OCTAVE rayleigh.m - Sample program to compute Rayleigh wave dispersion in Octave (rwv.f build)
rayleigh prompts for:
IF exists
disper.oct
Nothing. Just run it and see the plot.
ELSE
ELF LSB shared object disper.oct will need to be
compiled
CLICK OK
from within octave, the object will be built, provided that
the
following files exist in the path
rwv.f Fortran Source, wrapper.cpp, build_disper_oct script
ENDIF
Basic Seismic Utilities (BSU) program run in Octave. Within an octave session, type rayleigh. The program runs and generates a plot for the built in soil profile. This is a demonstration example that links an ELF LSB shared object, disper.oct with a running Octave session. One must first run the build script, build_disper_oct which compiles rwv.f a Fortran subroutine. Calling on wrapper.cpp, the result is the shared object, disper.oct. You need only build disper.oct once, and then can link it to any program you may write, or to the other BSU *.m files that depend on it (see ALSO below).
Plot of rayleigh phase velocities for built in model
One first
compile the Fortran subroutine, rwv.f using the files:
rwv.f
wrapper.cpp
build_disper_oct
disper.oct (created by running build_disper_oct)
disper(1)
waves(1) gendis(1) genwav(1)
OCTAVE: FwdR1.m(7) invR1.m.(7) moho.m(7) mastercurve.m(7)
saswv.m(7) SASW.m(7)
No known bugs.
Copyright © 2024 by Paul Michaels
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P. Michaels, PE. <paulmichaels@.boisestate.edu>