obspy.taup.tau.plot_ray_paths
- plot_ray_paths(source_depth, min_degrees=0, max_degrees=360, npoints=10, plot_type='spherical', phase_list=['P', 'S', 'PP'], model='iasp91', plot_all=True, legend=False, label_arrivals=False, verbose=False, fig=None, show=True, ax=None)[source]
Plot ray paths for seismic phases.
- Parameters
source_depth (float) – Source depth in kilometers.
min_degrees (float) – minimum distance from the source (in degrees).
max_degrees (float) – maximum distance from the source (in degrees).
npoints (int) – Number of receivers to plot.
plot_type (str) – type of plot to create. Options are ‘spherical’ (default) and ‘cartesian’.
model (str) – Model name.
plot_all (bool) – By default all rays, even those travelling in the other direction and thus arriving at a distance of 360 - x degrees are shown. Set this to
False
to only show rays arriving at exactly x degrees.legend (bool) – Whether or not to show the legend
label_arrivals (bool) – Label the arrivals with their respective phase names. This setting is only useful if you are plotting a single phase as otherwise the names could be large and possibly overlap or clip. Consider using the
legend
parameter instead if you are plotting multiple phases.verbose (bool) – Whether to print information about selected phases that were not encountered at individual epicentral distances.
fig (
matplotlib.figure.Figure
) – Figure to plot into. If not given, a new figure instance will be created.show (bool) – Show the plot.
ax (
matplotlib.axes.Axes
) – Axes to plot in. If not given, a new figure with an axes will be created.
- Returns
Matplotlib axes with the plot
- Return type
Example
>>> from obspy.taup import plot_ray_paths >>> import matplotlib.pyplot as plt >>> fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(10, 10), subplot_kw=dict(polar=True)) >>> ax = plot_ray_paths(source_depth=10, ax=ax, fig=fig, legend=True, ... phase_list=['P', 'S', 'PP'], verbose=True) There were rays for all but the following epicentral distances: [0.0, 360.0]
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