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Free Software
FORTRAN or BASIC source code of seven computer programs mentioned in the text can be downloaded from the author's FTP site (see below). These are stand-alone programs for calibrating and testing seismometers and for standardizing noise specifications; they do not form a package for general seismic processing such as SAC, SEISMIC UNIX, PITSA, or PREPROC (see below). Whereever appropriate, the FTP subdirectory of each program contains test data, auxiliary files, and a Read.me file with detailed instructions. No graphics are included but some programs generate data files in ASCII format from which the signals can be plotted. The programs are:
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CALEX: Determines parameters of the transfer function of a
seismometer from its response to an arbitrary input
signal. Input and output signals must both be digitally
recorded. The transfer function is implemented in the
time domain as an impulse-invariant recursive filter.
Parameters represent the corner periods and damping
constants of subsystems of first and second order.
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DISPCAL: Determines the generator constant of a horizontal or
vertical seismometer from an experiment where the
seismometer is moved stepwise on the table of a
machine tool or a mechanical balance.
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TILTCAL: Determines the generator constant of a horizontal
seismometer from an experiment where the seismometer
is stepwise tilted.
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SINFIT: fits sinewaves to a pair of sinusoidal signals and
determines their frequency and the relative amplitude
and phase.
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UNICROSP: Estimates seismic and instrumental noise separately from
the coherency of the output signals of two seismometers.
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NOISECON: converts noise specifications into all kind of
standard and nonstandard units and compares them to
the USGS New Low Noise Model [Peterson 1993]. Interactive
program available in BASIC, FORTRAN, C and as a
Windows 95 - Executable.
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POL_ZERO: a BASIC program and Windows-95 executable for an interactive
evaluation of the analog part of SEED data headers, producing
a plot of the amplitude response versus frequency.
ftp server: ftp.geophys.uni-stuttgart.de (141.58.73.149)
name: ftp
password: your e-mail address
directory: /pub/ew
Author's address:
Erhard Wielandt
Institute of Geophysics
University of Stuttgart
Richard-Wagner-Str. 44
D - 70184 Stuttgart, Germany
e-mail: ew@geophys.uni-stuttgart.de
Free seismic software packages from other sources:
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SAC: http://www.llnl.gov/sac/SAC_Info_Install/Availability.html
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SEISMIC UNIX: http://www.cwp.mines.edu/cwpcodes/index.html
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PITSA: http://www.uni-potsdam.de/u/Geowissenschaft/Software/
haupt_software.html
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PREPROC: ftp://orfeus.knmi.nl/pub/software/mirror/preproc/
index.html
If you cannot find these websites, try
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http://www.seismolinks.com/Software/Seismological.htm
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http://orfeus.knmi.nl/other.services/software.links.shtml
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Erhard Wielandt
2002-11-08