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[rkoireng]

Hi ,

I am using Pluto notebook and I am not able to load the Seis package directly. It seems that Seis is not yet in the Julia registry. Can you please resolved this ? It would be great if Seis can be easily imported, especially for Pluto notebook users.

Thanks a lot.

[anowacki]

Hi @rkoireng. I'm glad to hear you are finding Seis.jl useful and I understand that it would be useful to have it in the registry. I am currently in the process of deciding whether this is appropriate, because of potential naming confusion between this and other packages which use the 'Seis' prefix but different underlying code, such as SeisIO, SeisNoise, and the SeismicJulia packages SeisMain, etc. Once that is resolved, the new version of 'Seis.jl' will be released under a different name and added to the registry.

At that point you would be able to update your code to use the package (with imaginary name NewSeisPackage) like so:

import NewSeisPackage as Seis

Seis.read_sac("*.sac", ".")
# ...

I will leave this open for now. I would welcome any feedback you have on whether or not you find it confusing that there are several fundamentally different seismic packages whose names start with 'Seis' which are incompatible.

[rkoireng]

Thanks for the information.

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