SEDPAK v.4.1 Notes
Copyright University of South Carolina Development Foundation
For more assistance, contact contact the SEDPAK Group at kendall@sc.edu,
Tel 803 777-2410, and Fax 803 777-6610 or phil@sc.edu
Contents of this Document:
Notes about this Release
This release includes the following programs:
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Sedpak Execution Panel
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Sedpak Simulation
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Sedpak Editor
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Sedpak Facies Editor
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Sedpak Overlay System
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Filter to convert PostScript output from Sedpak to Adobe Illustrator input
files
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Sedpak HyperText-Help Documents (viewable with local Web Browser)
The binaries were built under the MIT version of the X Window System Version
11, Releases 5, Patch Level 25 and Motif version 1.2.2. We use the MIT
X server. Sedpak will execute on any X11R4/R5 compatable server. Current
systems supported are the DECstation (ULTRIX 4.3), SPARC (SUNOS 4.1.x),
Silicon Graphics (IRIX 5.3) and IBM RS/6000 (AIX 3.2).
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Running Sedpak
The Sedpak system consists of several different programs which work together.
See Appendix A. Technical Supplement for more information
on how to run Sedpak.
To get help, from the command line, on how to run sedpak, type:
% sedpak -h
To start the Sedpak Launch menu, type:
% sedpak
The .sedpakrc User Defaults File
Sedpak looks for additional environment variables in a startup file called
.sedpakrc. Copy the dot.sedpakrc
file from the sedpak/docs directory to your home directory and
rename it to .sedpakrc. Edit the variables
XXPRINTER and XXHOME to define the print command and path to your data
files respectively. The print command assigned to XXPRINTER is assumed
to be postscript compatible.
% cd
% cp /usr/local/sedpak/docs/dot.sedpakrc ./.sedpakrc
Using a text file editor (or the options menu from either Sedpak application),
edit the file .sedpakrc to reflect your particular system configuration:
XXHOME /usr/local/sedpak/datasets
XXLOG ~/seddata
XXPRINTER "lpr -Plw"
After you are familiar with the sample datasets in the directory /usr/local/sedpak/datasets,
you may want Sedpak to access datasets in another directory. For example,
suppose that your datasets are in a directory named /smith/sedpak/myData.
You would then change XXHOME in the .sedpakrc file to be
XXHOME /smith/sedpak/myData
Sedpak's file dialogs will then display files in this directory.
Note that if you have been using a previous version of Sedpak and you
experience difficulties running the program, check to make sure that your
.sedpakrc
file is up to date.
Sample Data Files
Data files which are used in the manual exercises and which are provided
as examples for the user are located in $XXBASE/datasets. In order to preserve
the integrity of the data, we recommend that users make copies of these
files if they wish to work with them.
For more assistance, contact contact the SEDPAK Group kendall@sc.edu,
Tel 803 777-2410, Fax 803 777-6610 or phil@sc.edu.
Sedpak web pages maintained by C. G. St.C. Kendall (kendall@sc.edu,
Tel 803 777-2410, Fax 803 777-6610). Last updated 23 September 2003
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