SEPlib to m8r dictionary - Revision history

Nick: /* Programs */ Wedge

2012-11-08T03:06:09Z

Programs: Wedge

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	* Vel: [http://www.ahay.org/RSF/sfmakevel.html sfmakevel]		* Vel: [http://www.ahay.org/RSF/sfmakevel.html sfmakevel]
	* Wavelet		* Wavelet
			* Wedge: [http://www.ahay.org/RSF/sfspray.html sfspray]: <tt>Wedge axis= nn= oo= dd=</tt> is equivalent to <tt>sfspray axis= n= o= d=</tt>
	* Wiggle: [http://www.ahay.org/RSF/sfwiggle.html sfwiggle]		* Wiggle: [http://www.ahay.org/RSF/sfwiggle.html sfwiggle]
	* Window3d		* Window3d

Nick: /* Programs */

2011-07-17T21:44:03Z

Programs

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	* Operplot		* Operplot
	* Overlay		* Overlay
	* Pad: [http://www.ahay.org/RSF/sfpad.html sfpad] for padding with zeros, or [http://www.ahay.org/RSF/sfspray.html sfspray] for extending with the last value (equivalent ~~with~~ Pad with extend option)		* Pad: [http://www.ahay.org/RSF/sfpad.html sfpad] for padding with zeros, or [http://www.ahay.org/RSF/sfspray.html sfspray] for extending with the last value. Using sfspray directly will result in extending over an additional axis. To have an actual equivalent to Pad with extend option (extension across the same axis), sfspray can be used together with sfcat, i.e.: <tt>< inp.rsf sfwindow f2=-1 \| sfspray axis=2 n=10 \| sfcat axis=2 order=2,1 inp.rsf > out.rsf</tt>
	* Pef: [http://www.ahay.org/RSF/sfpef.html sfpef]		* Pef: [http://www.ahay.org/RSF/sfpef.html sfpef]
	* Phase: [http://www.ahay.org/RSF/sfsrmig3.html sfsrmig3] or [http://www.ahay.org/RSF/sfcamig3.html sfcamig3]		* Phase: [http://www.ahay.org/RSF/sfsrmig3.html sfsrmig3] or [http://www.ahay.org/RSF/sfcamig3.html sfcamig3]

Nick at 01:43, 30 June 2011

2011-06-30T01:43:53Z

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	[http://sep.stanford.edu/doku.php?id=sep:software:seplib SEPlib] is ~~an open-source~~ software package for seismic data processing developed at the [http://sep.stanford.edu/doku.php Stanford Exploration Project]. The dictionary below is intended for SEPlib users who are interested in either using Madagascar (m8r) or in finding out which algorithms/utilities are present in m8r, but not in SEPlib.		[http://sep.stanford.edu/doku.php?id=sep:software:seplib SEPlib] is a software package for seismic data processing developed at the [http://sep.stanford.edu/doku.php Stanford Exploration Project]. The dictionary below is intended for SEPlib users who are interested in either using Madagascar (m8r) or in finding out which algorithms/utilities are present in m8r, but not in SEPlib.

	A m8r program, or a chain of m8r programs, will be considered equivalent to a SEPlib counterpart only if it has at least all the capabilities of its SEPlib counterpart. The fact that two of [http://sepwww.stanford.edu/data/media/public/sep/prof/index.html Claerbout's books] (''Basic Earth Imaging'' and ''Imaging Estimation by Example'') and several SEP report articles have been [[Reproducible_Documents \| reproduced with Madagascar]] shows that at least a significant subset of SEPlib is fully translatable. Individual programs may not be equivalent option-for-option. Like Lego blocks, they come together only when data flow examples are created from them, and such flows can certainly made fully equivalent even if the "building blocks" may differ slightly.		A m8r program, or a chain of m8r programs, will be considered equivalent to a SEPlib counterpart only if it has at least all the capabilities of its SEPlib counterpart. The fact that two of [http://sepwww.stanford.edu/data/media/public/sep/prof/index.html Claerbout's books] (''Basic Earth Imaging'' and ''Imaging Estimation by Example'') and several SEP report articles have been [[Reproducible_Documents \| reproduced with Madagascar]] shows that at least a significant subset of SEPlib is fully translatable. Individual programs may not be equivalent option-for-option. Like Lego blocks, they come together only when data flow examples are created from them, and such flows can certainly made fully equivalent even if the "building blocks" may differ slightly.

Sfomel: /* Programs */

2011-06-29T13:53:43Z

Programs

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Nick: /* Programs */ Thplot

2011-06-29T04:06:03Z

Programs: Thplot

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	* Synch3d		* Synch3d
	* Ta2vplot		* Ta2vplot
	* Thplot		* Thplot: [http://ahay.org/RSF/sfthplot.html sfthplot]
	* Tpow: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sftpow.html sftpow]		* Tpow: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sftpow.html sftpow]
	* Transf		* Transf

Mytest1: /* Programs */ fixed minor typo

2011-04-13T16:06:42Z

Programs: fixed minor typo

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	* Dip: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfdip.html sfdip]		* Dip: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfdip.html sfdip]
	* Dis3dhead		* Dis3dhead
	* Disfil: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfdisfil.html ~~sfcamig~~]		* Disfil: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfdisfil.html sfdisfil]
	* Dots: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfdots.html sfdots]		* Dots: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfdots.html sfdots]
	* Edit		* Edit

Nick: /* Programs */

2011-03-05T21:22:33Z

Programs

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	* Create3d		* Create3d
	* Cubeplot: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfgrey3.html sfgrey3]: <tt>Cubeplot out=file.H >/dev/null</tt> is equivalent to <tt>sfgrey3 > file.rsf</tt>, and <tt>Cubeplot \| Tube</tt> is equivalent to <tt>sfgrey3 \| sfpen</tt>		* Cubeplot: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfgrey3.html sfgrey3]: <tt>Cubeplot out=file.H >/dev/null</tt> is equivalent to <tt>sfgrey3 > file.rsf</tt>, and <tt>Cubeplot \| Tube</tt> is equivalent to <tt>sfgrey3 \| sfpen</tt>
			* Dd: see Sdd
	* Dip_azim		* Dip_azim
	* Dip: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfdip.html sfdip]		* Dip: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfdip.html sfdip]
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	* Scat3d		* Scat3d
	* Scat		* Scat
	* Sdd		* Sdd: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfdd.html sfdd], with option <tt>type=</tt> controlling the output (instead of <tt>esize=</tt>)
	* Segy2sep: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfsegyread.html sfsegyread]		* Segy2sep: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfsegyread.html sfsegyread]
	* Seis_vel		* Seis_vel

Nick: /* Programs */

2011-03-05T20:47:16Z

Programs

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	* Cp: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfcp.html sfcp]		* Cp: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfcp.html sfcp]
	* Create3d		* Create3d
	* Cubeplot: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfgrey3.html sfgrey3]		* Cubeplot: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfgrey3.html sfgrey3]: <tt>Cubeplot out=file.H >/dev/null</tt> is equivalent to <tt>sfgrey3 > file.rsf</tt>, and <tt>Cubeplot \| Tube</tt> is equivalent to <tt>sfgrey3 \| sfpen</tt>
	* Dip_azim		* Dip_azim
	* Dip: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfdip.html sfdip]		* Dip: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfdip.html sfdip]

Nick: /* Programs */

2011-03-05T20:25:36Z

Programs

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	* Hypmovie		* Hypmovie
	* Hypsum		* Hypsum
			* In: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfin.html sfin]
	* In3d		* In3d
	* Interleave: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfinterleave.html sfinterleave]		* Interleave: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfinterleave.html sfinterleave]

Nick: /* Programs */ adding some more programs

2011-03-05T20:23:50Z

Programs: adding some more programs

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	* Overlay		* Overlay
	* Pad: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfpad.html sfpad] for padding with zeros, or [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfspray.html sfspray] for extending with the last value (equivalent with Pad with extend option)		* Pad: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfpad.html sfpad] for padding with zeros, or [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfspray.html sfspray] for extending with the last value (equivalent with Pad with extend option)
	* Pef		* Pef: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfpef.html sfpef]
	* Phase		* Phase
	* Reshape		* Reshape
	* Reverse		* Reverse: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfreverse.html sfreverse]
	* Rickmovie		* Rickmovie
	* Ricksep		* Ricksep
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	* Scat		* Scat
	* Sdd		* Sdd
	* Segy2sep		* Segy2sep: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfsegyread.html sfsegyread]
	* Seis_vel		* Seis_vel
	* Sep2segy		* Sep2segy: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfsegywrite.html sfsegywrite]
	* Sep2su		* Sep2su: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfsegywrite.html sfsuwrite, aka sfsegywrite su=y]
	* Smooth: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfsmooth.html sfsmooth]		* Smooth: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfsmooth.html sfsmooth]
	* Spectra		* Spectra
	* Spike		* Spike: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfspike.html sfspike]
	* SRM		* SRM
	* Stack3d		* Stack3d
	* Stolt: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfstolt.html sfstolt]		* Stolt: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfstolt.html sfstolt]
	* Stretch		* Stretch
	* Su2sep		* Su2sep: [http://m8r.info/RSF/sfsegyread.html sfsuread, aka sfsegyread su=y]
	* Surface		* Surface
	* Synch3d		* Synch3d