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qt_resource_data = "\x00\x00\x09^<!DOCTYPE html>\x0a\x0a<html>\x0a<head>\x0a\x09<meta charset=\x22utf-8\x22 />\x0a\x09<title>Application Info</title>\x0a\x09<style type=\x22text/css\x22>\x0a\x09body {\x0a\x09    text-align:center}\x0a\x09.reference {\x0a\x09    font-style: italic}\x0a\x09</style>\x0a</head>\x0a\x0a<body>\x0a<h1>APASVO v.0.0.6</h1>\x0a\x0a<p>A graphical tool to perform event detection/picking over a seismic trace.</p>\x0a\x0a<p>Three different picking algorithms are available: STA-LTA, AMPA and Takanami</p>\x0a\x0a<p>\x0a    STA-LTA algorithm processes seismic signals by using two moving time\x0a    windows, a short time average window (STA), which measures the instant\x0a    amplitude of the signal and watches for earthquakes, and a long time\x0a    average windows, which takes care of the current average of the signal\x0a    amplitude.\x0a\x0a    <div class=reference>\x0a    See:\x0a    Trnkoczy, A. (2002). Understanding and parameter setting of STA/LTA trigger\x0a    algorithm. IASPEI New Manual of Seismological Observatory Practice, 2, 1-19.\x0a    </div>\x0a</p>\x0a\x0a<p>\x0a    Adaptive Multi-Band Picking Algorithm (AMPA) method consists on an\x0a    adaptive multi-band analysis that includes envelope detection, noise\x0a    reduction for each band, and finally a filter stage that enhances the\x0a    response to an earthquake arrival. This approach provides accurate\x0a    estimation of phase arrivals in seismic signals strongly affected by\x0a    background and non-stationary noises.\x0a    \x0a   <div class=reference>\x0a    See:\x0a    &Aacute;lvarez, I., Garc&iacute;a, L., Mota, S., Cort&eacute;s, G., Ben&iacute;tez, C.,\x0a    & De la Torre, A. (2013).\x0a    An Automatic P-Phase Picking Algorithm Based on Adaptive Multiband Processing.\x0a    Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters, IEEE,\x0a    Volume: 10, Issue: 6, pp. 1488 - 1492\x0a    </div>\x0a</p>\x0a\x0a<p>\x0a    Takanami algorithm estimates the arrival time of a seismic signal\x0a    by using two autoregressive models: a model that fits the earthquake and\x0a    a noise model. Assuming that the characteristics before and after the\x0a    arrival of the earthquake are quite different, the arrival time is\x0a    estimated by searching the time point where the minimum value of the\x0a    Akaike's Information Criterion is reached.\x0a\x0a   <div class=reference>\x0a    See:\x0a    Takanami, T., & Kitagawa, G. (1988).\x0a    A new efficient procedure for the estimation of onset times of seismic\x0a    waves. 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def qInitResources():
    QtCore.qRegisterResourceData(0x01, qt_resource_struct, qt_resource_name, qt_resource_data)

def qCleanupResources():
    QtCore.qUnregisterResourceData(0x01, qt_resource_struct, qt_resource_name, qt_resource_data)

qInitResources()
