
What's New: The primary visualization tool for Fortran outputs has been completely rewritten from MATLAB to Python 3. Fortran Source Update: Added Input/Output file structure descriptions. About this Software: Routines for evaluating approximate covariance matrices of Green's functions (ACF, AXCF, SACF, SAXCF), designed for uncertainty quantification in Bayesian inversions of earthquake sources (ready for high-performance computing). This Software tool corresponds to the methodology described in https://doi.org/10.1093/gji/ggw320 Environment & Dependencies: Fortran: Validated for Fortran 90 Standard (gfortran and ifort) Python: Validated for Python 3.12, Matplotlib 3.10, NumPy 2.4 MATLAB: Validated for MATLAB R2025b (backwards compatible) Build System: GNU Make required for the Fortran version
Earthquake, Covariance, HPC, High Performance Computing, Bayesian Inference, Earthquake Source, Uncertainty Quantification, Green's Functions, Seismology
Earthquake, Covariance, HPC, High Performance Computing, Bayesian Inference, Earthquake Source, Uncertainty Quantification, Green's Functions, Seismology
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