Ground Water Level Catalog – General Description

The catalog is a variable in the Matlab format file and it is kept in a file MAT. The structure is an array with named fields that can contain data of various types and sizes. In the file there is only one variable, the file name and variable name are optional. The format of ground water level catalog is made in the same manner as a catalog of seismic events

The variable describing the catalog is a vector of structures, consisting of fields:

The fundamental is a full catalogue i.e. the variable contains the definitions of all specified fields. When some field values are missing then for the numeric data NaN (not specified) is entered and for the text null [] is entered. In the fields "ID", "Time" and "MAC" values in all rows must be present.

Field

Type

Unit

Description

FieldType

Comments

Data format

RID

3


Registration ID

 

required field. ID must be linked to name of piezometer record

text

EID

3


Event ID

 

required field. ID should be linked to catalog EID

text

Time

5


Event origin time
required field, Matlab serial numerical timedouble

SID

3


Station ID


required field

text

S_name

3


Station name


required field

text

S_Lat

24,25

deg

Station latitude


required field

double

S_Long

24,25,34,35

deg

Station longitude


required field

double

S_Elevation

34

m

Station elevation

 

required field

double

R_Time

5

days

Registration occurrence time


required field

double

MAC

22

mm

Maximum amplitude change

MAC

required field

double

1stPP

3


1st peak phase


required field

text

Table 1. The general parameters in catalog MAT format.


The Numbers of Data type:
1 – the real data without limits,
2 – the integer data,
3 – text value,
4 – the real number rounded to 0.1 (shown as 11),
5 – time in Matlab format serial time – the time display format; seconds with accuracy 1/10,
6 – the real data display in an engineering manner with one decimal place, e.g.: 3.5E6, (obsolete, recommended 2cd)
7 – the real data display in an engineering manner with two decimal place, (obsolete, recommended 2cd)
bc – (b and c are code digits) the real data display in fix-point manner with at minimum b places before decimal and c decimal place
e.g. For number 3.149.
10: „3”
11: „3.1”
12: „3.15”
20: „03”
23: „03.149”
1bc– the same manner as bc, but with place for a sign (space for sign „+”, sign - for sign „-”)
2cd– (c and d are code digits), the real data is displayed in an engineering manner, with place for a sign (space for sign „+”, sign ‘-’ for sign „-”), with c decimal place and exponent expressed by d places. The sign in exponent is always displayed.
e.g. For number 0.001:
211: „1.0E-3”
221: „1.00E-3”
212: „1.0E-03”
222: „1.00E-03”
e.g. For number 1000:
211: „1.0E+3”
221: „1.00E+3”
212: „1.0E+03”
222: „1.00E+03”

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