PLANMAP. REV1; plots geochemical data in plan. [UNIVAC1108,1100; FORTRAN V (97%) and Assembly language (3%)]
PLANMAP, which consists of two interactive programs, PLAN-IO and PLAN-PLOT, is used to plot geochemical data in plan. Data are supplied by keyboard entry and can be listed, edited, and plotted. The input data consist of geochemical sample assay values and the coordinates that describe the locations of these samples. The output consists primarily of a plot that represents a map showing the data for one selected element or assay. The data may be modified in various ways, such as editing, adjusting assay value according to silicate content of sample, and mathematical function mapping. Various symbols may be selected to represent the sample locations on the plot. When producing the plot, the user interactively specifies parameters such as plot size, units, and scale factors. The data for one problem area may be saved and another retrieved, all under program control. Map section corner coordinates may be included as input data and either a keyboard or line printer listing of the data may be obtained, if desired.UNIVAC1108,1100; FORTRAN V (97%) and Assembly language (3%); EXEC8; 12,000 words of memory are required to execute PLAN-IO; RUNLP and PLAN-PLOT require 5,000 and 7,000 words, respectively. PLAN-IO requires a work file (unit 1) and a merge file (unit 2) on a direct-access file. RUNLP and PLAN-PLOT require the work file only..
- Research Organization:
- Utah Univ., Salt Lake City (USA). Earth Science Lab.
- OSTI ID:
- 6491169
- Report Number(s):
- ANL/NESC-981; ON: DE83048981
- Resource Relation:
- Other Information: Maxima of - 400 sample locations 194 elements or types of assays The program has no map projection capabilities and is used to plot relatively small work areas where a flat earth approximation can be used
- Country of Publication:
- United States
- Language:
- English
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