FILE/PERL PROGRAM NAME: Synseis.pl AUTHOR: Juan M. Lorenzo (sm), gllore@lsu.edu DATE:10/02/2017 05:33:04 PM DESCRIPTION: Version: 2.0
***** SETTING SITE WATER DEPTHS******* NOTE 1 *************************** water_depth=1123. # water depth at site 904 delay = 370 ms water_depth=1; #1123. #wqter depth incurrent zrhov model ********SETTING PATHS ******* NOTE 2 *************************** zrhov is the only file that Synseis reads on input zrhov contains depth versus density and velosity in three columns values versus depth DO NOT HAVE to be at regular intervals but commonly are.
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# Setting paths path=./ zrhov_filename=./zrhov.904 # input filename zrhov_filename=./zrhov # input filename output_source=./source.out reflec_coef_time=./rc_t reflec_coef_depth=./rc_z reg_density_file=./zrho.reg reg_velocity_file=./zv.reg # # *********** OPTIONS ************* NOTE 3 ************************* The program has various options, e.g. 1) variable sampling rate 2) synthetic Ricker source 3A) real MCS source ready to roll! 3B) sources that need to be resampled at a finer sampling rate
For each option several parameters must be turned off and others turned on. At present this program works using an MCS source wavelet with a 2ms sampling interval taken from EW Line 1027 at CDP 1377 1.106-1.166ms (1027.source) found in /projects/projects5/Geol4068/Synseis_class/sources Be careful with the units as SUnix uses microseconds and you may like to think in terms of milliseconds or just seconds! ---------------- uncomment before next line if using resampled source OTHER OPTIONAL SOURCES with DIFFERENT (!!!) sampling intervals 1ms SI; first source used, fromCDP 1400, line2, SCS input_source_filename=$path/sources/CDP1400.source time_sampling_interval=0.001 in seconds 1ms SI; CDP 1210 1086-1173ms input_source_filename=$path/sources/line2.source time_sampling_interval=0.001 in seconds ****************************************************** WE USE THE FOLLOWING SOURCE IN THIS EXAMPLE ******************************************************* 2ms SI CDP 1377 1.106-1.166ms input_source_filename=./1027.source time_sampling_interval=0.002 in seconds
depth_sampling_interval=0.4 in meters
Remember that you can't use an MCS source AND a Ricker wavelet and a seismic source wavelet you would like to change within Synseis SIMLUTANEOUSLY. Therefore, if you want to use on eof these options other options MUST be set off. I advise you to not use the following options for the time being without help. If you want to use the following options ----------------- uncomment before next line for source for sampling source_resampling_interval=0.004 ## tmin_resampled_source=0.004 xstart4resampling_source=0.0 -X0$xstart4resampling_source \ -S$input_source_filename --------------- uncomment below this line if using Ricker -------- Ricker_endtime=0.15 s Ricker_file=$path2/Geol4068/users/$1/modeling/output/ricker.out Ricker_frequency=40. Hz -AF$Ricker_frequency \ -AE$Ricker_endtime \ -Ao$Ricker_file ----------------------------------------------------------------- ************* Running the program *********** NOTE *************** -V allows output of all values during run time : not recommended unless you desire to inspect the gizzards of the beast -X0$xstart4resampling_source \ Synseis \ -S$input_source_filename \ -CZ$reflec_coef_depth \ -CT$reflec_coef_time \ -I$time_sampling_interval \ -IZ$depth_sampling_interval \ -LD$reg_density_file \ -LV$reg_velocity_file \ -Ro$output_source \ -Z$zrhov_filename \ -W$water_depth -V
upgrade ss plot to use suxwigb
Create a new version of the package Personalize to give it a new name if you wish
local variables
data_in parameter values
Reading and plotting data and synthetic seismogram
flow 1 to create ss and accompanying files flow 2 create zrhoreg.bin
xgraph
xgraph plot zvreg.bin
xgraph plot reflection_coef_depth.bin
xgraph plot reflection_coef_time.bin
synthetic seismogram
To install App::SeismicUnixGui, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm App::SeismicUnixGui
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install App::SeismicUnixGui
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.