Lion Krischer

> wink wink, nudge nudge ;-P ;-)

I tried creating a synthetic test case to recover an actually know response so we don't have to worry about not knowing what the calibration should recover. The amplitude is...

Threading will not do the trick I fear - Python's GIL prevents threads to actually manipulate multiple Python objects at the same time. It is really only worth if for...

> Thanks for those comments guys - I thought I could get around the GIL with more direct access to lxml (which I think releases the GIL?), but it would...

This is a trade-off I would be willing to make to be honest.

If the xpath is the slow part: It might be possible to just upfront parse everything to a dictionary and then operate on that with `try`/`except` calls but I'm not...

I'm very much in favor of having a more efficient internal representation of `Catalog` objects. Instead of conversion functions we could also try to implement the `Catalog` object as a...

In a similar vain I played around a bit with `etree.iterparse()` to extract coordinates from StationXML files in a much quicker way: https://github.com/SeismicData/pyasdf/blob/master/pyasdf/inventory_utils.py#L162 I don't see how to easily adapt...

Blank location codes are also valid location codes. Am 13. Dez. 2017, 11:44, um 11:44, amkearns-usgs schrieb: >Does the default data when I call read_inventory() have channel >location codes? They...

Starting to look pretty nice :) I think grouping on the band code (first letter of the channel code) would also be a good idea. Most channels are just decimated...