example scripts dont work with current module

[stuliveshere]

example scripts import toolbox - this fails with import PySeis

[Andersongeofisco]

HI @smithkevinc Is there a tutorial in some place to seismic data processing? I would like to use python to seismic data processing but I am a beginner python programmer. Thanks!

[stuliveshere]

To be honest the main code in PySeis is a bit of a mess at the moment.

Try

https://github.com/stuliveshere/SeismicProcessing2015 https://github.com/stuliveshere/SeismicProcessing2015

It contains exercises as well as a stable version of the code.

The staff folders contain a tex folder which has the prac sheet as well as full source code at the end. Note this project is a teaching project for both python and seismic - if you want to work through it i'm happy to answer any questions.

Cheers,

Stu

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HI @smithkevinc https://github.com/smithkevinc Is there a tutorial in some place to seismic data processing? I would like to use python to seismic data processing but I am a beginner python programmer. Thanks!

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[Andersongeofisco]

Thanks Very much for your help! I Will try.

[Andersongeofisco]

That's exactly what I was looking for. I've been working with FORTRAN for a long time, but now I wanted to start learning another programming language. I chose python. Actually I was behind 3D visualization, but mastering the language is the first step. I will train using these modules. If I have any questions, may I ask? Thank you!

[stuliveshere]

Ask away.

Cheers, Stu

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That's exactly what I was looking for. I've been working with FORTRAN for a long time, but now I wanted to start learning another programming language. I chose python. Actually I was behind 3D visualization, but mastering the language is the first step. I will train using these modules. If I have any questions, may I ask? Thank you!

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[Andersongeofisco]

Sorry to bother you again, but I have a question. The codes are working perfectly, but the seismic data (raw.su) is not in the directories, I downloaded directly on the internet, but I do not know the format of the data (1981-39) that I found in the site https: //energy.usgs .gov / GeochemistryGeophysics / SeismicDataProcessingInterpretation / NPRASeismicDataArchive.aspx.

If it's in segy I can use seismic unix to convert the data.

I'm taking this class step by step: https://github.com/stuliveshere/SeismicProcessing2015

[stuliveshere]

You should be able to download the segy files from that website. I've added a screen shot of what I get. You will need to convert them to su. It can be done in pyseis, but seismix unix is probably easier to get started.

raw.su is all of the segys converted to su and combined into a single file with # cat file1.su file2.su > raw.su

If you get stuck https://drive.google.com/open?id=1HLr3Hs6J1x4V9ZGfvvvme_x1_2Id-Fnn

it's 524MB.

Cheers,

stu

Cheers, Stu

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Sorry to bother you again, but I have a question. The codes are working perfectly, but the seismic data (raw.su) is not in the directories, I downloaded directly on the internet, but I do not know the format of the data (1981-39) that I found in the site https: //energy.usgs .gov / GeochemistryGeophysics / SeismicDataProcessingInterpretation / NPRASeismicDataArchive.aspx.

If it's in segy I can use seismic unix to convert the data.

I'm taking this class step by step: https://github.com/stuliveshere/SeismicProcessing2015

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[Andersongeofisco]

[Andersongeofisco]

I found this error now. I think this error is because the code can't read the ns value in the header.

[stuliveshere]

IO is being ported to a different method, closing due to age