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HMI Ring Diagrams
Pipeline Module Specifications
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rdvinv
Module Version
0.2 21 X 2009
General Description
rdvinv performs an OLA inversion on a set of ring-fit parameters Ux and
Uy for transverse velocity functions of depth
Status
This version has been superseded by Version 0.3
Never used for ring-diagram pipelines
Not included in any JSOC release
The source code and Makefile is in ~rick/src/rdvinv
This version supersedes Version 0.1
Usage
rdvinv [-v] [param= val ...]
Flags
-v run verbose
Flags
-v run verbose
Parameters
ds Name of an input data set (record selection). Default: su_rsb.rdfits
seg Name of the output segment in DRMS. Default: fit.out
car (unused)
lat (unused)
lon (unused)
amu Error trade-off parameter; Default: 0.005
ob Lower frequency limit (mHz); Default: 1.0
oe Upper frequency limit (mHz); Default: 5.2
rb Lower radius limit; Default: 0.97
re Upper radius limit; Default: 1.00
num Number of target inversion points; Default: 40
in Input filename; if specified overides drms lookup of parameter ds.
Default: Not Speciifed
out Output filename or data series name;
Default: fort.10.hmixy
kernel Kernel filename; Default:
/tmp21/baldner/kernels/ringker.kur_cm_opal_78_mod.ascii
ave Output filename for averaging kernels; if unspecified,
kernels are not written. Default: "Not Specified"
coef Output filename for inversion coefficients; if unspecified,
coefficients are not written. Default: "Not Specified"
Output Data series class:
ring diagram flow inversions
Sample input series:
mdi.rdVfitsc_dp
Output Data series class:
ring diagram mode fits
Sample output series:
Changes from Previous Version
Optionally supports I/O to records in specified DRMS series instead of
named files
Bugs in current version:
If the input data are not in a drms series, an output series cannot be
created — module will exit with an error message.
Arguments car, lat, and lon are not currently used.
Argument out, when a file name, cannot contain any path information.
When writing output to a file, rather than a drms record set, only one
set of files can be specified — if the input data set contains more
than one record, each inversion will overwrite the last.