Not a good day.

July 21st, 2010

So....
After managing to upload all of my profiles to Landmark and getting ready to start interpreting them with seisworks...Seisworks decided to have issues and not display most of our profiles. The exception being the first east west line and the very first chirp line we ever did. But neither guo lei's MCS data, Onur's MCS data from the Caribbean, or the other chirp lines would display. So working with what we've got I am now looking at the displays on Promax again, writing down where the Eocene begins and ends and then print out those sections of profile. Where I will write on paper where I see faults and pick my layers. Additionally I will print out a map with GMT of the grid and label on it the eocene and exceptional faulting.
Then hopefully in the meantime the Seisworks problem will get fixed and if not, there's a chance I'll be coming back up to Memphis sometime this upcoming semester to get the computer analyzing going.Which would probably be the most work intensive couple of days of my life so far, but isn't that what science is all about? Computer bugs, looming deadlines, and insane, manic nights that lead to the most amazing results. 

I am going to make this work.