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Contains the model and benchmark files for DENISE.
\textbf{mfiles}\\
Here some Matlab routines (m-files) are stored. These Matlab programs can be used to find optimal relaxation frequencies to approximate a constant Q (qapprox.m) or to plot Q as a function of frequency for certain relaxation frequencies and value of tau (qplot.m). It is necessary to have the Matlab Optimization Toolbox installed. For further details on the theory behind these algorithms we refer to the Phd thesis of T. Bohlen \cite{bohlen:98} and to the paper in which the so-called tau-method is described \cite{blanch:95}. The parameter tau is used in this software to define the level of attenuation.
Here some Matlab routines (m-files) are stored. These Matlab programs can be used to find optimal relaxation frequencies to approximate a constant Q (qapprox.m) or to plot Q as a function of frequency for certain relaxation frequencies and value of tau (qplot.m). It is necessary to have the Matlab Optimization Toolbox installed. For further details we refer to \cite{bohlen:98} and to the paper in which the so-called tau-method is described \cite{blanch:95}.
\textbf{par}\\
Parameter files for DENISE modeling.
\textbf{scripts}\\
Here, you will find examples of script-files used to submit modeling jobs on cluster-computers.
% \textbf{scripts}\\
% Here, you will find examples of script-files used to submit modeling jobs on cluster-computers.
\textbf{src}\\
This directory contains the complete source codes. The following programs are available and may be compiled using make $<$program$>$.
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\textit{make}
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% {\color{blue}{\begin{verbatim}
% -bash-2.05b$:~/DENISE/par> make
% \end{verbatim}}}
which should install the following libraries:
which will install the following libraries:
{\color{blue}{\begin{verbatim}
lib cseife
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# source code for model generation
MODEL_EL = half_space.c
#MODEL = hh.c
MODEL = ../genmod/1D_linear_gradient_visc.c
MODEL_AC = ../genmod/1D_linear_gradient_ac.c
MODEL_EL = ../genmod/1D_linear_gradient_el.c
MODEL_VAC = ../genmod/1D_linear_gradient_viscac.c
EXEC= ../bin
# Description:
# CC = Compiler
# LFLAGS = Linker flag
# CFLAGS = Compiler flag
# Compiler (LAM: CC=hcc, CRAY T3E: CC=cc)
# ON Linux cluster running LAM (options for DENISE)
#CC=hcc
#LFLAGS=-lm -lmpi -lcseife
#CFLAGS=-O3
#SFLAGS=-L./../libcseife
#IFLAGS=-I./../libcseife
# On CRAY T3E
# CC=cc
# On MARWIN
CC=mpicc
LFLAGS=-lm -lcseife
# LINUX with OpenMPI / IntelMPI and INTEL Compiler
# Use icc whenever possible, this will be much faster than gcc
The wavefield snapshots can be merged using the program \textit{snapmerge}. The program snapmerge is not a MPI program. Therefore, it can be executed without MPI and the mpirun command. You can run snapmerge on any PC since a MPI environment (e.g. LAM) is not required. You may therefore copy the snapshot outputs of the different nodes to another non-MPI computer to merge the files together. \textit{snapmerge} reads the required information from the DENISE parameter file. Simply type
The wavefield snapshots can be merged using the program \textit{snapmerge}. The program snapmerge is not a MPI program. Therefore, it can be executed without MPI and the mpirun command. You can run snapmerge on any PC since a MPI environment is not required. You may therefore copy the snapshot outputs of the different nodes to another non-MPI computer to merge the files together. \textit{snapmerge} reads the required information from the DENISE parameter file. Simply type
title={Efficient calculation of a partial-derivative wavefield using reciprocity for seismic imaging and inversion},
author={Shin, Changsoo and Yoon, Kwangjin and Marfurt, Kurt J and Park, Keunpil and Yang, Dongwoo and Lim, Harry Y and Chung, Seunghwan and Shin, Sungryul},
title={Efficient calculation of a partial-derivative wavefield using reciprocity for seismic imaging and inversion},
author={Shin, Changsoo and Yoon, Kwangjin and Marfurt, Kurt J and Park, Keunpil and Yang, Dongwoo and Lim, Harry Y and Chung, Seunghwan and Shin, Sungryul},
