SOFTWARE INFORMATION FORM Contributor Name: Alan L. Jones Institution: SUNY Binghamton Email address: jones@sunquakes.geol.binghamton.edu Program Name: evt2sac Version Number: 1.0 Level 07 August 1991 Distribution Date: 1993/08/12 Description: extracts seismic data from CD-ROMs distributed by the National Earthquake Information Center (NEIC) of the United States Geological Survey (USGS) and converts it to a form compatible with the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Seismic Analysis Code (SAC). Details: The National Earthquake Information Center distributes event waveforms on CD-ROMS. The evt2sac program extracts the waveforms and converts them to SAC format. A profile specifies the parameters used by the program. The user can specify the time of the event of interest and also specify range and lag time to extract only records of interest. In addition, it is possible to specify that the program extract data around the arrival time of a phase. For example, one could specify that the data should extend from one minute before the arrival of the P wave and run until five minutes after the arrival of the S wave. The phases supported are P, S, pP, sS, PP, SS and surface waves. When specifying surface waves, the user can provide a surface wave group velocity window. Associated Programs: A program called INDEX is available from the author to display the index of a CD-ROM. This program is designed for use with SunView. Computer and OS: Sun, any level of Unix Special Hardware or Other Software Needed: CD-ROM reader ______________________________________________________________ Distribution Contains: evt2sac source code written in C makefile J-B tables for phase arrivals evt2sac.man manual page example profile DESIRABLE (Answer Yes or No ) Detailed Reference Manual: Yes Tutorial Text: No Tutorial Code or script: No Source Code: Yes Makefile: Yes Special or extra libraries: "glue" routines to interface between C and FORTRAN INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 1. tar xfv seismic.tar 2. You will now have a sub-directory called c2s 3. cd c2s 4. Edit makefile to indicate where you have the SAC libraries 5. make 6. Edit the file evt2sac.pro to match your requirements and the path of the CD-ROM. 7. run evt2sac 8. You should have created SAC files