magnitudeRange
If the origin has a magnitude of the given types, and it is greater than or equals to the min and less than or equal to the max, then it is accepted. If the type is missing, then any type is accepted.
Example
<magnitudeRange> <magType>mb</magType> <magType>M</magType> <min>5.5</min> </magnitudeRange>
Places this can be found
linearDistanceMagnitudeRange
linearDistanceMagnitudeRange contains this directly
pointLinearDistanceMagnitude
pointLinearDistanceMagnitude contains this directly
eventFinder
eventFinder contains this directly
origin
In origin there is a choice between all of the following
- removeEventDuplicate
- eventAttrName
- geographicalRegion
- seismicRegion
- originTimeRange
- magnitudeRange
- originDepthRange
- originPointDistance
- originPointAzimuth
- originPointBackAzimuth
- pointLinearDistanceMagnitude
- eventArea
- catalog
- contributor
- originArrayAND
- originArrayOR
- originAND
- originOR
- originNOT
- passOrigin
- externalOriginSubsetter
pointLinearDistanceMagnitude
pointLinearDistanceMagnitude contains this directly
origin
In origin there is a choice between all of the following
- removeEventDuplicate
- eventAttrName
- geographicalRegion
- seismicRegion
- originTimeRange
- magnitudeRange
- originDepthRange
- originPointDistance
- originPointAzimuth
- originPointBackAzimuth
- pointLinearDistanceMagnitude
- eventArea
- catalog
- contributor
- originArrayAND
- originArrayOR
- originAND
- originOR
- originNOT
- passOrigin
- externalOriginSubsetter