[SAC-HELP] Re: sac-help Digest, Vol 17, Issue 6
Peggy
peggy at iris.washington.edu
Tue Dec 5 11:43:37 PST 2006
Hello, Fellow-SAC'ers,
I haven't gotten a response to my question (included below), so thought
I would
try again. I'll rephrase the original question and add to it.
I am plotting XY data in a text (ascii) file using readtable (readtable content Y).
The x-value is time (julian day). Readtable seems to have no means for interpolating
missing values (using a sample rate, which would have to be supplied somewhere)
and plotting a zero for any values that don't exist in the data file (as in the
case for gaps). Does anyone know a clever way to do this, short of preprocessing
the file and filling in the values myself?
I am aware that the merge command will do what I want with SAC binary files, so maybe
this is a route to go....
Thanks,
Peg
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Peg Johnson, USArray Data Control Analyst
IRIS DMC 1408 NE 45th Street, Suite 201 Seattle, WA 98105
Tel. 206.547.0393 Fax. 206.547.1093
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>From: Peggy <peggy at iris.washington.edu>
>Subject: [SAC-HELP] skipping null y-values in a time plot of ascii
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>I am plotting XY data in a text (ascii) file usinig readtable (readtable content Y).
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>The x-value is time (julian day). I want to plot nothing if there is no value (ie, a blank line) for a particular day, but it seems readtable will just skip this and scoot all the values down, so that a gap of 20 days does not show up in the plot.
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>I've tried setting a dummy value of -99 (e.g.) instead of having a blank value. Is there any way to get SAC to skip a specified dummy value and plot nothing for it? I want to see the gap in time, even if there is no value during that time period.
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>Thanks,
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>Peg
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