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This tutorial explains how to use Lassie to detect events in a regional |
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network. The one-day test dataset from the Alentejo region in South Portugal |
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can be downloaded from |
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http://kinherd.org/lassie-example-alentejo.tar (235 MB). Data from 12 seismic |
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stations from the |
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http://data.pyrocko.org/examples/lassie-example-alentejo.tar (235 MB). Data |
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from 12 seismic stations from the |
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[DOCTAR](http://www.geo.uni-potsdam.de/doctar-1317/articles/doctar-1317.html) |
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experiment and from 5 permanent stations from regional networks [REFERENCE] are |
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included. A region of roughly 100 x 100 km is covered by the available data. |
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```bash |
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# download data and unpack |
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wget http://kinherd.org/lassie-example-alentejo.tar |
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wget https://data.pyrocko.org/examples/lassie-example-alentejo.tar |
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tar -xf lassie-example-alentejo.tar |
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cd lassie-example-alentejo |
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ls |
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