Interp - Interpolate dataset using sinc, linearm or nearest neighbor
Interp < in.H o1 pars > out.H
[10]: length of interpolation operator (recommend < 20; MUST BE EVEN)
[2]: Type of interpolation,0 nearest neighbor,1-linear,2-sinc
[o1]: First sample on axis1
[o2]: First sample on axis2
[o3]: First sample on axis3
[d1]: Sampling of the output axis 1
[d2]: Sampling of the output axis 2
[d3]: Sampling of the output axis 3
[max in/dout]: Number of samples in axis 1
[max in/dout]: Number of samples in axis 2
[max in/dout]: Number of samples in axis 3
[20]: Amount of memory to use in megabytes
[101]: Interpolation table size (aka if outspace corresponds to inspace .012 .01 table will be chosen)
Interpolate dataset using sinc, linear, or nearest neighbor, up to 3 dimensions(if it can be held in memory). If any of the n1out,n2out,n3out, o1out,o2out,o3out or d1out,d2out,d3out is omitted the corresponding value in the input data is used.
Interp < in.H lsinc=12 type=2 > out.H conputes a 12-point sinc-interpolator on the input data. All of the standard n's, d's and o's are taken from the input data
seis/filter