Here we link a few of the open source codes that might be useful for understanding infrasound recorded from volcanoes. The codes include waveform processing, association and location algorithms, and propagation modeling that can account for the effects of topography and/or the atmosphere.
University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysics Tools
Manager: David Fee
Public Repositories:
rtm : Reverse Time Migration to detect and locate infrasound signals.
array_processing : Various array processing tools for infrasound and seismic data
lts_array : Least-trimmed squares array processing. Journal Article: Bishop et al. [2020].
cube_conversion : Extracts waveforms and metadata from DATA-CUBE digitizers and write to miniSEED files
waveform_collection : Collects seismic/infrasound waveforms and metadata from IRIS/WATC/AVO servers, local miniSEED files, etc
Los Alamos National Laboratory seismoacoustics codes, including:
Managers: Phil Blom, Fransiska Dannemann Dugick, Omar Marcillo, Jeremy Webster
Suite of tools that can be used to analyze seismic and acoustic array data at station and network levels (using beam-forming and clustering techniques, respectively) for the detection, association and location of events.
Manager: Robin Matoza
Combines infrasound signal association and source location using a brute-force, grid-search, cross-bearings approach
Journal Article: Matoza et al. [2017]
Manager: Leighton Watson
Linearized model of quasi one-dimensional wave propagation inside volcanic crater coupled with 3D axisymmetric radiation into the atmosphere from the crater, with waves generated by a volumetric flow rate source at the bottom of the crater
Journal Article: Watson et al. [2019]
Manager: Catherine de Groot-Hedlin
Nonlinear finite-difference, time -domain (FDTD) method to compute cylindrical spreading of acoustic waves through a axisymmetric sound and wind speed model of the atmosphere. Topography is included as a rigid stair-step surface.
Journal Article: de Groot-Hedlin et al. [2016]
Manager: Hans Schwaiger
Atmospheric reconstruction model that smoothly merges 1 or 2 numerical weather predication models (either forecast or reanalysis) with empirical models of the upper atmosphere
Journal Articles: Schwaiger et al. [2019] and Iezzi et al. [2019]
Managers: Claus Hetzer and Roger Waxler
Software package aimed at providing a comprehensive set of tested and validated numerical models for simulating the long range propagation of infrasound
Los Alamos National Laboratory seismoacoustics codes, including:
Manager: Phil Blom
Infrasonic ray tracing code that solves the equations governing acoustic propagation through the atmosphere in the geometric limit
Deployment Best Practices Document
Manager: Jake Anderson
This document outlines some best practices for pre-deployment, deployment, post-deployment, and case studies for volcano infrasound. The document reflects some of the common themes discussed at the CONVERSE infrasound workshop in 2019.
Sending Temporary Infrasound Data to IRIS
Manager: Alex Iezzi
Tips and step-by-step instructions on how to get temporary infrasound data to IRIS with the (correct) metadata.
Have you collected infrasound data but are not sure what the correct channel code should be? Try this tool from IRIS!