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Azimuth-Stacked Time Series

If the azimuth stacking was selected the following menu appears:

 *********************************************************************
 *                        AZIMUTH STACKED PLOTS                      *
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 *  1. Plot title:     TEMME-MULLER. Auto f.                         *
 *  2. Min time:              0.000 s                                *
 *  3. Max time:              1.000 s                                *
 *  4. Time tick inc:         0.200 s                                *
 *  5. t-axis length:        20.000 cm                               *
 *  6. Azimuth down:        -50.000 deg                              *
 *  7. Azimuth up:          400.000 deg                              *
 *  8. Azim. tick inc:       50.000 deg                              *
 *  9. a-axis length:        15.000 cm                               *
 * 10. Red. velocity:         0.000 m/s                              *
 * 11. Range:                 0.600 km                               *
 * 12. Depth:               600.000 m                                *
 * 13. No. of traces:        18     (     1 -  999 )                 *
 * 14. Scale factor:          1.000                                  *
 * 15. Parameter:             V     ( V H )                          *
 * 16. Generate plot:                                                *
 * 17. Trace file:                                                   *
 * 18. Return:                      ( PP main menu )                 *
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      SELECT OPTION:
The menu should be self explanatory for users familiar with SAFARI, with only the following being particular to PP:
Field 11
specifies the range of the receivers in km.
Field 12
specifies the depth of the receivers in meters.
Field 13
specifies the number of azimuths of the receiver plane for which the response should be computed and stacked.
Field 14
represents a scaling factor which will be applied to all traces. The default is 1.0, i.e. no scaling, but may be changes as desired.
Field 15
represents the parameter to be plotted, with N representing the normal stress or negative pressure in fluids, V the vertical particle velocity and H the horizontal particle velocity. The bracket indicates that only V and H functions are available in the file, and the program will therefore not allow for any other choice.
Field 16
produces the plot with the specified parameters.
Field 17
produces a trace file containing the time series, in file format specified in main menu (default ASCII). The trace file include all the timeseries which would be included in the stacked plot.
Field 19
Returns to main menu for change of e.g. source data, plot format etc.


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henrik schmidt
1999-08-25