A single-frequency inversion (sEIT container)ΒΆ

Full processing of one frequency of one timestep of the data from Weigand and Kemna 2017 (Biogeosciences).

This example uses the sEIT container to load multi-frequency data from the original measurement data.

imports

import os

import numpy as np

import reda
import reda.utils.geometric_factors as geom_facs
from reda.utils.fix_sign_with_K import fix_sign_with_K
import reda.importers.eit_fzj as eit_fzj

define an output directory for all files

output_directory = 'output_single_freq_inversion_sEIT'

import the sEIT data set

seit = reda.sEIT()
seit.import_eit_fzj(
    'data/bnk_raps_20130408_1715_03_einzel.mat',
    'data/configs.dat'
)
Constructing four-point measurements
Summary:
                  a             b  ...     frequency          rpha
count  67375.000000  67375.000000  ...  67375.000000  67375.000000
mean      17.907532     20.831169  ...   2577.580109    473.723981
std       10.333167     10.677015  ...   8258.716055   2729.735973
min        1.000000      2.000000  ...      0.462963  -3141.592649
25%       10.000000     12.000000  ...     29.411765  -3131.399200
50%       17.000000     22.000000  ...    122.222220      5.510219
75%       27.000000     30.000000  ...    700.000000   3139.297772
max       37.000000     38.000000  ...  45000.000000   3141.592652

[8 rows x 7 columns]
with reda.CreateEnterDirectory(output_directory):
    # export the data into CRTomo-style data files. Each frequency gets its own
    # file
    seit.export_to_crtomo_multi_frequency('result_raw_data')

    # just for demonstration purposes, data could be imported from this
    # directory:
    # create a new sEIT container
    seit_temp = reda.sEIT()
    seit_temp.import_crtomo('result_raw_data')
    # delete it to prevent any confusions
    del(seit_temp)
Summary:
                  a             b  ...     frequency          rpha
count  67375.000000  67375.000000  ...  67375.000000  67375.000000
mean      17.907532     20.831169  ...   2577.580109    473.723981
std       10.333167     10.677015  ...   8258.716055   2729.735973
min        1.000000      2.000000  ...      0.462963  -3141.592649
25%       10.000000     12.000000  ...     29.411765  -3131.399201
50%       17.000000     22.000000  ...    122.222220      5.510219
75%       27.000000     30.000000  ...    700.000000   3139.297772
max       37.000000     38.000000  ...  45000.000000   3141.592652

[8 rows x 7 columns]

this is a container measurement, we need to compute geometric factors using numerical modeling Note that this only work if CRMod is available

settings = {
    'rho': 100,
    'elem': 'data/elem.dat',
    'elec': 'data/elec.dat',
    'sink_node': '6467',
    '2D': True,
}
k = geom_facs.compute_K_numerical(seit.data, settings)
seit.data = geom_facs.apply_K(seit.data, k)
fix_sign_with_K(seit.data)
SETTINGS
{'rho': 100, 'elem': 'data/elem.dat', 'elec': 'data/elec.dat', 'sink_node': '6467', '2D': True}
2D modeling

apply correction factors, as described in Weigand and Kemna, 2017 BG

apply some filters import IPython IPython.embed()

seit.filter('r < 0')
seit.filter('rho_a < 15 or rho_a > 35')
seit.filter('rpha < - 40 or rpha > 3')
seit.filter('rphadiff < -5 or rphadiff > 5')
seit.filter('k > 400')
seit.filter('rho_a < 0')
seit.filter('a == 12 or b == 12 or m == 12 or n == 12')
seit.filter('a == 13 or b == 13 or m == 13 or n == 13')

# seit.filter_incomplete_spectra(flimit=300, percAccept=85)
seit.print_data_journal()
seit.print_log()
--- Data Journal Start ---
2024-11-14 10:28:28.780950
A filter was applied with query "r < 0". In total 543 records were removed
A filter was applied with query "rho_a < 15 or rho_a > 35". In total 13919 records were removed
A filter was applied with query "rpha < - 40 or rpha > 3". In total 10016 records were removed
A filter was applied with query "rphadiff < -5 or rphadiff > 5". In total 14451 records were removed
A filter was applied with query "k > 400". In total 3619 records were removed
A filter was applied with query "rho_a < 0". In total 0 records were removed
A filter was applied with query "a == 12 or b == 12 or m == 12 or n == 12". In total 1003 records were removed
A filter was applied with query "a == 13 or b == 13 or m == 13 or n == 13". In total 934 records were removed
--- Data Journal End ---

2024-11-14 10:28:28,734 - reda.main.logger - INFO - Data sized changed from 67375 to 66832
2024-11-14 10:28:28,744 - reda.main.logger - INFO - Data sized changed from 66832 to 52913
2024-11-14 10:28:28,751 - reda.main.logger - INFO - Data sized changed from 52913 to 42897
2024-11-14 10:28:28,758 - reda.main.logger - INFO - Data sized changed from 42897 to 28446
2024-11-14 10:28:28,763 - reda.main.logger - INFO - Data sized changed from 28446 to 24827
2024-11-14 10:28:28,769 - reda.main.logger - INFO - Data sized changed from 24827 to 24827
2024-11-14 10:28:28,775 - reda.main.logger - INFO - Data sized changed from 24827 to 23824
2024-11-14 10:28:28,780 - reda.main.logger - INFO - Data sized changed from 23824 to 22890

export normal data to volt.dat file note that this is not required for the subsequent code and could be completely removed !!!

alternatively: directly create a tdman object that represents a single-frequency inversion with CRTomo

import crtomo
grid = crtomo.crt_grid('data/elem.dat', 'data/elec.dat')
tdman = seit.export_to_crtomo_td_manager(grid, frequency=70.0, norrec='nor')

# set inversion settings
tdman.crtomo_cfg['robust_inv'] = 'F'
tdman.crtomo_cfg['mag_abs'] = 0.012
tdman.crtomo_cfg['mag_rel'] = 0.5
tdman.crtomo_cfg['hom_bg'] = 'T'
tdman.crtomo_cfg['d2_5'] = 0
tdman.crtomo_cfg['fic_sink'] = 'T'
tdman.crtomo_cfg['fic_sink_node'] = 6467

# run the inversion, use the given output directory to store the CRTomo
# directory structure for later use
# only invert if the output directory does not exists
outdir = '{}/tomodir_inversion'.format(output_directory)
if not os.path.isdir(outdir):
    tdman.invert(
        catch_output=False,
        output_directory=outdir,
    )
else:
    tdman.read_inversion_results(outdir)
    print('Statistics of last iteration:')
    print(tdman.inv_stats.iloc[-1])
This grid was sorted using CutMcK. The nodes were resorted!
Rectangular grid found
Attempting inversion in directory: output_single_freq_inversion_sEIT/tomodir_inversion
Using binary: /usr/bin/CRTomo_dev
Calling CRTomo
Inversion attempt finished
Attempting to import the results
Reading inversion results
is robust False
Info: res_m.diag not found: output_single_freq_inversion_sEIT/tomodir_inversion/inv/res_m.diag
/home/runner/work/crtomo_tools/crtomo_tools/examples/02_simple_inversion
Info: ata.diag not found: output_single_freq_inversion_sEIT/tomodir_inversion/inv/ata.diag
/home/runner/work/crtomo_tools/crtomo_tools/examples/02_simple_inversion
Statistics of last iteration:
iteration                3
main_iteration           3
it_type              DC/IP
type                  main
dataRMS             0.9981
magRMS                 0.9
phaRMS                 9.0
lambda               561.3
roughness           0.3254
cgsteps               70.0
nrdata               354.0
steplength             9.0
stepsize          0.000066
l1ratio                NaN
Name: 14, dtype: object

evolution of the inversion

fig = tdman.plot_inversion_evolution()
with reda.CreateEnterDirectory(output_directory):
    fig.savefig('inversion_evolution.png')

# the statistics are stored in a data frame
print(tdman.inv_stats)
print(tdman.inv_stats.columns)
plot 06 single freq inversion sEIT
#############################
0
Empty DataFrame
Columns: [iteration, main_iteration, it_type, type, dataRMS, magRMS, phaRMS, lambda, roughness, cgsteps, nrdata, steplength, stepsize, l1ratio]
Index: []
#############################
1
   iteration  main_iteration it_type  ... steplength  stepsize  l1ratio
1          1               1   DC/IP  ...        1.0    7420.0      NaN
2          2               1   DC/IP  ...        1.0    7340.0      NaN
3          3               1   DC/IP  ...        0.5    3710.0      NaN

[3 rows x 14 columns]
#############################
2
   iteration  main_iteration it_type  ... steplength  stepsize  l1ratio
5          0               2   DC/IP  ...        1.0     11.00      NaN
6          1               2   DC/IP  ...        1.0      9.52      NaN
7          2               2   DC/IP  ...        1.0      9.19      NaN
8          3               2   DC/IP  ...        1.0      9.46      NaN
9          4               2   DC/IP  ...        0.5      4.59      NaN

[5 rows x 14 columns]
#############################
3
    iteration  main_iteration it_type  ... steplength  stepsize  l1ratio
11          0               3   DC/IP  ...        1.0    0.0656      NaN
12          1               3   DC/IP  ...        1.0    0.1060      NaN
13          2               3   DC/IP  ...        0.5    0.0328      NaN

[3 rows x 14 columns]
    iteration  main_iteration it_type  ... steplength     stepsize  l1ratio
0           0               0   DC/IP  ...        NaN          NaN      NaN
1           1               1   DC/IP  ...        1.0  7420.000000      NaN
2           2               1   DC/IP  ...        1.0  7340.000000      NaN
3           3               1   DC/IP  ...        0.5  3710.000000      NaN
4           1               1   DC/IP  ...        8.0  7421.000000      NaN
5           0               2   DC/IP  ...        1.0    11.000000      NaN
6           1               2   DC/IP  ...        1.0     9.520000      NaN
7           2               2   DC/IP  ...        1.0     9.190000      NaN
8           3               2   DC/IP  ...        1.0     9.460000      NaN
9           4               2   DC/IP  ...        0.5     4.590000      NaN
10          2               2   DC/IP  ...        9.0     8.314000      NaN
11          0               3   DC/IP  ...        1.0     0.065600      NaN
12          1               3   DC/IP  ...        1.0     0.106000      NaN
13          2               3   DC/IP  ...        0.5     0.032800      NaN
14          3               3   DC/IP  ...        9.0     0.000066      NaN

[15 rows x 14 columns]
Index(['iteration', 'main_iteration', 'it_type', 'type', 'dataRMS', 'magRMS',
       'phaRMS', 'lambda', 'roughness', 'cgsteps', 'nrdata', 'steplength',
       'stepsize', 'l1ratio'],
      dtype='object')

evolution of data misfits

fig = tdman.plot_eps_data()
fig = tdman.plot_eps_data_hist()

# eps data is found here:
tdman.eps_data
  • iteration: 0, iteration: 1, iteration: 2, iteration: 3
  • iteration: 0, iteration: 1, iteration: 2, iteration: 3
r = tdman.plot.plot_elements_to_ax(
    tdman.a['inversion']['rmag'][-1],
    plot_colorbar=True,
    cmap_name='jet_r',
)
with reda.CreateEnterDirectory(output_directory):
    r[0].savefig('rmag.png', bbox_inches='tight')

r = tdman.plot.plot_elements_to_ax(
    tdman.a['inversion']['rpha'][-1],
    plot_colorbar=True,
    cmap_name='jet_r',
)
with reda.CreateEnterDirectory(output_directory):
    r[0].savefig('rpha_last_it.png', bbox_inches='tight')
  • plot 06 single freq inversion sEIT
  • plot 06 single freq inversion sEIT

Total running time of the script: (3 minutes 30.998 seconds)

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