NAME

     scomb - Combine Two Seismic Datasets


SYNOPSIS

     scomb [-A inputA] [-B inputB] [-O output]  [-C  cardin]  [-a
     Amult]  [-b  Bmult]  [-e epsilon] [-SUM] [-DIV] [-MULT] [-V]
     [-h]


DESCRIPTION

     scomb will combine by summing, dividing, or multiplying  two
     seismic  datasets,  each  of which may be scaled by a multi-
     plier.  The inputs are USP compatible seismic  datasets  and
     command line arguments.

  Command line arguments
     -A inputA
          Enter the name of the first input dataset after  typing
          -A.

     -B inputB
          Enter the name of the second input dataset after typing
          -B.

     -O output
          Enter the name of the output dataset after typing -O.

     -C cardin
          Enter the name of the  input  card  deck  for  multiple
          scale  factors.   Use the "catpat scomb" command to see
          the format of the card deck.

     -a Amult
          Enter a scalar multiplier  to  be  applied  to  inputA.
          Default is 1.0.

     -b Bmult
          Enter a scalar multiplier  to  be  applied  to  inputB.
          Default is 1.0.

     -e epsilon
          This value is used when requesting division. This is an
          amount  to  be added to inputB before inputA is divided
          by inputB. Default is 0.0.

     -SUM If this flag is present the output will be:
                        Amult*inputA + Bmult*inputB.

     -DIV If this flag is present the output will be:
                        Amult*inputA / ((Bmult*inputB) + epsilon)

     -MULT
          If this flag is present the output will be:
                        Amult*inputA * Bmult*inputB.

     -V   Enter -V for a verbose printout.

     -h   Enter -h for online help.  Program will terminate after
          printing this.


BUGS

     None known.


AUTHOR

     Ron D. Coleman, Mary Ann Thornton


COPYRIGHT

     copyright 2001, Amoco Production Company
               All Rights Reserved
          an affiliate of BP America Inc.




































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