Add the following to your ~/.bashrc:
alias matlab=/Applications/MATLAB_R2019a.app/bin/matlab export MATLAB_USE_USERPATH=1 ##--------- GEODMOD ------------------## export GEODMOD_HOME=~/Documents/test/test1/geodmod export GEODMOD_TESTDATA=~/Documents/testdata/geodmod export GEODMOD_TESTBENCH=~/Downloads/TESTBENCH git clone https://github.com/geodesymiami/GeodMod.git $GEODMOD_HOME Add the following to your startup.m file in USER/matlab for Matlab to initiate the configuration:
%% Setting for GeodMod disp('Setting paths for geodmod...') run( [ getenv('GEODMOD_HOME') filesep 'addpath_geodmod'] )Download test data
mkdir -p $GEODMOD_TESTDATA cd $GEODMOD_TESTDATA wget https://zenodo.org/record/3348961/files/geodmod_testdata.xz tar -xvJf geodmod_testdata.xz Start matlab program from terminal to initiate the environment variables defined above.
matlab >>geodmod Darwin.min >>geodmod Wells.min You can disable most of the plotting (quick runs) using:
inverseopt.QuickStop = true plotthemodelopt.DoIt = off plotsurface3dopt.DoIt = off inverseopt.distribopt.DoIt = off Geodmod uses the same dislocation code as GBIS. See the GBIS manual for definition of the parameters.
In contrast to GBIS geodmod always requires the strike-slip, downdip and opening component. GBIS requires for a fault onlt the first two and for a dike the last (the unused components are set to zero internally).
The relationship between dip and strike is the same with that of GBIS(right hand rule); But for the middle point (Xiaoran): In Geodmod, the middle point always loated at the lower edge; In GBIS, the location of middle point has relationship with the dip(negtive dip means middle point locates at the upper edge while positive dip means middle point locates at the lower edge).
http://www.bosai.go.jp/study/application/dc3d/DC3Dhtml_E.html
CDM solution using station elevation (from Francois Beauducel):
https://github.com/IPGP/deformations-matlab/tree/master/nikkhoo