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DESCRIPTION

Python client for extracting data from CATE archives and writing as segy data


INSTALLATION

pip install catesegy

USAGE

See also catenp.catesegy.Example

from catesegy import Authenticate,WriteFile

# Authenticate to the server
tk = Authenticate(serverAddress,serverPort,cateUserName,catePassword)

# Get the data and save as SEGY
WriteFile(serverAddress,serverPort,cateUserName,
    tstart,tstop,
    cstart,cstop,
    "test.sgy"
    )

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