FreeUSP Download

Tim Kuehn

MathAdvantage Subroutine Library

Lesstif Queries

OpenSource version of OSS/Motif

Columbia University

Owner of the copyright for ikp

Gnu Make Queries

make control for program compilation

Welcome to the official download site for FreeUSP , a collection of signal analysis and seismic processing routines originally written at Amoco Production Company's Tulsa Research Center over the last nearly 40 years. This legacy is being offered in open source by BP America Inc. in the hopes that it may foster education, understanding and collaboration amongst the world wide signal analysis community.

By downloading FreeUSP you certify that you have read, understand and agree to comply with and be bound by the terms and conditions of the FreeUSP License. If you do not agree with the terms and conditions do not download the software.

FreeUSP release 1.05	07/20/09 16:02	~88 Mbytes untarred	tar gzip [14.0 Mbytes]	Download	md5sum: ab7e08c8c2ec2f637706a90af4284ad2
HTML Documentation	11/28/06 20:49	885 Mbytes installed	tar gzip [354 Mbytes]	Download
Previous Releases
Test Data
xsd colourmaps	09/21/02 20:49	112640 bytes installed	tar gzip [33823bytes]	Download

The Data Dictionary System (DDS) is an I/O System capable of handling multi-dimensional seismic datasets. It originally was written at Amoco Production Company's Tulsa Research Center during the early 1990's by Randy Selzler. DDS also includes a collection of programs written at the Houston Technology Group within BP America.

Select Heritage Arco software cleared for release through FreeUSP under the terms and conditions of the FreeUSP license.

The following firms offer Support for FreeUSP.

					James Alison	Fully Licensed CDROM's, Training, Support, Development and Integration.
					Anthony Vassiliou	Programming support and advanced mathematical algorithms
					Richard Foy	ProMAX <-> FreeUSP interface

The following organizations supply software or hold copyrights for software utilized in FreeUSP. You may require a license and/or written permission to use these products if you are planning a commercial venture based on FreeUSP.

The following organizations supply native Fortran compilers for Linux that work with this distribution. A Fortran to C converter is not sufficient to compile this offering.

					Absoft	Fortran Compiler for Linux
					The Portland Group	Fortran Compiler for Linux
					Intel Corporation	Fortran Compiler for Linux

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