The arrival time picks are collected in a textfile. The format for reading the data is given below in F77 style. Where possible, source parameters are used as stated in the EHB catalog (version of 2004, for details see Engdahl et al., 1998). Everywhere else source parameters are used as provided by the individual data sources.  Station and earthquake locations are given in geographic coordinates. For details about the picking method and data sources, see
Amaru, M. L., Spakman, W., Villasenor, A., Sandoval, S. and Kissling, E., A new absolute arrival time data set for Europe, Geoph. J. Int., 2008.

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iyr (i4)	- year
imon (i2)	- month
iday (i2)	- day
ihr (i2)	- origin hour
imin (i2)	- origin minute
sec (f6.2)	- origin second
glat (f9.3)	- orign geographic latitude
glon (f9.3)	- origin geographic longitude
depth (f6.1)	- origin depth
fmb (f4.1)	- origin mb magnitude
sta (a6)	- station name
slat (f8.3)	- station geographic latitude
slon (f8.3)	- station geographic longitude
elev (f7.3)	- station elevation (km)
delta (f8.3)	- distance to station 
phasej (a8)	- assigned phase name
obstt (f10.2)	- observed travel time (uncorrected)
prett (f10.2)	- predicted travel time (uncorrected)
rawres (f7.2)	- raw residual = obstt - prett
comp (a1)	- instrument component on which arrival time was picked (P waves on Z(vertical), SV on R(adial), SH on T(ransverse) component)

      read(5,1005) 
     >    iyr,imon,iday,ihr,imin,sec,
     >    glat,glon,depth,fmb,sta,slat,slon,elev,
     >    delta,phasej,obstt,prett,rawres,comp

1005  format(i4,1x,4(i2,1x),f6.2,2f9.3,f6.1,f4.1,1x,a6,2f8.3,f7.3,
     > f8.3,1x,a8,1x,2f10.2,f7.2,1x,a1)