Geoff,

Yes there is and it called SEED

Standard for the Exchange of Seismic Data.

The SEED manual is available on-line.  I also think that Winquake will
save data in the format.

Saludos,

Angel




On Tue, 2010-10-19 at 20:21 +0000, Geoffrey wrote:
> Hello PSN;
> 
> Is there any kind of a official universal standard for
> seismic data and like the header data which
> gives meaning to the data ?
> 
> If not universal then official for the USA ?
> 
> Possibly PSN is the only best way to be universal ?
> 
> geoff
> 
> The US government seems terrible with computer stuff in that they
> do not use PC for anything serious but hanging people ?
> They are more like the Europeans using Linux or Unix.
> I know this really well educated fed that's paranoid about email due to viruses and stuff
> possibly that's why they don't use PCs or MSWindows?
> 
> Comments ? 
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