06-01-2010
It works only if the line starts from PDE..But there are few lines which start from differetn charcters
for example:
a.dat:
HTML Code:
PDE 2010 5 9 5 59 42.00 3.7800 96.0500 45.0 7.2 7.2 NORTHERN SUMATRA, INDONE
event name: 201005090559A
time shift: 9.6600
half duration: 10.0000
latitude: 3.3800
longitude: 95.7900
depth: 37.6200
Mrr: 4.410000e+26
Mtt: -2.590000e+26
Mpp: -1.810000e+26
Mrt: 5.750000e+26
Mrp: -5.280000e+26
Mtp: 2.250000e+26
Previous search examined first 31195 events in catalog
Results
Output in CMTSOLUTION format
PDEW2009 7 24 3 11 56.80 31.1600 85.9000 13.4 5.7 5.8 XIZANG
event name: 200907240311A
time shift: 5.9100
half duration: 1.9000
latitude: 31.0500
longitude: 86.1000
depth: 28.0700
Mrr: -6.450000e+23
Mtt: -5.720000e+24
Mpp: 6.370000e+24
Mrt: 1.710000e+24
Mrp: 6.700000e+23
Mtp: 4.520000e+23
HSW 2010 5 29 2 30 0.00 33.2500 96.2500 33.0 0.0 5.9 QINGHAI, CHINA
event name: 201005290230A
time shift: -5.0000
half duration: 1.9000
latitude: 33.2500
longitude: 96.3000
depth: 20.8300
Mrr: -5.500000e+23
Mtt: -3.130000e+24
Mpp: 3.680000e+24
Mrt: -1.500000e+23
Mrp: 2.860000e+23
Mtp: 4.750000e+24
PDEW2009 12 13 14 41 55.80 22.0000 91.8200 10.0 5.4 0.0 BAY OF BENGAL
event name: 200912131441A
time shift: 0.7500
half duration: 0.7000
latitude: 21.8700
longitude: 91.7400
depth: 12.0000
Mrr: 2.660000e+23
Mtt: -9.730000e+21
Mpp: -2.570000e+23
Mrt: 2.720000e+22
Mrp: -4.690000e+22
Mtp: 8.550000e+22
The output file should be
b.dat:
HTML Code:
PDE 2010 5 9 5 59 42.00 3.7800 96.0500 45.0 7.2 7.2 NORTHERN SUMATRA, INDONE
PDEW2009 7 24 3 11 56.80 31.1600 85.9000 13.4 5.7 5.8 XIZANG
HSW 2010 5 29 2 30 0.00 33.2500 96.2500 33.0 0.0 5.9 QINGHAI, CHINA
PDEW2009 12 13 14 41 55.80 22.0000 91.8200 10.0 5.4 0.0 BAY OF BENGAL
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map - digitized map formats
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