Multidimensional autoregression, another chapter of Jon Claerbout‘s book Image Estimation by Example is added to the collection of reproducible papers (with code fragments translated from Fortran-90/Ratfor/Loptran to C).
August 12, 2006 Documentation No comments
Multidimensional autoregression, another chapter of Jon Claerbout‘s book Image Estimation by Example is added to the collection of reproducible papers (with code fragments translated from Fortran-90/Ratfor/Loptran to C).
August 9, 2006 Documentation No comments
Preconditioning, another chapter of Jon Claerbout‘s book Image Estimation by Example is added to the collection of reproducible papers (with code fragments translated from Fortran-90/Ratfor/Loptran to C).
August 8, 2006 Documentation No comments
The helical coordinate, another chapter of Jon Claerbout‘s book Image Estimation by Example is added to the collection of reproducible papers (with code fragments translated from Fortran-90/Ratfor/Loptran to C).
August 7, 2006 Documentation No comments
Empty bins and inverse interpolation, the third chapter of Jon Claerbout‘s book Image Estimation by Example is added to the collection of reproducible papers (with code fragments translated from Fortran-90/Ratfor/Loptran to C).
August 7, 2006 Documentation No comments
Model fitting by least squares, the second chapter of Jon Claerbout‘s book Image Estimation by Example is added to the collection of reproducible papers (with code fragments translated from Fortran-90/Ratfor/Loptran to C).
August 5, 2006 Documentation No comments
Basic operators and adjoints, the first chapter of Jon Claerbout‘s book Image Estimation by Example is added to the collection of reproducible papers (with code fragments translated from Fortran-90/Ratfor/Loptran to C).
July 28, 2006 Programs No comments
By popular demand, vplot2eps is now a separate script.
bash$ vplot2eps
Usage: $RSFROOT/bin/vplot2eps [options] file.vpl [file.eps]
Converts vplot to encapsulated postscript.
[options] are passed to pspen.
Tips:
bash$ PAPERSIZE=ledger pstoimg file.eps -out file.png [-type png -interlaced -antialias -crop a ...]
July 23, 2006 Celebration 1 comment
As designed by Scott Rodgers at BEG. If you have opinions or suggestions, please let us know.
July 15, 2006 Systems No comments
Reginald Beardsley formulates seven design principles for a modern seismic processing system:
A modern production seismic processing system must satisfy several conflicting goals:
- It must make efficient use of an ever changing, heterogeneous computing enviroment.
- It must be easy to locate the appropriate modules from a large number of choices.
- It must be easy to modify and test existing modules or write new ones without adversely impacting other users.
- It must be impossible to run the system with invalid or incomplete input and easy to identify the parameters required by a module, what allowable values are and the significance of the parameter.
- It must be possible to reproduce within roundoff error all operations on any data, at any time, even years later.
- Unwanted or unexpected interactions between system components must not take place.
- It must be possible to construct the system with limited resources.
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July 13, 2006 Documentation No comments
Another old paper has been added to the collection of reproducible papers: