Antelope meeting at Tucson IRIS Workshop 2004

Wild Life in Tucson

The 4.6 version of Antelope includes a number of new software modules which facilitate data processing from PASSCAL experiments. The new software includes interfaces to the new Quanterra Q330/PB14 equipment, as well as to legacy equipment. Staff at the PASSCAL Instrument Center are now offering training and support for using Antelope to process PASSCAL data.

This meeting provided an overview of the use of Antelope for processing data from PASSCAL experiments. The talks included:

An overview of the new Antelope 4.6 software for PASSCAL
Danny Harvey, BRTT
Using Antelope for Processing PASSCAL Data
Bruce Beaudoin, IRIS/PIC
A New Tool for Building Metadata: dbbuild
Daniel Quinlan, BRTT
The Dark Side of Instrument Responses

Frank Vernon, UCSD/SIO/IGPP

No photographic evidence of the participants exists, but here's some of the wildlife (which was present in surprising numbers).
Tucson, behind saguaro
Tucson, behind saguaro 		Woodpeckers in saguaro
Woodpeckers in saguaro
king snake?
king snake? 		roadrunner
roadrunner
cactus
pygmy owl
pygmy owl
agave: most food was better
agave: most food was better 		emerald collared lizard
emerald collared lizard