Paul Sava contributes another not so old paper to the collection of reproducible papers:

• Imaging overturning reflections by Riemannian Wavefield Extrapolation

A short section on sfscale has been added to the Madagascar programs guide.
Thanks to Nick Vlad for filling other missing entries in the guide!

Whereas introductions to reproducibility are provided in passing on various pages that described how to do it, there is no single central point describing what reproducibility is. You know, a little page to introduce someone to the concept, without reference to any particular implementation. Something to link from the “reproducibility” word when it appears on the Wiki. A “reproducibility business card”.
Also, I felt a need to share with others the links to other people’s reproducibility implementations/ideas I have gathered lately. I considered contributing to the Reproducibility page on Wikipedia, but reproducibility in computational science is a bit different from reproducibility in general, in that it is possible not only to describe the experiment, but to actually provide its full implementation, ready to be run at any time!
Hence, a dedicated Madagascar Wiki page on reproducibility! Right now it lives in the Sandbox. Please feel free to edit it and add to it. I will continue to do so myself as well, but for now I was hoping other people have more raw material (i.e. links to other reproducibility implementations, or good articles describing the concept).

Another not so old paper has been added to the collection of reproducible papers:

• Time-shift imaging condition in seismic migration

Another not so old paper has been added to the collection of reproducible papers:

• Regularizing seismic inverse problems by model re-parameterization using plane-wave construction

A short section on sfrotate has been added to the Madagascar programs guide.

Sigsbee2 models by Trevor Irons is another piece of the data documentation project at the Colorado School of Mines.

The Advanced installation and Why Madagascar? pages are ready to receive visitors. Helpful corrections and additions are welcome! One of the parts that stand to benefit the most from reader contributions is the Platform-specific installation advice section.
As the number of pages on the Wiki grows, the navbar starts becoming insufficient for proper organization of all documentation. A top-down view of all materials about Madagascar is also useful for determining whether gaps in coverage exist. So I started a Madagascar Manual. Feel welcome to contribute! How nice would it be, and what publicity would bring, calling this manual “Reproducible research and processing with Madagascar” and getting it on SEG Bookmart’s shelf, like SU people did 🙂
Nick

Pluto model by Trevor Irons is another piece of the data documentation project at the Colorado School of Mines.

Marmousi model by Trevor Irons is another piece of the data documentation project at the Colorado School of Mines.