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This is the main directory devoted to illustrating normal moveoutcorrections and stacking. If you are new to SU, start by reading"The SU User's Manual" and the README in $CWPROOT/src/demos.To run the demo with X Windows, type:Xmodel show the modelMakeData make the synthetic traces for the demoXdata show the dataXvelocity look at velocity scans, in reality would make interactively with $CWPROOT/src/su/examples/Velan makes parameter file for sunmoXnmo show the nmo and stackClean clean up the dataXall run the entire X demoTo run with PostScript output files execute PSmodel instead ofXmodel, etc.Notes:In addition to the above shell files, the demo requires the files:model, cdp.1500, cdp.2000, cdp.2500, cdp.3000, so do not erase them!The file stkvel.p is recreated by Xvelocity or PSvelocity.The velocity picks were honestly made from the semblanceplots shown in the demo, but the velocity profile in thedemo is not at all like the real thing! The reflectioncoefficients were computed as if the model had the constantvelocities (ft/s): 5000.0, 6000.0, 8000.0, 10000.0, 15000.0in the layers delimited by depths (ft): 0, 1000.0, 2200.0,3500.0, 5000.0. However, the modeling program (susynlv)generates the data according to a linear velocity profile,here taken as: 5000.0 + 0.002*z.For shell examples used with real data, see the files Velan,Velan.nmo, and NmoStack in the $CWPROOT/src/su/examples subdirectory.---------------------------------------------------------------Relevant Self-Docs:> sunmo SUNMO - NMO for an arbitrary velocity function of time and CDP sunmo <stdin >stdout [optional parameters] ... > sustack SUSTACK - stack adjacent traces having the same key header word ...> susynlv SUSYNLV - SYNthetic seismograms for Linear Velocity function susynlv >outfile [optional parameters] ...
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