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Exercise: convert command-line arguments into SConstruct

This command-line example is borrowed from Paul Sava. Let us do it step by step: After running the previous command-lines, the Gaussian function is as shown in Figure 2. The velocity is Figure 3. With the eikonal solver, you will obtain the compuated traveltimes in Figure 4.The rays and the wavefronts can be overlaid in Figure 5.

gg
gg
Figure 2.
2D Gaussian function
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vel
vel
Figure 3.
The resulting velocity model
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fme
fme
Figure 4.
Computed traveltimes
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combined
combined
Figure 5.
Rays and wavefronts can be overlaid.
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Your assignment is to convert the command-line arguments into a SCons script, which can be used for reproducible research. The solution can be viewed in adapt/SConstruct.


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