sftahread (4.0)
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user/karl/Mtahread.c
Read Trace And Header from separate files, combine, write to pipe

 
Synopsis
        sftahread < infile.rsf > out.rsf verbose=1 makeheader=n input= headers=

tah is the abbreviation of Trace And Header. Madagascar programs
that begin with sftah are designed to:
1- read trace and headers from separate rsf files and write them to
standard output (ie sftahread)
2- filter programs that read and write standard input/output and
process the tah data (eg sftahnmo, sftahstack)
3- read tah data from standard input and write separate rsf files for
the trace and headers data (ie sftahwrite)

These programs allow Seismic Unix (su) like processing in Madagascar.
Some programs have su like names.

Some programs in this suite are sftahread, sftahgethw, sftahhdrmath,
and sftahwrite.

EXAMPLE:

sftahread \
verbose=1 \
input=npr3_gathers.rsf \
| sftahnmo \
verbose=1 \
tnmo=0,.373,.619,.826,.909,1.017,1.132,1.222,1.716,3.010 \
vnmo=9086,10244,11085,10803,10969,11578,12252,12669,14590,17116 \
| sftahstack key=iline,xline verbose=1 \
| sftahwrite \
verbose=1 \
label2="xline" o2=1 n2=188 d2=1 \
label3="iline" o3=1 n3=345 d3=1 \
output=mappedstack.rsf \
>/dev/null

sfgrey
In this example the cmp sorted prestack data, npr3_gathers.rsf, are
read by sftahread. The headers are in the file npr3_gathers_hdr.rsf,
the headers parameter default. The headers are merged with the trace
amplitudes and the tah data sent down the pipe for nmo and stack. The
sftahwrite writes the trace data to mappedstack.rsf and the headers
are written to the file mappedstack_hdr.rsf. The order of the data in
the output file is defined by the iline and xline trace headers, so the
data order is (time,xline,iline). Finally, the output volume is
displayed using sfgrey.

 
Parameters
       
 
string headers=


Trace header file name. Default is the input data file
name, with the final .rsf changed to _hdr.rsf

 
string input=


Input file for traces amplitudes. You can list a file here, has the
input file name will be used to compute the name of the header files.

The input trace amplitudes can also be read from standard input by
just supplying standard input and omitting this paramater, This
is useful it you wish to do sopme initial processing of the input
rsf file containing the trace amplitudes. This is useful if you need
to change input axis labels to use the makeheader=yes.

 
bool makeheader=n [y/n]


Option to load headers using the input file axis labels. If axis
label2 through label9 match a header key then that coordinate is
loaded to the traces header. This can be used to load the source
coordinate to the sx header location. This may require changing
the axis label because Madagascar axis labels are not the same as
segy trace headers. for example axis 2 coordiante can be loaded in
sx trace header by:
| sftahread headers=spike_hdr.rsf makeheader=y \
| sftahgethw key=sx >/dev/null

 
int verbose=1


flag to control amount of print
0 terse, 1 informative, 2 chatty, 3 debug

 
Used In
       

 
DATA
        boem-g3d1206-002a/displayin
bpvelanal2004/firstlook
chevron2014/sxrxvolume
marmousi2mp/modelproc
new-zealand-kahu-3d/fetch
new-zealand-opunake-3d/displayin
new-zealand-opunake-3d/fetch
new-zealand-parihaka-3d/displayin
new-zealand-tui3d/fetch
new-zealand-waihapa-3d/fetch
new-zealand-waipuku-3d/fetch
new-zealand-waka-3d/fetch
new-zealand-waka-3d/firstlook
seam-phase1-2d/compare
seam-phase1-2d/cvs
seam-phase1-2d/fetch
seam-phase1-2d/filter
seam-phase1-2d/ntg
seam-phase1-2d/sfawefd2d
seam-phase1-2d/sfawefd2d_split
seam-phase1-2d/sfmshots
seam-phase1-2d/sfmshots1
seam-phase1-2d/sfshot1
seam-phase1-2d/vscan
seam_interpret/fetch
stratton/fetchbooklet
stratton/fetchfinal
stratton/fetchslow
teapotdome/cmp_stack_tahstack
teapotdome/fetch
teapotdome/nmostack
teapotdome/poststack
teapotdome/tahnmostack
viking/basicm8r
viking/decon
viking/firstlook

 
TCCS
        welllogs/logs