Addition of point Force example #238
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Adding the Barry Arm Landslide data into the data example folder, and updated the unpacking script accordingly.
Allowing different naming conventions for long-period data (MXZ, MXR, MXT on top of BXZ, BXR, BXT)
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Created the GridSearch.Force.py example script that uses the Barry Arm's landslide data.
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Thanks Julien, let me know please if I should do anything. |
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Hi Ryan, thanks, I've put you on review. It should be pretty much ready to go. |
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Added a curated dataset from the Barry Arm landslide event of 2021-08-09 (Alaska). The data selection is courtesy of Dr. Ezgi Karasozen.
This comes with an example script and modification to the syngine client/reader in
mtuq/io/clients/syngine.pyandmtuq/util/syngine.py(as the naming convention of remote files changes with the period).