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sfbigmpiencode (4.0)
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user/cwp/Mbigmpiencode.c
\n shot encoding with arbitrary phase and amplitude weights using MPI on a distributed cluster \n

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\n Synopsis
       sfbigmpiencode encode=Fencode.rsf nx= ny= dy= dx= ox= oy= verb=n dprefix= eprefix= shots=

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\nUse mpiencode if your shots are on the same grid prior to encoding.
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\nUse bigmpiencode if your shots are not on a single grid prior to encoding.
\nYOUR SHOTS MUST ALL FALL ONTO THE SAME REGULAR GRID. BigMPIENCODE does not do any
\nshot interpolation.
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\nData axes - X, Y, W
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\n Parameters
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string dprefix=
\tprintf like statement that can be evaluated to find the data files corresponding to shot records
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float dx=
\tdx of output grid points
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float dy=
\tdy of output grid points
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file encode=
\tauxiliary input file name
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string eprefix=
\tprintf like statement that can be evaluated for the output encodings
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int nx=
\t# of output grid x points
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int ny=
\t# of output grid y points
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float ox=
\tox of output grid points
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float oy=
\tox of output grid points
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string shots=
\tshot-file name, dimensions are 1xNS
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bool verb=n [y/n]
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