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This web site has grown from being a HOWTO support reference to SeisX to Tips and Tricks from a Geophysicist who started in this industry in 1971. During the past fifteen years I have decided to document answers when I get asked questions for a second time. This site now contains lots of good information and hundreds of Perl and awk scripts to get the work done. You will find information here that simply does not exist anywhere else. For example, how do you get Landmark to read a Zokero segy file? Landmark assumes segy files are BIG endian and now that we have moved to the Intel platform that isn't true any more. You will find the solution in the subsequent pages.

Enjoy this Web Site as an ongoing reference of "How to use SeisX".

Eric Keyser welcomes your comments. gekeyser@gmail.com
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