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Hi Karin, You will want to open a Ferret session and create some plots form your data with the 1D and 2D plot, shade, etc commands before editing LAS files. read the Ferret user's guide at http://ferret.wrc.noaa.gov/Ferret/Documentation/Users_Guide/current/fer_html.htm, navigate to "log plots" and the Ferret FAQ at http://www.ferret.noaa.gov/Ferret/FAQ/custom_plots/2D_log_plot.html Customize the procedures in the Ferret FAQ to create your 2D log plot. Once you have found the right combinations of commands, I think you will want to create some custom scripts based on the standard Ferret scripts provided by LAS. First, add the ferret property <script_prefix>my_script_</script_prefix> to your data XML config file. see: http://www.ferret.noaa.gov/LASdoc/serve/cache/48.html http://www.ferret.noaa.gov/LASdoc/serve/cache/49.html Next, cd $lasroot/server/jnls/ and copy std_gif.tmpl, draw_1d.tmpl, draw_2d.tmpl to my_script_std_gif.tmpl, etc. Edit my_script_std_gif.tmpl to INCLUDE my_script_draw_2d.tmpl, same for 1D. Edit my_script_draw_1d.tmpl and my_script_draw_2d.tmpl to set up the commands you used in your Ferret session. (i.e. The 1D template sets up a Ferret plot command. Add the command qualifier /vlog to create a vertical log axis.) An alternative way is to create an entirely new LAS operation following the examples in the documentation at http://ferret.pmel.noaa.gov/LASdoc/serve/cache/41.html I still suggest that you create the product you want in a Ferret session first, so you know what commands will be needed in a Ferret .jnl file. Joe DASSAS Karin wrote: Hello! |