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==Release 2.0 (2017-07-08)== ===Additions and enhancements=== To the reproducible documents collection: * xjtu/mcaseislet: Seislet-based morphological component analysis using scale-dependent exponential shrinkage (Yang and Fomel) * tccs/aii: Structure-constrained relative acoustic impedance using stratigraphic coordinates (Karimi) * jlu/riesz: Seismic dip estimation based on the two-dimensional Hilbert transform and its application in random noise attenuation (Liu, Chen, Wang, Liu, Wang, and Zhang) * sep/balance: Iterative least-square inversion for amplitude balancing (Berlioux and Harlan) * sep/elliptic2: The double-elliptic approximation in the group and phase domains (Dellinger and Muir) * sep/sparse2: Test case for PEF estimation with sparse data II (Brown, Claerbout, and Fomel) * tccs/vscan: Velocity analysis using similarity-weighted semblance (Chen, Liu, and Chen) * tccs/group3: On anelliptic approximations for qP velocities in TI and orthorhombic media (Sripanich and Fomel) * tccs/dbortho: Iterative deblending with multiple constraints based on shaping regularization (Chen) * lju/vdseislet: Signal and noise separation in prestack seismic data using velocity-dependent seislet transform (Liu, Fomel, and Liu) * tccs/fraclapl: Viscoacoustic modeling and imaging using low-rank approximation (Sun, Zhu, and Fomel) * tccs/svmf: Deblending using a space-varying median filter (Chen) * tccs/shemd: Random noise attenuation by a selective hybrid approach using f-x empirical mode decomposition (Chen, Gan, Liu, Yuan, Zhang, and JIn) * tccs/orthogroll: Ground-roll noise attenuation using a simple and effective approach based on local bandlimited orthogonalization (Chen, Jiao, Ma, Chen, Zhou, and Gan) * tccs/intshape: Seismic data interpolation using nonlinear shaping regularization (Chen, Zhang, and Mo) * tccs/dsd: Double sparsity dictionary for seismic noise attenuation (Chen, Ma, and Fomel) * sep/geostat: Multiple realizations using standard inversion techniques (Clapp) * tongji/qswave: Simulating propagation of separated wave modes in general anisotropic media, Part II: qS-wave propagators (Cheng and Kang) * tccs/onestep: Lowrank one-step wave extrapolation for reverse-time migration (Sun, Fomel, and Ying) * tongji/decoupledpropagation: Simulating propagation of decoupled elastic waves using low-rank approximate mixed-domain integral operators for anisotropic media (Cheng, Alkhalifah, Wu, Zou, and Wang) * tccs/interval: Theory of interval traveltime parameter estimation in layered anisotropic media (Sripanich and Fomel) * tccs/decomp: Elastic wave-vector decomposition in heterogeneous anisotropic media (Sripanich, Fomel, Sun, and Cheng) * tccs/hyper3: 3D generalized nonhyperboloidal moveout approximation (Sripanich, Fomel, Stovas, and Hao) * tccs/pi: Analytical path-summation imaging of seismic diffractions (Merzlikin and Fomel) * tccs/ovc: Diffraction imaging and time-migration velocity analysis using oriented velocity continuation (Decker, Merzlikin, and Fomel) To SCons: * splitting auxiliary inputs when split= involves 'omp' or 'mpi' * Upgraded to scons-2.5.1 To documentation: To APIs: * name= parameter in File for Python API * Julia API To the Python package: To programs: * user/zdzhang: New contributor (Zhendong Zhang) * splitting auxiliary inputs in sfomp and sfmpi * set delrt in trace headers in sfsegywrite * header= parameter in sfcsv2rsf * user/kregimbal: New contributor (Kelly Regimbal) * user/dmerzlikin: New contributor (Dmitrii Merzlikin) * user/sbader: New contributor (Sean Bader) * char to int conversion in sfdd ===Bug fixes=== In the reproducible documents collection: * Fixed links to the data files in the case of a non-default data server In documentation: * Fixed file names in selfdocs In APIs: * Fixed memory bug in stretch.c In the Python package: * Fixed parsing of comments in Fortran-90 programs In programs: * Fixed segmentation fault for sffft1 with no FFTW and no OMP * Fixed case n1 > n2 in sfsvd * Fixed join over a different axis in sfomp and sfmpi * Fixed mwt= parameter in sfconjgrad * Fixed half-order differentiation in sfslant * Fixed offset handling in sfinmo In the build system: * Fixed installation of the gallery scripts * Improved configuration for Fortran-90 programs * Fixed Java API installation on Linux
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