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 -- Glenn Thompson
 
-## Update 2021/06/24:
-A new Python version of the full IceWeb project is under construction at https://github.com/gthompson/icewebPy. Israel Brewster at UAFGI is tackling a Python version of the spectrogram browser component at https://github.com/ibrewster/seismic_spectrogram. 
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-## Update 2023/04/13
-For completeness, the legacy version of the code that I created during my 1998-2000 postdoc is included under the "legacy_iceweb" directory. This is prompted by a request from Sylvie Vergniolle to be able to cite the code for a new JGR paper on the Shishaldin 1999 eruption. This also contains instrument response data (not in a modern format), computed reduced displacement data (see Appendix in https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00445-002-0228-z for a detailed explanation of the reduced displacement algorithm used), wind data, log files, and a snapshot of all the files on the webserver (when I left in early January 2000 to take up position as Seismic Network Manager in Montserrat).
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 ## Further background
 
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 The original Perl-CGI interface was implemented because back in the late-1990s, AVO had relatively powerful Sun workstation servers but the Duty Seismologist at home would have only a low power desktop computer, so it was important to keep as much processing as possible on the server-side. In 2008, PhP was chosen for the same reason. Today, it is much better to use client-side processing (e.g. Java, Javascript).
 
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+## Update 2021/06/24:
+A new Python version of the full IceWeb project is under construction at https://github.com/gthompson/icewebPy. Israel Brewster at UAFGI is tackling a Python version of the spectrogram browser component at https://github.com/ibrewster/seismic_spectrogram. 
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+## Update 2023/04/13
+For completeness, the legacy version of the code that I created during my 1998-2000 postdoc is included under the "legacy_iceweb" directory. This is prompted by a request from Sylvie Vergniolle to be able to cite the code for a new JGR paper on the Shishaldin 1999 eruption. This also contains instrument response data (not in a modern format), computed reduced displacement data (see Appendix in https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00445-002-0228-z for a detailed explanation of the reduced displacement algorithm used), wind data, log files, and a snapshot of all the files on the webserver (when I left in early January 2000 to take up position as Seismic Network Manager in Montserrat).