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This Wiki is essentially a user driven website, intended for collaboration and discussion of Wide Angle Seismic Data.

If you don't see the 'edit' link anywhere, you're probably on the static page (which is read only). Login to the dynamic »wiki if you would like to add or modify any of the content. A password system has been implemented, due to previous defacement attempts. Email keith dot louden at dal dot ca for an account, or use the same username/password used on the Seismic-Plot computer.

If you want to create a new page, click 'edit' and put the new page name in double parentheses, ie: [[NewWikiPage]] , and click 'ok'. This will make a '(?)' link. The new page will be created when you click on the '(?)' link, and add content to the new page. To view examples and test syntax, use the TestPage. Help is available at the »WikiHelp.

Main Categories:

• ObsDataAcquisition Details on acquisition
• ObsSegyCreation Information on creating and relocating the OBS SEGY data
• Tif2segy Conversion of seismic images to segy files with Seismic Unix and netpbm.
• ObsSegyProcessing Processing of SEGY data (Seismic Unix and Claritas)
• RayinvrAnalysis Modelling of OBS data with Rayinvr
• SeisWide Use of the SeisWide package for seismic display and forward modelling
• GmtPlotting Plotting of maps, seismic data, etc in GMT and other programs

Other Categories:

• RemoteConnections Details on connecting to remote machines, transfering files, etc.
• LinuxUsbDrive Details on using USB in Linux and how to transfer files between operating systems on a single machine.
• Printing Details on printing, mainly for the Linux and Solaris machines.
• CustomSoftware Details on custom software used by the group, and any special steps needed to install them.
• AdminTasks Details on administrative tasks, like computer backups

Disclaimer: The software and techniques discussed on this Wiki are intended for in-house use at Dalhousie. No statements of information accuracy or warranty are given, and all software should be used at your own risk.