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== Plot ==
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Binary data can be generated from UCVMC's plotting tool in python or by
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one of the UCVMC app that is written to work with the UCVMC api.
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== example plot ==
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This is horizontal Vs slice plot from UCVMC's plot_horizontal_slice.py
  
 
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| [[File:cvmh_nogtl_vs_0_map.png|thumb|300px|CS17.3, no GTL]]
 
| [[File:cvmh_nogtl_vs_0_map.png|thumb|300px|CS17.3, no GTL]]
 
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== metadata file ==
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Metadata file contains many fields. Some of the fields are specific to the type
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of the plot that were made. These are the fields for a horizontal slice plot.
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  lon_list
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  lat_list
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  lat1
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  lon1
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  lat2
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  lon2
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  datafile
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  num_x
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  num_y
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  min
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  max
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  color
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  data_type
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  outfile
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  cvm_selected
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  datapoints
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  depth
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(lon1,lat1) is the lower left corner of the plot and (lon2,lat2) is the upper right
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corner of the plot. lon_list and lat_list are the tick values of the axes.
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[http://hypocenter.usc.edu/research/UCVM/cvmh_no_ely_gtl/cvmh_nogtl_vs_0_map_meta.json metadata in json]
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== binary data file ==
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The data is written out as an array of float32. It can be imported with numpy
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in python,
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<pre>
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        import numpy as np
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        fh = open(rawfile, 'r')
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        floats = np.fromfile(fh, dtype=np.float32)
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</pre>
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and fill into the 2D array as,
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<pre>
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        datapoints = np.arange(num_x * num_y,dtype=np.float32).reshape(num_y, num_x)
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        i=0
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        j=0
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        for f in floats:
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            datapoints[i][j] = f
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            j = j + 1
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            if j >= num_x:
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                j = 0
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                i = i + 1
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</pre>
  
  
 
[http://hypocenter.usc.edu/research/UCVM/cvmh_no_ely_gtl/cvmh_nogtl_vs_0_map_data.bin binary data]
 
[http://hypocenter.usc.edu/research/UCVM/cvmh_no_ely_gtl/cvmh_nogtl_vs_0_map_data.bin binary data]
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[http://hypocenter.usc.edu/research/UCVM/cvmh_no_ely_gtl/cvmh_nogtl_vs_0_map_meta.json metadata in json]
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== Related Entries ==
 
== Related Entries ==
 
*[[CVM-H 15.1 Maps]]
 
*[[CVM-H 15.1 Maps]]
 
*[[UCVM]]
 
*[[UCVM]]

Latest revision as of 19:21, 5 July 2018

Binary data can be generated from UCVMC's plotting tool in python or by one of the UCVMC app that is written to work with the UCVMC api.

example plot

This is horizontal Vs slice plot from UCVMC's plot_horizontal_slice.py

CS17.3, no GTL


metadata file

Metadata file contains many fields. Some of the fields are specific to the type of the plot that were made. These are the fields for a horizontal slice plot. 

 lon_list
 lat_list
 lat1
 lon1
 lat2
 lon2
 datafile
 num_x
 num_y
 min
 max
 color
 data_type
 outfile
 cvm_selected
 datapoints
 depth

(lon1,lat1) is the lower left corner of the plot and (lon2,lat2) is the upper right corner of the plot. lon_list and lat_list are the tick values of the axes.

metadata in json

binary data file

The data is written out as an array of float32. It can be imported with numpy in python, 

        import numpy as np
        fh = open(rawfile, 'r')
        floats = np.fromfile(fh, dtype=np.float32)

and fill into the 2D array as, 

         datapoints = np.arange(num_x * num_y,dtype=np.float32).reshape(num_y, num_x)
         i=0
         j=0
         for f in floats:
            datapoints[i][j] = f
            j = j + 1
            if j >= num_x:
                j = 0
                i = i + 1


binary data


Related Entries

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