Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of v4.0
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v3 v4 1 [[PageOutline]] 2 = v4.0 = 1 {{{ 2 3 3 4 4 From bogaert@gldmutt.cr.usgs.gov Mon Aug 16 11:43:00 1999 5 6 5 Date: Mon, 16 Aug 1999 12:20:59 -0600 7 8 6 From: Barbara Bogaert <bogaert@gldmutt.cr.usgs.gov> 9 10 7 To: earthw-list@nmt.edu, David Kragness <davek@katylyst.com> 11 12 8 Subject: Earthworm Version 4.0 13 9 … … 15 11 16 12 You can download the release from our new ftp site: 17 18 13 ghtftp.cr.usgs.gov:pub/OUTGOING/earthworm/release_v4.0 19 14 20 v4.0 is the official Y2K compliant release of Earthworm. It was verified that all critical modules correctly function during the following time intervals: 21 {{{ 15 v4.0 is the official Y2K compliant release of Earthworm. It was verified 16 that all critical modules correctly function during the following 17 time intervals: 18 22 19 o Dec 31, 1999 - Jan 1, 2000 23 20 o Feb 28, 2000 - Feb 29, 2000 24 21 o Feb 29, 2000 - Mar 1, 2000 25 22 o Dec 31, 2000 - Jan 1, 2001 26 }}}27 28 Critical modules are all those modules which enable Earthworm to trigger on and locate an earthquake and save associated waveforms to disk.29 30 Testing was performed under both Solaris and NT operating systems using trace data for two Northern California earthquakes (provided in run_test/data directory). The date stamps of this trace data was shifted to correspond to each testing period. In addition, the system clock on the computer was also set to the time in the future being tested.31 23 32 24 33 == IMPORTANT CHANGE- AFFECTS ALL MODULES == 25 Critical modules are all those modules which enable Earthworm to 26 trigger on and locate an earthquake and save associated waveforms to 27 disk. 34 28 35 All installation ids and global message types are now defined in a file called earthworm_global.d (earthworm_inst.d has been expanded and renamed). The values defined in earthworm_global.d are critical to proper communication and data attribution among Earthworm systems around the globe. 36 37 A copy of earthworm_global.d must be placed in the EW_PARAMS directory (the official copy lives in the vX.X/environment directory). 38 39 DO NOT make any changes to this file. !!!! The contents of this file are under the control of Earthworm Central. Please direct any requested additions or changes to: Barbara Bogaert bogaert@usgs.gov 29 Testing was performed under both Solaris and NT operating systems using 30 trace data for two Northern California earthquakes (provided in 31 run_test/data directory). The date stamps of this trace data was shifted 32 to correspond to each testing period. In addition, the system clock on 33 the computer was also set to the time in the future being tested. 40 34 41 35 42 == NEW MODULES == 36 IMPORTANT CHANGE- AFFECTS ALL MODULES 37 ************************************* 38 ************************************* 39 All installation ids and global message types are now defined in 40 a file called earthworm_global.d (earthworm_inst.d has been 41 expanded and renamed). The values defined in earthworm_global.d are 42 critical to proper communication and data attribution among Earthworm 43 systems around the globe. 43 44 44 === waveman2disk === 45 A copy of earthworm_global.d must be placed in the EW_PARAMS directory 46 (the official copy lives in the vX.X/environment directory). 45 47 46 Not really a module, but a manual, interactive version of trig2disk. Its purpose is to manually request trace data from !WaveServers and save it to disk in various supported formats. It has two modes: triglist and interactive. In triglist mode, it reads a file containing one or more TYPE_TRIGLIST2K messages, then requests and writes out corresponding snippets of trace data. In the interactive mode, it prompts the user for the start time and duration of snippets, then gets that data from the !WaveServers and writes it out to disk. See the README in src/waveman2disk directory. 48 DO NOT make any changes to this file. !!!! 49 The contents of this file are under the control of Earthworm Central. 50 Please direct any requested additions or changes to: 51 Barbara Bogaert bogaert@usgs.gov 52 53 54 NEW MODULES 55 ******************** 56 waveman2disk: Not really a module, but a manual, interactive version 57 of trig2disk. Its purpose is to manually request trace data from 58 WaveServers and save it to disk in various supported formats. 59 It has two modes: triglist and interactive. In triglist mode, it 60 reads a file containing one or more TYPE_TRIGLIST2K messages, then 61 requests and writes out corresponding snippets of trace data. In 62 the interactive mode, it prompts the user for the start time and 63 duration of snippets, then gets that data from the WaveServers and 64 writes it out to disk. See the README in src/waveman2disk directory 47 65 for more details. 48 66 49 == EARTHWORM DOCUMENTATION == 67 EARTHWORM DOCUMENTATION 68 ****************************** 50 69 51 The Earthworm web site has been upgraded to be consistent with Version 4.0. 70 The Earthworm web site has been upgraded to be consistent with 71 Version 4.0. 52 72 53 == CONTRIBUTED SOFTWARE == 73 CONTRIBUTED SOFTWARE 74 ******************** 54 75 55 Many Earthworm modules have been developed at regional networks to meet their specific needs. Since some of these may be useful to other networks, we make these available at the Earthworm ftp site in the Contributed_software directory. Currently, you will find modules developed at USGS Menlo Park, University of Memphis, University of Washington and University of Alaska, Fairbanks. 76 Many Earthworm modules have been developed at regional networks to meet 77 their specific needs. Since some of these may be useful to other 78 networks, we make these available at the Earthworm ftp site in the 79 Contributed_software directory. Currently, you will find modules 80 developed at USGS Menlo Park, University of Memphis, University of 81 Washington and University of Alaska, Fairbanks. 56 82 57 If you have questions or comments, please contact me at bogaert@usgs.gov. 83 If you have questions or comments, please contact me at 84 bogaert@usgs.gov. 58 85 59 86 Barbara 60 87 61 88 Barbara Bogaert U.S. Geological Survey 89 bogaert@ghtmail.usgs.gov Box 25046, Stop 966 90 office: 303-273-8491 Denver Federal Center 91 FAX: 303-273-8600 Denver, CO 80225 62 92 63 bogaert@ghtmail.usgs.gov Box 25046, Stop 966 64 65 office: 303-273-8491 Denver Federal Center 66 67 FAX: 303-273-8600 Denver, CO 80225 93 }}}