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Before describing the sep_90 structure and routines it is helpful to
define some terms:
- Operator overloading - A language feature that
allows different routines, with different
argument lists, to be called by the same name (like C++).
- Optional arguments - Arguments that may or may not be passed
to a subroutine or function. When passed are usually specified by
my_optional = my_variable.
- SEPlib77 dataset - traditional SEP old-style dataset which is
described by
- n1, n2, n3...- integer - the dimensions of the dataset.
- o1, o2, o3,..- real - the origin of the axes of the dataset.
- d1, d2, d3,..- real - the sampling between points on the axes.
- label1, label2, label3,...- character* - label for dataset axes.
and contains an array of (n1*n2*...) values.
- SEPlib90 dataset - extension of traditional SEPlib77 dataset to
handle irregular datasetBiondi et al. (1996). Consists of
- a grid and grid format file (GFF),
describing dataset regularities;
- a header format file (HFF) and
header values file, for header values;
- and data values file and history file.
- sep_90 - a Fortran90 type (similar to a C structure), which
is the base type for accessing our library.
- SEPF90 - the SEP90 data structure and other contents of libsepf90.a.
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Stanford Exploration Project
11/11/1997