LAST MODIFIED DATE: Tue Oct 17 11:19:45 EDT 2000 To get Geotouch to run properly you MUST have the following: 0) A UNIX operating system running X-windows (X11R6). this includes SUN5.7, LINUX, NEXT, others? 1) A copy of the source code of Geotouch: Follow the directions for INSTALLATION 2) you will need the 'head.big' postscript header to make postscript output run properly. 3) To run the program you need input data and an origin file descriptor. Generally these change from place to place and the user provides them. I provide some demonstration data in the DEMO.tar file. if you ftp this file, untar it and follow directions. If geotouch was compiled properly, you should be able to run Geotouch immediately. Be sure to make sure the Geotouch executable is in a directory that is in the search path for commands in your PATH env variable. for example: set path=( /PATH_TO_Geotouch_DIRECTORY $path ) You may run Geotouch in the same dir that the files reside, but this is less convenient. 4) When starting the program, a version number and a date of compilation comes up. in comunicating bugs to me, be sure to include this information. many bugs get fixed but I don't have time to install the latest version out in the public directories. 5) Good luck, happy computing. ======================= For legal purposes: Copyright (c) 1994-1997 by Jonathan M. Lees ======================= For new features see the file: new.features We Now have a SOURCE distribution which is ANSI-C and POSIX compliant. See the Src sub-directory for details on porting and installing Geotouch. --------------------------------------------------- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS If you use this code for data exploration or producing figures please acknowledge my contribution. Add a reference in one of the figure captions to this program by citing the journal article where I describe this: Lees, J. M. (1995): "Geotouch: A Free Program for Three-Dimensional GIS", Seismological Research Letters, 66(4), 33-37. ----------------------------- DOCUMENTATION ------------- The latest Documentation can be viewed in the WEB at: http://www.unc.edu/~leesj/XM_DOC ----------- ----------- UTILITIES: -------------------GMT-2-LEES--------------- There is a utility that converts GMT files into lees_format maps. It is a Perl Script in the pub/Geotouch/Utils directory run: gmt2lees.p < your_gmt > your_lees_map -------- Hypocenters: ----------------------- I have included a short perl script (fp2ac.p) for converting fpfit output to UW A-cards. This little routine can be used as a template for converting other formats to UW: just change the input read statements. Fill in 0's for those field you do not need or care about. Geotouch only really needs the LAT-LON-Depth(km) of the hypocenter. --- ----------- INTALLATION NOTES The INSTALL dir has several things that should be looked over regarding environmental variables. These env variables ought to be set, or the program is not guaranteed to produce expected results: setenv PSHEAD head.big_directory setenv XMA_SPE_SRC full_path_to_writable_file the following env variables are helpful, but optional (they allow one to run Geotouch with no command line arguments, i.e. the provide defaults) setenv XMA_STA_FILE full_path_to_stationfile setenv XMA_ORG_FILE full_path_default_origin setenv XMA_AC_FILE full_path_to_default_hypocenters I recommend putting the env settings in your .cshrc file (or equivalent) ----------------------------- GEOTHERM JAP WORLD each have a tar file that should be untarred and then can be used as demos for the program. the most general demo is in: GEOTHERM after untarring it, try some of the macros by typing one of: xm.macro1 xm.macro2 xm.macro3 xm.macro4 each of these illustrates different uses of Geotouch. There are instructions in each macro. Send email to: leesj@email.unc.edu if you have good suggestions or bug reports. I will respond to reasonable requests for program modifications. There are some auxiliary software programs for formating and translating data from other formats to UW or "lees" format. Try asking, but I will not write formatting programs unless I am collaborating on particular projects. Jonathan Lees