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That is the main thing this has in common with seismic unix. Everything else is completely different. The package utilizes the SEISPP library described below, but build on the generic concept of modules working on a data stream.

Click here to get to the home page for this package. I am not an evangelist, but was unquestionably a convert to object oriented programming at that time as all my recent work has utilized object-oriented methods as I judged them appropriate.

Objects are not described well by conventional, linear documentations like Unix man pages, but are more readily documented with hypertext. It contains API definitions for an extensive list of seismology-oriented data objects. These define a general API for working with seismic data. All make extensive use through inheritance of another, common concept in seismic process: auxiliary data attributes commonly stored in fixed header fields.

Here I have generalized this concept to a object I call Metadata. This object provides methods to access an arbitrary, variable length set of header parameters. We research new ways to make IT bigger, stronger, faster, and better. We support IU's connections through tools for teaching, learning, and work. We provide researchers with the advanced computing, networks, and storage they need.

We develop innovative instructional technologies and methods. We are constantly finding new ways to make an excellent education an accessible, affordable, achievable reality for Hoosiers. Follow the prompts to install. In most cases, files will be processed automatically.

This includes decompressing files, mounting disk images, running installer packages, or, in cases where there is no installer, placing the software into your download folder. If the downloaded files are not automatically opened or installed, double-click the downloaded disk image or compressed file. Once the image mounts on your desktop or is otherwise unarchived, to install it, either open any included installer package, or drag and drop the software into your Applications folder.

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