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jpjones76 · May 24, 2016 · 2466cb9 · 2466cb9
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@@ -143,4 +143,6 @@ Utility Functions
 
 Native File I/O
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-Use ``rseis`` and ``wseis`` to read and save in native format. ``writesac(S)`` saves trace data in ``S`` to single-channel :ref:`SAC <sac1>` files. SAC is widely used and well-supported, but writes data in single-precision format with rudimentary time stamping. The last point merits brief discussion. Time stamps are written to SAC by default (change this by setting ``ts=false``). Tme stamped SAC data are treated by SAC itself as unevenly spaced, generic ``x-y`` data (``LEVEN=0, IFTYPE=4``). However, third-party SAC readers interpret such files less predictably: timestamped data *might* be loaded as the real part of a complex time series, with the time values themselves as the imaginary part...or the other way around...or not at all.
+Use ``rseis`` and ``wseis`` to read and save in native format. Use ``writesac(S)`` to save trace data in ``S`` to single-channel :ref:`SAC <sac1>` files.
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+SAC is widely used and well-supported, but writes in single-precision format. Rudimentary time stamping is enabled by default. Time stamped SAC data are treated by SAC itself as unevenly spaced, generic ``x-y`` data (``LEVEN=0, IFTYPE=4``). However, third-party SAC readers interpret such files less predictably: timestamped data *might* be loaded as the real part of a complex time series, with the time values themselves as the imaginary part...or the other way around...or not at all.