A tour of SEPlib for new users

Joe Dellinger and Sándor Tálas

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ABSTRACT

SEPlib is a data-processing software package developed at the Stanford Exploration Project. Many researchers at universities and oil companies would find SEPlib extremely useful if they could only get over the initial hump of learning how SEPlib programs are used. By working through several illustrative examples this document attempts to painlessly introduce novice users to the fundamental SEPlib concepts they will need to understand the available SEPlib self-documentation and manual pages. Concepts covered include self-documenting programs, history files and data files, SEPlib-style pipes, command-line and history-file ``getpar'' parameters, auxiliary input and output, and how to use some of the more useful SEPlib utilities.