快速精通GMT-教程

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GMT Manual for the Geology Department, UC Davis

The Generic Mapping Tools (GMT) are a set of extremely powerful data processing and visualization tools. The ease of producing maps displaying data using numerous map projections and scales is truly amazing. This guide will introduce GMT so you can efficiently use these tools in your future research.

This GMT figure shows Magnitude > 7 worldwide seismicity for 1990-1999, to a depth of 800 km. Black regions are land, white areas are water. Red dots indicate epicenters. Data was obtained from the CNSS catalog
IntroductionMore GMT informationGetting started with GMTBasic GMT script
Trouble ShootingSuggestions for problems when running GMT scriptsUseful GMT ScriptsPlotting a map of CaliforniaPlotting epicenters at Long Valley CalderaPlotting hypocenters at Long Valley CalderaPlotting focal mechanisms at Long Valley CalderaPlotting displacement rates at Long Valley CalderaPlotting bathymetric and topographic contours, and a shaded releif map for the Pacific Northwest

AppendiciesColors in GMTGMT Quick Reference ChartStandardized Command Line OptionsTransfering files using FETCH and FTPHelpful UNIX commandsUsing the Vi Editor

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