simpeg.electromagnetics.natural_source.receivers.Admittance#
- class simpeg.electromagnetics.natural_source.receivers.Admittance(locations_e, locations_h=None, orientation='xx', component='real', storeProjections=False)[source]#
- Bases: - _ElectricAndMagneticReceiver- Receiver class for data types derived from the 3D admittance tensor. - This class is used to simulate data types that can be derived from the admittance tensor: \[\begin{split}\begin{bmatrix} Y_{xx} & Y_{xy} \\ Y_{yx} & Y_{yy} \\ Y_{zx} & Y_{zy} \end{bmatrix} = \begin{bmatrix} H_x^{(x)} & H_x^{(y)} \\ H_y^{(x)} & H_y^{(y)} \\ H_z^{(x)} & H_z^{(y)} \end{bmatrix}_{\, r} \; \begin{bmatrix} E_x^{(x)} & E_x^{(y)} \\ E_y^{(x)} & E_y^{(y)} \end{bmatrix}_b^{-1}\end{split}\]- where superscripts \((x)\) and \((y)\) denote signals corresponding to incident planewaves whose electric fields are polarized along the x and y-directions respectively. Note that in simpeg, natural source EM data are defined according to standard xyz coordinates; i.e. (x,y,z) is (Easting, Northing, Z +ve up). - Parameters:
- locations_e(n_loc,n_dim) array_like
- Locations where the electric fields are measured. 
- locations_h(n_loc,n_dim) array_like,optional
- Locations where the magnetic fields are measured. Defaults to the same locations as electric field measurements, locations_e. 
- orientation{‘xx’, ‘xy’, ‘yx’, ‘yy’, ‘zx’, ‘zy’}
- Admittance receiver orientation. Specifies the admittance tensor element \(Y_{ij}\) corresponding to the data. The data type is specified by the component input argument. 
- component{‘real’, ‘imag’, ‘complex’}
- Admittance data type. For the admittance element \(Y_{ij}\) specified by the orientation input argument, the receiver can be set to compute the following: - ‘real’: Real component of the admittance (A/V) - ‘imag’: Imaginary component of the admittance (A/V) - ‘complex’: The complex admittance is returned. Do not use for inversion! 
- storeProjectionsbool
- Whether to cache to internal projection matrices. 
 
- locations_e(
 - Attributes - Admittance data type. - Locations of the two field measurements. - Electric field measurement locations - Magnetic field measurement locations - Number of data associated with the receiver object. - Receiver orientation. - Universal unique identifier - Methods 
