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Seismology
Symmetric Research products are well suited for many applications
in the field of seismology. Current customers are using our A/D
systems world wide to investigate teleseismic events,
study volcanoes, research crustal
structure, monitor active mines, instrument
historic buildings, and educate the public about
earthquakes. And these are only a few of the many
possible geophysical applications.
Our precision data acquisition systems have 24 bit
A/D converters providing high resolution and large dynamic
range with programmable sampling rates. The systems
are well suited for earthquake studies at 100-200 Hz, for mine rock
burst studies at 3-5 kHz, and for many other applications. The low
price means field operations can deploy more units for better
coverage.
Among the supported software of interest to geophysical users are:
Scope is a Windows GUI
program for acquiring, displaying, and saving data. It allows you to
set the sampling rate. A command line version is
also available. The View program allows playback and review of
previously acquired Scope data files. See our
USBxCH and
PARxCH products for more info.
These SR programs come with free source code.
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Earthworm
is a public domain collection of program modules for acquiring,
processing, and saving earthquake data that has become popular with
many geophysicists. The SrParxchEwSend module runs under Windows and
Linux and sends PARxCH acquired data to Earthworm. See our
Earthworm Compatibility
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Seismic
Unix (SU) is an extensive public domain collection of
Linux-based reflection, migration, and general signal processing
programs which is popular with many exploration geophysicists. TKSU is
an extension to SU for graphical process flow control making SU even
easier to use. See our
Seismic Unix Compatibility
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