Insert station code and coordinates into $SH_INPUTS/STATINF.DAT (see How to put station information into SH/SHM)
SHM version 2.4 and higher: edit your configuration file and modify/add
a v$read_dialog_stations_?? variable to list your stations. E.g.
if you have your stations ABC, XYZ, XXX then an appropriate line would be
v$read_dialog_stations_01 ABC,XYZ,XXX.
SHM version prior to 2.4: Modify a STATLIST-file in
$SH_GLOBALS and include the new stations so that you get a
button to select for each. If you have only one STATLIST,
this is $SH_GLOBALS/STATLIST_DEFAULT.STX. Read about
menu entry Read on details.
SHM version 2.4 and higher: edit your sensitivitiy file (by default
this is $SH_INPUTS/sensitivities.txt and add appropriate lines for your
stations. E.g. if you have a station xyz with channels bh and components
zne with a calibration of 1.2 (nm/s)/count this line should look
like
xyz-bh-? ... ... 1.2
For details read the web page of the
sensitivity file.
SHM version prior to 2.4: create files
$SEED_INPUTS/seedcalib_<station>-<chan>-<comp>
(e.g. for a station GRFO
create one file for each channel in $SEED_INPUTS:
seedcalib_grfo-bh-z, seedcalib_grfo-bh-n,
seedcalib_grf-bh-e,
also for other channels like, lh or hh if necessary).
In this file you put
the time window where the calibration is valid and the calibration
value into one line, you can add several lines, one for each time
window. Have a look at the existing files as examples, a more elaborate
example is e.g. $SEED_INPUTS/seedcalib_gra1-bh-z.
Add the streams of this stations to the file $SH_INPUTS/filter_lookup.txt or create appropriate filter files in $SH_FILTER. Read about working with simulation filters for details.