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Active Message Threads for January 2008
David Tapia Pozos
Hello,
I'm using labview to adquire data coming from a seismic unit. I want to save data in SAC format and after to recover them. I would like to know if you can provide me some VI examples to write and read sac files.
best regards, David Tapia
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writing SAC files - David Tapia Pozos - 2008-02-05 02:33:12
Arthur Snoke
The Linux binaries distribution (sac-101.1-linux_x86.tar.gz) was built on
CentOS 5. We found that when trying to open sac on a CentOS 4 machine, it
bombed. IRIS has replaced the Linux binary distribution with one built on
CentOS 4.5. This seems to work on CentOS 5 as well. Documentation
(Readme and History) files have been amended to reflect this change.
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Yingcai Zheng
is there a flag in a SAC file that can tell the file is BIG_ENDIAN or
LITTLE_ENDIAN?
thanks.
ying cai
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Re: sac website - Brian Savage - 2008-01-29 17:20:12
Hello,
My principal question: Is there a SAC version for windows XP and where can I get it ?
Please could you tell me the link to download the library sac.a to create my own files with sac format.
thanks a lot
regards David Tapia.
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Re: information about SAC - Brian Savage - 2008-01-28 23:45:44
Dylan Mikesell
Everyone,
I am new to SAC and having problems with the merge command.
I am trying to merge vertical component files from one station over a
day. The data is recorded in 30 minute sections. The error I am getting
occurs as follows:
WARNING: Time gap (zeros added): 07.223.00.26.56.9462.1.sac
07.223.03.26.56.9462.1.sac
END1: 2007 223 2 56 56 681
BEG2: 2007 223 3 26 56 680
I can't figure out the problem and the headers aren't offering me any clues.
FILE: 07.223.00.26.56.9462.1.sac - 1…
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Yannik Behr
When trying to remove the instrument response using evalresp
(sac-command: transfer from evalresp fname RESP.AU.ARMA..BHZ to vel
freqlimits 0.005882 0.006250 0.250000 0.333333) we get the following error:
EVRESP ERROR (ARMA.AU..BHZ [File: ./RESP.AU.ARMA..BHZ; Start date:
2006,340,00:00:00.0000; Stage: 5]):
parse_coeff; Unsupported filter type, IIR and Analog filters
should be represented as blockette [53] filters,
skipping to next response now
No transfer function appli…
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Pierre Arroucau
Hello,
How is it possible to perform operations in the frequency domain with sac?
For instance, once the fft of two time series have been computed, how
can I divide one spectra by the other?
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Re: operations in the frequency domain - andreas wessel - 2008-01-23 01:01:14
