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Avoid duplicating responses when there are multiple consecutive epochs
ogalanis Aug 25, 2022
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restore starttime/endtime after the response request
ogalanis Sep 6, 2022
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10 changes: 10 additions & 0 deletions responseCacher/cache.py
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import requests

from obspy import read_inventory
from obspy.core import UTCDateTime
from config import config

if __name__ == "__main__":
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else:
segment_length = 3600

t0 = starttime
t1 = endtime
starttime = (UTCDateTime(starttime)+1.0).isoformat()
endtime = (UTCDateTime(endtime)-1.0).isoformat()

# Prepare to read inventory using ObsPy
requestOptions = (
config["API_URL"],
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except:
continue

starttime = t0
endtime = t1

# Verify that only one channel is returned
contents = inventory.get_contents()
if len(contents["networks"]) != 1 or len(contents["stations"]) != 1 or len(contents["channels"]) != 1:
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# Get the first response object
response = inventory[0][0][0].response


# Call evalresp to evaluate the response
# NFFT must be same as in Welch's method!
# We use 13 segments with 75% overlap
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