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The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_free_geophysics_software Wikipedia list of free geophysics software] does a fine job of keeping track of all packages in general. Therefore, this section will only list packages that: | The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_free_geophysics_software Wikipedia list of free geophysics software] does a fine job of keeping track of all packages in general. Therefore, this section will only list packages that: | ||
* can interact with Madagascar, at source code / linking level (GPL, or compatible to be linked by GPL-ed programs) | * can interact with Madagascar, at source code / linking level (GPL, or compatible to be linked by GPL-ed programs) | ||
* | * do not forbid commercial usage. | ||
==Comprehensive seismic processing suites== | ==Comprehensive seismic processing suites== | ||
Revision as of 01:14, 12 October 2010
The Wikipedia list of free geophysics software does a fine job of keeping track of all packages in general. Therefore, this section will only list packages that:
- can interact with Madagascar, at source code / linking level (GPL, or compatible to be linked by GPL-ed programs)
- do not forbid commercial usage.
Comprehensive seismic processing suites
These suites include a wide range of algorithms and tools, covering most of the needs of a seismic data processing and imaging researcher at the time when they were developed.
- Seismic Unix (BSD-style license), maintained by John Stockwell (Center for Wave Phenomena, Colorado School of Mines)
- SEPlib (BSD-style license), maintained by Bob Clapp at the Stanford Exploration Project (SEP)
- Free USP, a processing package originally developed by Amoco and released by BP
- DDS (Data Dictionary System), also released by BP.
- CPSeis, the former processing system of ConocoPhillips
Specialized tools
There are also other publicly available packages, with a smaller number of utilities than the ones described above, but each having unique capabilities, in its own way. Browsing SourceForge's Earth Sciences section may reveal others as well.
| GPL-compatible licenses | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | What it is | Written/maintained by | License |
| BotoSeis | collection of interactive java programs for seismic data processing, which can also be used as a graphical user interface for Seismic Unix, Madagascar or other in-house programs | Williams Lima and others (Brasil) | GPL |
| Delivery | Java-based Bayesian seismic inversion code for use in oil reservoir characterisation | CSIRO Petroleum, Australia | The copyright belongs to BHP Billiton and the package is distributed under a GPL+BSD license. |
| GeBR | Environment for seismic data processing, designed to easily assemble and run processing flows. Has GUI based on C and GTK+ | Contributors from Brasil | GPL |
| GeoBenchmark | Benchmark for how fast computers are when working with seismic processing and imaging algorithms. More details in "Computers for seismic processing and imaging: a performance study", by E. Kurin, Proceedings of the 2007 SEG Annual Meeting, 2451-2454 | Evgeny Kurin, Geolab Ltd. | public domain |
| GSEGYView | cross-platform SEG-Y data viewer with OpenGL graphics hardware acceleration | Vladimir Bashkardin (U. of Texas at Austin) | GPL |
| image2segy | Matlab program to transform a raster image of a seismic paper or film record to SEGY. Uses SegyMat. | Marcelli Farran (Institute of Marince Sciences, Barcelona, Spain) | Creative Commons |
| kogeo | MS-Windows only toolkit that features data processing, project databases, interpretation tools, 3-D header manipulation and good visualization tools | Philipp Konerding (U. of Hamburg, Germany) | GPL |
| openGPR | Linux framework for the processing and 2D/3D-visualization of GPR data. Based on Seismic Unix, Python and QT4. Inactive since 2007. | Matthias Schuh, University of Tubingen, Germany | GPL |
| qiWorkbench | extensible Java-based platform for implementing integrated workflows to process, analyze and view seismic data, originally designed by BHP Billiton to implement its integrated workflows to process, analyze and view seismic data | BHP, G&W, INT, CSM and CSIRO | GPL; BSD for APIs in order to allow closed-source commercial plugins |
| SegyMAT | toolbox to read and write SEG-Y data to and from Matlab and Octave | Thomas Mejer Hansen (U. of Copenhagen, Denmark) | LGPL |
| SegyPy | Python port of SegyMAT | same as SegyMAT | LGPL |
| segy-py | Python package for reading seismic SEGY files | Kurt Schwehr (U. of New Hampshire) | GPL |
| SeismicLab | Matlab toolbox that does preprocessing, imaging and plotting | Mauricio Sacchi (U. of Alberta, Canada) | GPL |
| GPL-incompatible or missing licenses | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | What it is | Written/maintained by | License |
| GeoCraft | Lightweight framework (with visualization) for rapidly prototyping and deploying new geoscience algorithms | ConocoPhillips Inc. | Custom (MIT-style) |
| SW3D | good-quality ray-theory based package | SW3D consortium (Charles U., Czech Republic) | Not specified |
| Mines Java Toolkit | set of Java packages and native (non-Java) code libraries for digital signal processing and 2-D and 3-D graphics | Dave Hale (Colorado School of Mines, USA) | Common Public License |
Packages free for non-commercial use only
- CREWES Educational Software Release
- IGeoS
- Jive3D
- JRG
- RayInvr