GETSEIS(1)                CUSP COMMANDS                GETSEIS(1)



NAME
     getseis - retrieve CUSP seismogram file for  specified  CUSP
     events.

SYNOPSIS
     getseis [-c] [-u] [-v] [-h] cuspid_1 ... cuspid_n

DESCRIPTION
     getseis copies the CUSP  digital  seismogram  file  for  the
     specified  event(s)  from  the archive to the current direc-
     tory.

OPTIONS
     -c   specifies the the user's copy of  the  seismogram  file
          should  be  compressed  with the Unix compress utility,
          irregardless of whether  the  original  seismogram  was
          compressed.

     -u   specifies the the user's copy of  the  seismogram  file
          should  be  uncompressed,  irregardless  of whether the
          original seismogram was compressed.

     -v   specifies that the program should be  more  verbose  in
          its messages.

     -h   prints a simple help message with command syntax.

     _c_u_s_p_i_d__1 ... _c_u_s_p_i_d__n
          specifies the list of CUSP event ids for which  seismo-
          gram  files  should be retrieved from the archive.  The
          file will be named _c_u_s_p_i_d (or _c_u_s_p_i_d.Z if compressed).

NOTES
     If neither the compress option (-c) or uncompress option  (-
     u)  is  specified, the seismogram file will be copied in the
     same state as it appears in the archive  (either  compressed
     or  uncompressed).   If  you explicitly want an uncompressed
     copy, use the -u option.

     CUSP seismograms are stored in a single file  per  event  in
     big-endian (eg Sun) byte order with no header information in
     the file.  Pointers to  individual  seismograms  within  the
     file are in the "G" card of the ascii mem files.

ENVIRONMENT
     CUSPIDMAP
          specifies the name of the binary  file  containing  the
          cuspid and date information of CUSP events

     CUSPDATADIR
          specifies the top directory containing the CUSP seismo-
          gram hierarchy.



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GETSEIS(1)                CUSP COMMANDS                GETSEIS(1)



SEE ALSO
     ascii_mem (5)





















































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