Hello,
Is there a step-by-step guide to acess PPV data? Also, is it possible to get 2 years of PPV data?
Thank you,
Hello Mountains, and welcome back to the community!
If with PPV you mean Peak Particle Velocity, then we don’t have specific guide/tutorials, but there is a small Python repo that could get you started: GitHub - raspishake/peak-particle-velocity: Raspberry Shake Peak Particle Velocity (PPV) calculation script
This code (requires a Linux/Windows environment with Anaconda) will calculate the PPV values for any Shake in any timeframe. It is set for an RS3D, but it can be easily adapted to suit other models. It will probably need some tuning and polishing as it is a bit old, but it should provide a good starting point.
There are also some interesting discussions on it here and here on the community.
Regarding your second question, you cannot directly download PPV data (as you have to elaborate the raw Shake data to obtain it). However, you can download the raw data from our FDSNWS service, which you can find here: https://data.raspberryshake.org/fdsnws/.