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spatial_density.conf
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# spatial_density.conf
#
# Configuration file for spatial_density.pl and plot_spd.gmt.pl
######################################################################
# This file spatial_density.conf
# is part of the spatial density package from Geoscience Community Codes
#
# spatial_density.c is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# spatial_density.c is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with spatial_density.c
# If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
#
# Copyright (C) 2021
######################################################################
# Laura Connor ([email protected]; [email protected])
# Last updated: February, 2021
#########
# INPUTS
#########
#-----------------------------
# 2 Options are available:
# Calculate the spatial density (SPD=1) or
# calculate the spatial intensity (SPD=2)
# spatial density integrates to 1; spatial density integrates
# to the number of volcanic events
# The spatial intensity is used when adding multiple grids together
# This is done with the add_grids.pl script.
SPD = 1
#-------------------------------------------------------
# WEST, EAST, NORTH, SOUTH values refer to the map boundaries in
# UTM meters. The map area should completely
# enclose the final spatial density map. Sometimes
# you need to run the spatial density code a
# couple of times and adjust map boundaries to get these values right.
#-------------------------------------------------------
WEST =
EAST =
NORTH =
SOUTH =
#-----------------------
# UTM zone, map projection, datum, ellipsoid of data area
#-----------------------
UTM_ZONE =
DATUM = WGS84
ELLPS = WGS84
PROJ = utm
#--------------------------------------------
# The grid spacing in meters of the map area.
# Increase execution speed by making GRID_SPACING larger
#--------------------------------------------
GRID_SPACING = 1000
#--------------------------------------------
# Input file name for file of erupted vent
# locations.
# FORMAT is 2 columns: easting northing
# Coordinates must be in UTM map units (meters)
#-------------------------------------------
EVENT_FILE =
#-------------------------------------------
# Use the automatic SAMSE bandwidth using the
# ks package in R (SAMSE=1) or
# specify a smoothing distance in the
# X and Y directions (SAMSE=0) (SMOOTH_X=mm)
# (SMOOTH_Y=mm), where mm is a distance in meters, and
# Set ROTATION=mm to rotate the bandwidth.
#--------------------------
SAMSE = 1
SMOOTH_X =
SMOOTH_Y =
ROTATION = 0
#--------------------------
############
# OUTPUTS
############
#--------------------------------------------------
# This file stores the bandwidth parameters from R.
#--------------------------------------------------
BANDWIDTH_FILE = bandwidth.dat
#------------------------------------------------
# Plot Options are (conversions use datum=WGS84):
# 0: No plot
# 1: Quartile plot (degrees)
# 2: Log(output) plot (degrees)
# 3: Quartile plot (UTM/meters)
# 4: Log(output) plot (UTM/meters)
#------------------------------------------------
PLOT = 3
#------------------------------------------------
# Location of plotting script (plot_spd.gmt.pl)
PLOT_DIR = .
#------------------------------------------------
# If your plot is too small, make the MAP_SCALE smaller
# if your plot is too large, make the MAP_SCALE larger
MAP_SCALE = 300000
#-------------------------------------------------------
# Use TICK_SCALE to scale number of annotations on axes
# (10000m * TICK_SCALE) or (1 deg * TICK_SCALE)
# Default is 10000m or 1 degree tick spacing.
#-------------------------------------------------------
TICK_SCALE = 0.5
#-------------------------------------------------------
#Add map title if you wish
MAP_TITLE =