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+/* This file is part of Lemma, a geophysical modelling and inversion API.
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+ * More information is available at http://lemmasoftware.org
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+ */
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+/* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
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+ * License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
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+ * file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
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+ */
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+/**
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+ * @file
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+ * @date 10/16/2018 01:58:22 PM
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+ * @author Trevor Irons (ti)
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+ * @email Trevor.Irons@utah.edu
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+ * @copyright Copyright (c) 2018, University of Utah
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+ * @copyright Copyright (c) 2018, Lemma Software, LLC
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+ */
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+#include <TEM1D>
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+using namespace Lemma;
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+int main() {
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+ // Each pulse sequence functions as an autonomous transmitter. A record may contain multiple transmitters (moments).
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+ // There is some small overhead for wire loop locations, but generality is retained doing this, as well as monitoring of
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+ // slight changes in geometry for both pulses.
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+ auto TxHM = TEMTransmitter::NewSP();
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+ TxHM->SetRepFrequency( 20, KHZ );
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+ VectorXr Times (18);
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+ VectorXr Amps (18);
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+ Times << 0.0, 0.03051, 0.10267, 0.19408, 0.19889, 0.21332, 0.74249, 1.3775, 1.83452, 2.52245, \
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+ 3.191132, 3.9031135, 4.0, 4.00484486, 4.123904, 4.200182, 4.20732, 4.212946;
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+ Amps << 0.0, 14.71872, 62.34372, 114.84372, 117.84372, 118.96872, 118.96872, 118.96872, 118.96872,\
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+ 118.59372, 119.34372, 120.0, 120.0, 117.94176, 47.60364, 0.8905848, 0.1203888, 0.0;
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+ TxHM->SetWaveform( Times, Amps, MILLISEC );
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+ // Define wire loop
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+ TxHM->SetNumberOfPoints(8);
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+ TxHM->SetPoint(0, Vector3r( -16.10, 2.13, -34));
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+ TxHM->SetPoint(1, Vector3r( -7.51, 10.72, -34));
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+ TxHM->SetPoint(2, Vector3r( 7.51, 10.72, -34));
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+ TxHM->SetPoint(3, Vector3r( 14.92, 3.31, -34));
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+ TxHM->SetPoint(4, Vector3r( 14.92, -3.31, -34));
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+ TxHM->SetPoint(5, Vector3r( 7.51, -10.72, -34));
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+ TxHM->SetPoint(6, Vector3r( -7.51, -10.72, -34));
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+ TxHM->SetPoint(7, Vector3r( -16.10, -2.13, -34));
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+ TxHM->SetNumberOfTurns(8);
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+
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+ // Each Transmitter needs its own `Receiver(s)', the only difference may be the time gates, but that's OK.
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+ // It's a minor amount of overhead for greatly improved genearality. As sometimes different gates are
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+ // masked.
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+ auto RxHM = TEMInductiveReceiver::NewSP();
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+ RxHM->SetComponent( ZCOMPONENT ); // What about Overloaded to take (X), (X,Y), or (X,Y,Z) or what about tilt?
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+ RxHM->SetMoment( 1 ); // Normalized
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+ RxHM->SetReferenceTime( 4., MILLISEC );
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+ RxHM->SetRxLocation( (Vector3r() << -16.80, 0, -36.00).finished() );
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+
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+ // Gate Centres ms
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+ VectorXr centres (37);
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+ centres << 7.15000000e-04, 2.21500000e-03, 4.21500000e-03, 6.21500000e-03,
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+ 8.21500000e-03, 1.02150000e-02, 1.22150000e-02, 1.47150000e-02,
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+ 1.82150000e-02, 2.27150000e-02, 2.82150000e-02, 3.52150000e-02,
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+ 4.42150000e-02, 5.57150000e-02, 7.02150000e-02, 8.82150000e-02,
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+ 1.10715000e-01, 1.38715000e-01, 1.74215000e-01, 2.19715000e-01,
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+ 2.76715000e-01, 3.48715000e-01, 4.39715000e-01, 5.53715000e-01,
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+ 6.97715000e-01, 8.79215000e-01, 1.10771500e+00, 1.39621500e+00,
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+ 1.76021500e+00, 2.21871500e+00, 2.79671500e+00, 3.52571500e+00,
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+ 4.44471500e+00, 5.60321500e+00, 7.06321500e+00, 8.90421500e+00,
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+ //centres.array() += 4.;
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+ // Gate Widths ms
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+ VectorXr widths (37);
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+ widths << 4.30000000e-04, 1.43000000e-03, 3.43000000e-03, 5.43000000e-03,
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+ 7.43000000e-03, 9.43000000e-03, 1.14300000e-02, 1.34300000e-02,
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+ 3.94300000e-02, 4.94300000e-02, 6.24300000e-02, 7.84300000e-02,
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+ 9.84300000e-02, 1.23430000e-01, 1.54430000e-01, 1.94430000e-01,
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+ 3.93243000e+00, 4.95743000e+00, 6.24943000e+00, 7.87743000e+00,
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+ RxHM->SetWindows(centres, widths, MILLISEC);
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+ TxLM->SetRepFrequency( 20, KHZ );
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+ VectorXr TimesLM (18);
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+ TimesLM << -8.00000E-004, -7.86965E-004, -7.66493E-004, -7.23688E-004,
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+ -6.39938E-004, -5.16174E-004, -3.93340E-004, -2.63993E-004,
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+ TimesLM.array() = TimesLM.array() + 8e-4; // Valgrind Hack += yields error. Correct for SkyTEM convention
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+ AmpsLM << 0.00000E+000, 3.67188E-002, 6.17188E-002, 1.17969E-001,
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+ 7.82031E-001, 9.92969E-001, 1.00000E+000, 1.00000E+000,
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+ AmpsLM.array() = AmpsLM.array() * 8.; // Also correct for SkyTEM convention in .geo file
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+ TxLM->SetWaveform( TimesLM, AmpsLM, SEC );
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+ TxLM->SetPoint(3, Vector3r( 14.92, 3.31, -34));
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+ RxLM->SetComponent( ZCOMPONENT ); // What about Overloaded to take (X), (X,Y), or (X,Y,Z) or what about tilt?
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+// Survey->GetLine(0)->SetNumberOfRecords(1); // Each Record then contains everything needed for modelling response curve(s)
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+// Survey->GetLine(0)->GetRecord(0)->SetNumberOfPulseSequences( 1 );
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+// Survey->GetLine(0)->GetRecord(0)->SetTransmitterReceiverPair( 0, TxHM, RxHM );
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