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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: BenDover on January 27, 2003, 04:02:23 PM
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and what is an smc file?
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I'm not sure what the cheekbones is but it is part of a bigger something
Great quote :)
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Originally posted by BenDover
and what is an smc file?
The strong-motion time series data served out by the U.S. Geological Survey National Strong-Motion Program are in one of two formats, SMC or BBF. This documentation describes the SMC-format and compares it to the BBF-format headers.
The SMC format uses ASCII character codes and provides text headers, integer headers, real headers, and comments followed by either digitized time-series coordinates or, in version 2 of the SMC format only, sets of response spectra values. The header information is designed to provide the user with information about the earthquake and the recording instrument. Each SMC-format file contains either a single time series or a set of response spectra or Fourier amplitude spectra of corrected acceleration calculated from a single time series. Typical analog strong-motion records contain traces corresponding to three orthogonal components of motion and consequently require three separate SMC-format files to represent the record.
You will need BAP software to read them check here for more information http://nsmp.wr.usgs.gov/processing.html
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Lets hope the Sharks have a playoff drive.
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doubt thats it, but i'll try it
btw, the file is the install files for sim earth, which i found on kazaa, i think.......
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Originally posted by mietla
Great quote :)
search the terrain editing forum for the word cheekbones it see the in context version