Vel2Grid - velocity model description to 3D model grid¶
Given a velocity model description, Vel2Grid generates a 3D model Grid header and buffer files containing velocities, slownesses or other model specification.
Overview - Running the program-Input - Output - Processing and Display of results - [NonLinLoc Home]
Overview¶
The Vel2Grid program converts analytic or other velocity model specifications into a 3D Grid file containing velocity or slowness values.
The Vel2Grid program uses a “flat earth”, rectangular, left-handed, x,y,z,t coordinate system (positive X = East, positive Y = North, positive Z = down). Distance units are kilometers.
Running the program - Input¶
Synopsis: Vel2Grid InputControlFile
The Vel2Grid program takes a single argument InputControlFile
which
specifies the complete path and filename for an Input Control File
with certain required and optional statements specifying program
parameters and input/output file names and locations. See the Vel2Grid
Statements section of the Input Control File for more details. Note
that to run Vel2Grid the Generic Statements section of the Input
Control File must contain the CONTROL
and TRANS
(Geographic
Transformation) statements.
In addition, the Vel2Grid program requires a set of Vel2Grid Statements in the Input Control File that specify a layered model or a 3D velocity model. The velocity model can be specified in the control file by:
A set of ```LAYER```_ statements defining a horizontally layered model with constant or constant-gradient velocity and density in each layer.
A set of ```VERTEX```_, ```EDGE```_, and ```POLYGON2```_ statements defining a 2D polygon model and a ```2DTO3DTRANS```_ statement to convert this 2D model into a 3D model. Optionally, there may be a set of LAYER<