SeisBase

SeisBase is a collection of utilities for reading and downloading geophysical timeseries data.

Introduction
- Overview
- Installation
- Getting Started
- Learning SeisBase
- Updating
First Steps
- Start Here
- Operations on SeisData structures
- - Adding channels to a SeisData structure
  - Search, Sort, and Prune
- Next Steps
Working with Data
- Creating Data Containers
- Acquiring Data
- Keeping Track
- - Source Logging
- Channel Maintenance
- Taking Notes
- Checking Your Work
Getting Help
- Examples
- Tests
- Command-Line Help
- - Dedicated Help Functions
All About Keywords
Time-Series Files
- Supported File Formats
- Supported Keywords
- - Performance Tips
  - Channel Matching
- Examples
- - Memory Mapping
- Format Descriptions and Notes
- Format-Specific Information
- Other File I/O Functions
Metadata Files
- Supported File Formats
- Supported Keywords
HDF5 Files
- Supported Keywords
XML Meta-Data
- StationXML
- QuakeML
Web Services
- Time-Series Data
- - Keywords
- Station Metadata
- Examples
- Bad Requests
SeedLink
- Keywords
- Special Behavior
- - Special Methods
- SeedLink Utilities
Write Suppport
- Write Functions
- - HDF5/ASDF
- QuakeML
- SAC
- SeisBase Native
- Station XML
Data Processing
- Basic Operations
- Customizable Operations
Submodules
- Using Submodules
- RandSeis
- SEED
- - Scanning SEED Volumes
- UW
Nodal
- Reading Nodal Data Files
- - Working with NodalData objects
  - Other Differences from SeisData objects
- Types
Quake
- Types
- Web Queries
- Reading Earthquake Data Files
- - QuakeML
SeisHDF
- Additional Functions
Appendices
- Time Syntax
- - Time Types and Behavior
- Data Requests Syntax
- SeisBase Standard Keywords
- Utility Functions
- SeisBase Native Format