Hello everyone, <br>I have a time series of synthetic traces and would like to convert them to SAC format. I know I could use the CONVERT function but before that I have to format the ASCII (time series) file by arranging the values for sac header. Is there a utility to do this pre-formatting before I could use the CONVERT function? <br>
ex. I believe my ASCII file should look like the following before using CONVERT <br clear="all">         0.125      -7441.313       4087.937              1         -12345<br>      -12.73499       4.265015      -1145.083     -0.7329407              2<br>
      -7.154175      -11.04712      -5.158936         -12345         -12345<br>         -12345         -12345         -12345         -12345         -12345<br>         -12345         -12345         -12345         -12345         -12345<br>
         -12345         -12345         -12345         -12345         -12345<br>         -12345       49.69189       11.22172          499.5              0<br>         -18.58       -177.847         -12345         406800            6.3<br>
       153.6304       92.23995       118.4234         -12345         -12345<br>         -12345         -12345         -12345         -12345         -12345<br>       16459.75       348.8256       16.44247       148.1168         -12345<br>
         -12345       11.20899              0              0         -12345<br>         -12345         -12345         -12345         -12345         -12345<br>         -12345         -12345         -12345         -12345         -12345<br>
      2007         8        21        11        25<br>       723         6         0         0       137<br>    -12345         3    -12345    -12345    -12345<br>         1         7    -12345    -12345    -12345<br>    -12345    -12345    -12345    -12345    -12345<br>
    -12345    -12345    -12345    -12345    -12345<br>    -12345    -12345    -12345    -12345    -12345<br>         1         0         1         1         0<br>GRA1     -12345          <br>        -12345          <br>PKP     PKIKP   PKiKP   <br>
-12345  -12345  -12345  <br>-12345  -12345  -12345  <br>-12345  -12345  -12345  <br>-12345  -12345  BHZ     <br>GR      -12345  -12345  <br>      -187.3201      -188.5614       -217.869      -206.1952      -207.0166<br>      -215.3447      -195.2354      -180.3634      -132.7042      -73.69939<br>
      -41.64182       20.88158       27.19209       49.59732       147.0182<br>         84.607       63.40969       54.25536       80.00433       81.05703<br>       88.90465         90.763       85.95925       49.39476       22.92792<br>
      -49.27525      -137.7821      -148.9169      -235.7549      -260.8252<br>      -287.5518       -289.338      -262.7619      -247.1613      -195.9543<br>       -143.929      -87.96223      -55.86754       42.96152       41.11675<br>
       88.47706       110.7524       203.3549       248.1527        288.513<br>       289.4476       425.0559       414.4856       489.2326       529.2755<br>       708.3331       979.9971       1099.924       1216.979       1358.369<br>
<br>I am not sure how I could get the values related to sac header organized (a program?). Any ideas?<br><br>Thank you very much. <br><br>Januka.<br>-- <br>&quot;Nothing can start to exist nor can cease to exist, only transformation is possible&quot;<br>
<br>Januka Attanayake<br>Solid Earth Geophysics &amp; Economics<br>University of Connecticut<br>Beach Hall   U-2045<br>354,Mansfield Rd;<br>Storrs.CT 06269<br><br>Tel: 1 860 486 0475<br>URL: <a href="http://sites.google.com/site/janukaattanayake/">http://sites.google.com/site/janukaattanayake/</a><br>
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