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Active Message Threads for November 2018
Braden Walsh
Is there a fix for not being able to access blackboard variables?
For instance if I
sac> ppk savelocs
(pick L marker)
sac> getbb XLOC1
ERROR 1201: Could not find VARS variable XLOC1
but if I do
sac> getbb
NLOCS = '1'
NUMERROR = 0
SACERROR = 'FALSE'
SACNFILES = 1
XLOC1 = 'SEP 01 (244), 2018 19:28:12.427'
YLOC1 = ' 6.05533e+03'
It is there.
Thanks
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Junjie Liu
Hi, everyone! Does anybody know why sometimes the sac command — traveltime does not work? I use the TauP program to predict the arrival times of phases P,pP and it successfully gives me the estimated arrival times. But when I use sac traveltime, it got no result.
Best
Junjie
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Re: Travel time does not work - Brian Savage - 2018-11-09 20:41:03
Derek Schutt
Hi, I can’t seem to find how to cite SAC in the on-line manual. Can anyone tell me the proper citation for SAC in a paper?
Thanks,
Derek
p.s. thanks SAC developers!
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Re: properly citing SAC - rob@iris.washington.edu - 2018-11-06 16:34:46
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Re: properly citing SAC - Chad Trabant - 2018-11-06 16:44:27
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Re: properly citing SAC - Arthur Snoke - 2018-11-06 20:05:51
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Re: properly citing SAC - George Sand França - 2018-11-06 22:44:11
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Re: properly citing SAC - João Fontiela - 2018-11-06 23:24:55
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Re: properly citing SAC - Derek Schutt - 2018-11-06 23:37:35
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Re: properly citing SAC - Cliff Thurber - 2018-11-06 23:51:49
