SUMMARY HEADER FORMAT YEAR 2000
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* indicates a new/revised field

Start      Fortran
Col.  Len. Format  Data

1     4    I4     Year. *
5     8    4I2    Month, day, hour and minute.
13    4    F4.2   Origin time seconds.
17    2    F2.0   Latitude (deg). First character must not be blank.
19    1    A1     S for south, blank otherwise.
20    4    F4.2   Latitude (min).
24    3    F3.0   Longitude (deg).
27    1    A1     E for east, blank otherwise.
28    4    F4.2   Longitude (min).
32    5    F5.2   Depth (km).
37    3    F3.2   Magnitude from maximum S amplitude from NCSN stations *
40    3    I3     Number of P & S times with final weights greater than 0.1.
43    3    I3     Maximum azimuthal gap, degrees.
46    3    F3.0   Distance to nearest station (km).
49    4    F4.2   RMS travel time residual.
53    3    F3.0   Azimuth of largest principal error (deg E of N).
56    2    F2.0   Dip of largest principal error (deg).
58    4    F4.2   Size of largest principal error (km).
62    3    F3.0   Azimuth of intermediate principal error.
65    2    F2.0   Dip of intermediate principal error.
67    4    F4.2   Size of intermediate principal error (km).
71    3    F3.2   Coda duration magnitude from NCSN stations. *
74    3    A3     Event location remark. (See table 7 below).
77    4    F4.2   Size of smallest principal error (km).
81    2    2A1    Auxiliary remarks (See note below).
83    3    I3     Number of S times with weights greater than 0.1.
86    4    F4.2   Horizontal error (km).
90    4    F4.2   Vertical error (km).
94    3    I3     Number of P first motions. *
97    4    F4.1   Total of NCSN S-amplitude mag weights ~number of readings.*
101   4    F4.1   Total of NCSN duration mag weights ~number of readings. *
105   3    F3.2   Median-absolute-difference of NCSN S-amp magnitudes.
108   3    F3.2   Median-absolute-difference of NCSN duration magnitudes.
111   3    A3     3-letter code of crust and delay model. (See table 8 below).
114   1    A1     Last authority for earthquake N=NCSC (USGS), B=UC Berkeley.
115   1    A1     Most common P & S data source code. (See table 1 below).
116   1    A1     Most common duration data source code. (See cols. 68-69)
117   1    A1     Most common amplitude data source code.
118   1    A1     Coda duration magnitude type code 
119   3    I3     Number of valid P & S readings (assigned weight > 0).
122   1    A1     S-amplitude magnitude type code 

123   1    A1     "External" magnitude label or type code. Typically
                  "L" (=ML) computed by UCB. This information is not computed
                  by Hypoinverse, but passed along
124   3    F3.2   "External" magnitude.
127   3    F3.1   Total of the "external" magnitude weights (~ number of readings).
130   1    A1     Alternate amplitude magnitude label or type code (i.e. L for
                  ML calculated by Hypoinverse from Wood Anderson amplitudes).
131   3    F3.2   Alternate amplitude magnitude.
134   3    F3.1   Total of the alternate amplitude mag weights ~no. of readings.

137   10   I10    Event identification number
147   1    A1     Preferred magnitude label code chosen from those available.
148   3    F3.2   Preferred magnitude, chosen by the Hypoinverse PRE command.
151   4    F4.1   Total of the preferred mag weights (~ number of readings). *
155   1    A1     Alternate coda duration magnitude label or type code (i.e. Z).
156   3    F3.2   Alternate coda duration magnitude.
159   4    F4.1   Total of the alternate coda duration magnitude weights. *

163   1    A1     Version number of information: 0=25 pick; 1=Final EW with MD;
                  2=ML added, etc. 0-9, then A-Z. Hypoinv. passes this through.
164   1    A1     Version # of last human review. blank=unreviewed, 1-9, A-Z.