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I removed the zero phase option from the code, due to complications depending on the source signal and the time window. However, from a technically point of view it was implemented right.

I switched the naming of the variables of the frequency filtering to a more clear and easy one.
The change affects the JSON input file and the code itself.
The following renaming is used:
FC_START -> F_LOW_PASS_START
FC_END   -> F_LOW_PASS_END
FC_INCR  -> F_LOW_PASS_INCR
FC_EXT   -> F_LOW_PASS_EXT
FC       -> F_LOW_PASS
F_HP     -> F_HIGH_PASS

However, old JSON files will also work for now. If one of the old variables is not found, IFOS will search for the corresponding old one. This option will be removed in a future release.

! This commit renames DENISE to IFOS !
Keep care and update all of your self written shell scripts etc.
The make target is 'IFOS' (capital letters).
The resulting binary is called 'IFOS' as well.

Update: Merge test

Added taper for inverted source time function (use switch TAPER_STF, see taper.c for definition) and individual time windowing (use switch TW_IND, then three columns are expected in PICK_FILE for each trace with picked time - twl plus - twl minus, in this case TWLENGTH_PLUS and TWLENGTH_MINUS are ignored). Time windowing is now also applied during the inversion of the source time function.