Thread: EGU 2017: New developments in open source and academic seismic software (SM 7.1)

Dear colleagues,

Since there are few two days left to submit an abstract I think you should
know about great seismic software related session SM 7.1: New developments in
open source and academic seismic software.


*Session ID#: *SM 7.1
Session Description:
Importance of wide access to open source and free academic software is
indisputable these days. Most significant software applications in
seismology begin when data is obtained from a recorder or from a data
repository and is used for seismological research that can include full
waveform inversion, ray tracing, refraction and/or reflection studies,
receiver function analysis, ambient noise and surface wave measurements and
numerous others techniques. Modern seismic software can be dedicated to
single technique or can allow wide variety of uses, it can be simple and
single threaded or aimed for parallel computation on HPC and/or GPU.
Increasingly the community relies on fast and reliable seismic data
transfer protocols that allow creation of rapid warning systems. The aim of
this session is to gather seismic software authors, developers and users in
one place to promote solutions and to share knowledge and experience.
Presentations aimed at non-seismologists are welcomed, to increase
knowledge about seismic data processing. We also would like to invite
presentations about embedded software solutions. Software presented at this
session should be open source and/or free for academic use.
Primary Convener: *Marcin Polkowski*, University of Warsaw, Institute of
Geophysics, Warsaw, Poland

Conveners: *Mariusz Majdański*, Institute of Geophysics Polish Academy of
Sciences, Warsaw, Poland and *Ilma Janutyte*, Department of Earthquake and
Environment, NORSAR, Norway


*Please consider our session when making you final decision.*

Best wishes,

*Marcin Polkowski*

*Zakład Fizyki Litosfery IGF UW *mobile: +48 607561871
mail: marcin<at>marcinpolkowski.com