Bryant Chow

Closing as complete, this will be merged in #167

Adding to this, using the test data, synsyn introduces a time shift that is not seen when plotting data syn. Potential bug for determining what start time is. ## Syn-Syn...

@aakash10gupta > If the CMSOLUTION is for a finite fault, there will be time shift values corresponding to each of the point source descriptions within the CMTSOLUTION file. Just wondering...

> For synthetic synthetic comparisons, this time shift does not seem to be applied. Consistency can be useful here. Not sure if I'm understanding the issue correctly but this seems...

@aakash10gupta I realized what was going wrong with the first point. When reading a `CMTSOLUTION` file, PySEP uses the ObsPy [read_events](https://docs.obspy.org/packages/obspy.io.cmtsolution.html#module-obspy.io.cmtsolution) function (https://github.com/adjtomo/pysep/blob/devel/pysep/utils/io.py#L181-L184) which automatically applies the CMTSOLUTION's `time_shift` parameter...

Hi @SeismoFelix, it looks like this is an ObsPy related issue as they are using `np.float_` in their TauP class. You would have to check to see if they are...

Hi @SeismoFelix, that should not be the case, the environment does not have any pins on ObsPy or other packages https://github.com/adjtomo/pysep/blob/devel/environment.yml https://github.com/adjtomo/pysep/blob/devel/pyproject.toml I just did a fresh install of PySEP...

Hi @Rinku-274, thanks for bringing this issue. It's slightly concerning that this is happening only for certain networks while other stations are behaving as expected, that makes me think it's...

Hi @SeismoFelix, if you add `sac_raw` to your `write_files` parameter, PySEP will write out the files downloaded from the datacenter before doing further processing, which means you will be able...

Hi @SeismoFelix, all those temporary files are being generated by ObsPy's mass downloader directly, and then removed once the mass downloader finishes, after which PySEP resumes control with the downloaded...