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Active Message Threads for May 2022
Maria Silveira
Hello,
I have a new iMAC with MacOS Monterey M1.
Does someone know if the SAC 102.0 version is compatible with it?
I have SAC 101.6a, in another machine, which is perfectly running in macOS Mojave version 10.14.6.
Also, I need to compile other fortran and C codes with libsacio.a.
Many thanks
Graça Silveira
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Re: SAC versus macOS Monterey M1 - Rob Casey - 2022-05-10 08:20:35
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Re: SAC versus macOS Monterey M1 - Maria Silveira - 2022-05-13 13:12:45
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Re: SAC versus macOS Monterey M1 - Brian Savage - 2022-05-13 09:30:44
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Loring Schaible
2022-05-03 18:47:26
- 2022-05-04 08:56:03
I converted some SAC files that were originally V6 (NVHDR = 6 ) to V7 (NVHDR = 7). I then did a transfer to produce a velocity time-series file. The original and product files are now in V7.
When I try to load either V7 sac file into Matlab, it will not load any data and returns:
Error using irisFetch/read_sac_in (line 2485)
IRISFETCH:read_sac_in - Data is unevenly spaced.
However, when I open the header of either V7 file,
LEVEN = TRUE
And the SAC manual says "LEVEN TRUE…
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Re: LEVEN = TRUE but IrisFetch (Matlab) says "Data is unevenly spaced" - George Helffrich - 2022-05-04 02:12:42
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Re: LEVEN = TRUE but IrisFetch (Matlab) says "Data is unevenly spaced" - Rob Casey - 2022-05-04 08:56:03
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