Difference between revisions of "Geopsy: Signal Viewer"
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A '''Signal viewer''' is a window in [[Geopsy]] allowing to view a set or a subset of signals through a [[Geopsy: Table|table]], a [[Geopsy: Graphic|graphic]], a [[Geopsy: Map|map]] or a [[Geopsy: Chronogram|chronogram]]. A signal viewer can be created using the View menu and then [[Geopsy: Signal drag&drop|drag and drop]] the set of signals of interest in the viewer. [[Geopsy: Signal drag&drop|Drag and drop]] signals directly on a signal viewer icon in the [[Geopsy: Toolbar|toolbar]] produces the same. | A '''Signal viewer''' is a window in [[Geopsy]] allowing to view a set or a subset of signals through a [[Geopsy: Table|table]], a [[Geopsy: Graphic|graphic]], a [[Geopsy: Map|map]] or a [[Geopsy: Chronogram|chronogram]]. A signal viewer can be created using the View menu and then [[Geopsy: Signal drag&drop|drag and drop]] the set of signals of interest in the viewer. [[Geopsy: Signal drag&drop|Drag and drop]] signals directly on a signal viewer icon in the [[Geopsy: Toolbar|toolbar]] produces the same. | ||
| − | + | when a set or a subset of signals is displayed in a signal viewer (either a table, a graphic, a map or a chronogram) it is possible to perform different actions described hereafter. | |
| − | == | + | == Export files == |
| − | Selecting item Export from | + | Selecting item [[Geopsy:Export|export]] from [[Geopsy: File menu|File menu]] allows to export the subset of signals of the active signal viewer in various [[Geopsy: Supported file formats|file formats]]. |
| − | + | == Perform basic signal processing == | |
| − | + | Basic signal processing can be performed on all the signals of the active signal viewer using the [[Geopsy: Waveform Menu|menu Waveform]]. | |
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| − | ==Advanced Signal processing | + | == Perform Advanced Signal processing == |
| − | + | Tools are developed as plug-ins and provide specific signal processing. As for basic signal processing, the selected tool is applied to the signals in the active signal viewer. They can be accessed either from [[Geopsy: Tools|Tools menu]] or from the icons in the [[Geopsy: Toolbar|toolbar]]. | |
| − | ==Edit | + | == Edit files == |
| − | All menu items in Edit menu apply to all signals contained in the active signal viewer. | + | All menu items in [[Geopsy: Edit menu|Edit menu]] apply to all signals contained in the active signal viewer. |
| − | + | In particular the following actions are allowed: | |
| − | + | *Editing the metadata in a table | |
The metadata of signals in the active [[Geopsy: Table|Table]] viewer can be modified in the Edit menu. In order to modify metadata It is necessary to unlock the table edition [Ctrl+K] | The metadata of signals in the active [[Geopsy: Table|Table]] viewer can be modified in the Edit menu. In order to modify metadata It is necessary to unlock the table edition [Ctrl+K] | ||
| − | + | *Sorting signals | |
The signals in the active signal viewer can be sorted in the [[Geopsy: Edit_menu/Sort|Edit menu]] | The signals in the active signal viewer can be sorted in the [[Geopsy: Edit_menu/Sort|Edit menu]] | ||
| − | + | *Set headers, apply formula to a column | |
[[Geopsy: Edit_menu#Set_headers|Set headers]] for a [[Geopsy: Table|Table]] viewer allow to modify the header information by the means of generic formulas. | [[Geopsy: Edit_menu#Set_headers|Set headers]] for a [[Geopsy: Table|Table]] viewer allow to modify the header information by the means of generic formulas. | ||
| − | + | *Set receivers | |
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[[Geopsy: Edit_menu#Set_receivers|Set receivers]] allows to modify the coordinates of receivers of all signals in the active signal viewer. The signal names are considered as names of stations to which corresponds only one unique set of coordinates. | [[Geopsy: Edit_menu#Set_receivers|Set receivers]] allows to modify the coordinates of receivers of all signals in the active signal viewer. The signal names are considered as names of stations to which corresponds only one unique set of coordinates. | ||
| − | + | *Creating groups | |
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[[Geopsy: Groups|A new group]] can be created with the signals in the active signal viewer. | [[Geopsy: Groups|A new group]] can be created with the signals in the active signal viewer. | ||
Revision as of 08:29, 11 March 2010
A Signal viewer is a window in Geopsy allowing to view a set or a subset of signals through a table, a graphic, a map or a chronogram. A signal viewer can be created using the View menu and then drag and drop the set of signals of interest in the viewer. Drag and drop signals directly on a signal viewer icon in the toolbar produces the same.
when a set or a subset of signals is displayed in a signal viewer (either a table, a graphic, a map or a chronogram) it is possible to perform different actions described hereafter.
Contents
Export files
Selecting item export from File menu allows to export the subset of signals of the active signal viewer in various file formats.
Perform basic signal processing
Basic signal processing can be performed on all the signals of the active signal viewer using the menu Waveform.
Perform Advanced Signal processing
Tools are developed as plug-ins and provide specific signal processing. As for basic signal processing, the selected tool is applied to the signals in the active signal viewer. They can be accessed either from Tools menu or from the icons in the toolbar.
Edit files
All menu items in Edit menu apply to all signals contained in the active signal viewer. In particular the following actions are allowed:
- Editing the metadata in a table
The metadata of signals in the active Table viewer can be modified in the Edit menu. In order to modify metadata It is necessary to unlock the table edition [Ctrl+K]
- Sorting signals
The signals in the active signal viewer can be sorted in the Edit menu
- Set headers, apply formula to a column
Set headers for a Table viewer allow to modify the header information by the means of generic formulas.
- Set receivers
Set receivers allows to modify the coordinates of receivers of all signals in the active signal viewer. The signal names are considered as names of stations to which corresponds only one unique set of coordinates.
- Creating groups
A new group can be created with the signals in the active signal viewer.
