Using BSU

This section contains examples demonstrating how to use BSU. While each main program has a limited task to perform, you may create more complicated processing flows using executable scripts. Examples of scripts may be found in /usr/share/bsu/scripts/. When running scripts, you may wish to redirect the progress bar to the bit bucket (/dev/null). Fore example, you could do this by:

bfoo argument1 argument2 >/dev/null

The above would be for a program bfoo with two command line arguments. You will need to specify all the command line arguments if you do this. For examples of script flows, see the Merge scripts in Appendix B and Appendix C.

This section includes:

• Data formats
• Converting data formats
• Setting Geometry
• Plotting programs
• Bash scripting with BSU and Seismic Unix (SU)
• Using Octave with bsegy data.
• Processing a down-hole (Vertical Seismic Profile) survey acquired with a source produces both SH- and P-waves.
• Refraction delay time processing.
• Synthetic Seismograms, Lamb's Problem
• Synthetic Seismograms: Near-Field, Far-Field Body Waves,
  and Rayleigh Surface Waves