Jrdseed manual

Note: 


rdseed 解seed波形到sac格式
rdseed -d -o 1 -f *.seed
解出pole zero & Response
rdseed -p -R -f  *.seed


以下為手冊

INSTALLATION AND USAGE

You can download Jrdseed here

For those not familiar with the 'rdseed' interface, please refer to the rdseed online manual at:
http://www.iris.edu/manuals/rdseed.htm

The rdseed manual will tell you how to use Jrdseed, aside from the feature differences mentioned above. The other critical difference
is how you start Jrdseed. Since it uses Java, you have to use the Java launcher on the .jar file itself:
java -jar JrdseedVer0.10.1.jar (Java 1.5 or later is required.)

How do I run Jrdseed?
Jrdseed must be run from the command line.

In Windows:
Go to Start-->Run...
Type 'cmd' in the prompt. You should get a terminal window.

For other operating systems, use a Terminal window.

enter: cd 'your_Jrdseed_directory' (substitute with your directory for Jrdseed)

enter:
java -Xmx512m -jar JrdseedVer0.10.1.jar  (for a 512 MB memory allocation)
or:
java -Xmx1024m -jar JrdseedVer0.10.1.jar   (for a 1 GB memory allocation)


A sample session with Jrdseed looks like:

myserver% java -jar JrdseedVer0.10.1.jar

        << Java SEED Reader, Release 0.10.1 237 >>
        Input File (/dev/nrst0) or 'Quit' to Exit: waveforms_99.seed
        Output File (stdout) :
        Volume # [(1)-N] :
        Options [acCsSpRtde] : d
        Station List (ALL) :
        Channel List (ALL) : BH?,LH?
        Network List (ALL) :
        Loc Ids (ALL ["--" for spaces]) :
        Output Format [(1=SAC), 2=AH, 3=CSS, 4=mini seed, 5=seed, 6=sac ascii,
        7=SEGY] : 4
        Select Data Type [(E=Everything), D=Data of Undetermined State, R=Raw
        waveform Data, Q=QC'd data] : E
        Start Time(s) YYYY,DDD,HH:MM:SS.FFFF : 1999,027,06:24:59.0000
        End Time(s) YYYY,DDD,HH:MM:SS.FFFF :
        Extract Responses [Y/(N)] : N
        Input File (/dev/nrst0) or 'Quit' to Exit: q


Usage:  Jrdseed -f inputfile -{a | d [list] | l | s | t}
 where inputfile = name of input file or device;
  -a   retrieve abbreviation dictionaries
  -c   retrieve volume table of contents
  -C   retrieve the comments where arg is either STN or CHN
  -d   read data from tape
  -e   extract event/station data
  -f   input filename
  -g   alternate response file(s)
  -i   ignore location codes
  -k   strip records from output which have a zero sample count. (miniseed and seed only)
  -l   list contents of each block in volume
  -o   specify output format (1=SAC, 2=AH, 3=CSS, 4=MINISEED, 5=SEED [default=1])
  -q   specify the output directory
  -Q   specify data type (E=Everything, D=Data of undetermined state, R=Raw waveform data, Q=QC'd data
  -R   print response data
  -s   retrieve all station header information
  -S   retrieve station summary information
  -t   show start/stop times, start blocks of events
  -u   usage (this list)