set_data_pars

The only routine that must be called is set_data_pars. The overlying grid and the type of data that will be contained within the grid is described by set_data_pars. The grid is 'described' in traditional SEP format through the n, o, d, and label parameters. The grid can mean different things. In a traditional SEP77 data-set, with uniform spacing the meaning is quite clear. In Sep90 data-sets with a grid format file, our sep_type grid is analogous in shape and purpose to the grid described by the grid format file. With SEPlib90 files without a grid, and more generally any irregular datasets the grid describes any computational regularity that might be present in the dataset.

FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

Name Format Description

sepdata sep_type The name of the dataset.

type character(len=*) Type of data contained in the structure.

n integer (array of data dimensionality>1 The extents of the data.

o real (array of data dimensionality>1 The origin of the data.

d real (array of data dimensionality>1 The sampling interval of the data.

label character (len=*) (array of data The axis labels for the data. dimensionality>1