escape

key to unselect anything, then push the Update Configuration button

  • Push Restart to restart all modules
  • Close the old scrttv window, Run scrttv

again via “scrttv &” at the command line

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Real Time Trace Viewer

  • Optional: To see all channels available

change ‘codes’ to *.*.*.???

  • Save
  • Restart scrttv
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Real Time Trace Viewer

  • Optional:
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slarchive and arclink

Go to the Bindings tab of scconfig and create a binding for slarchive called ‘slarchive’ and one for arclink called ‘arclink’. Drag these profiles on top of Network.

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slarchive and arclink

Go to the System tab of scconfig and Enable both slarchive and arclink, run Update Config, then start them.

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Examine SLArchive