Documentation - How to Archive your Active Source Data as a PH5 Data Set
Refer to the documentation below to learn how to prepare the data you've collected for archiving. PASSCAL supports PH5 as the archival data format format of active-source data sets with detailed documentation, to guide you through the processing, and software to load and manipulate your data (including the construction of SEG-Y gathers).
Active source data archiving documentation exists in two forms: a detailed document and associated appendices and a short, concise document for those individuals which my already have a familiarity with PH5 processing or have attended a data processing workshop.
A number of experiments have data sets archived at the IRIS DMC in PH5 format. Refer to our Requesting SEG-Y Format Data from PH5 Data Sets at the IRIS DMC page for more details regarding the retrieval of these data, including a references to the SEG-Y format and PASSCAL SEG-Y trace file format and FAQ regarding data requests from PH5 data sets.
Active Source Data Processing Documentation |
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Introduction to Active Source Data Archiving Utilizing PH5 as the Archive Format |
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Compilation of Full Version and Appendices
Appendices: Meta-Data Checklist - PH5 Data Sets (appendix A) Dep File Construction (appendix B) Example Experiment_t.kef file (appendix C) Deployment-Pickup-Times (appendix D) hdfview (appendix E) Preliminary SEG-Y Gather Construction (Appendix F) |
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A slide presentation in PDF prepared as a PASSCAL staff enrichment presentation is available which provides an overview of PH5 and the PASSCAL-supported software available to work prepare PH5 data sets.
