slicecube

slicecube(I::GMTimage, layer::Union{Int, AbstractVector{<:Int}})

Take a slice of a multi-layer GMTimage. Return the result still as a GMTimage. layer is the z slice number.

slicecube(G::GMTgrid, slice::Union{Int, AbstractVector{<:Int}}; axis="z")

Extract a slice from a GMTgrid cube.

slice: If it is an Int it will return a GMTgrid corresponding to that layer. However, if slice is a float this is interpreted to mean: search that dimension (see the axis below) coordinates and find the closest layer that has coordinate = slice. If the slice value is not within 10 % of the coordinate of closest layer, the returned layer is obtained by linear interpolation of the neighboring layers. For example, slice=2.5 on a cube were layers are one unit apart will interpolate between layers 2 and 3 where each layer weights 50 % in the end result. NOTE: the return type is still a cube but with one layer only (and the corresponding axis coordinate). slice can also be a vector of integers representing the slices we want to extract. The output is another cube.
axis: denotes the dimension being sliced. The default, “z”, means the slices are taken from the vertical axis. axis="x" means slice along a column, and axis="y" slice along a row.

slicecube(GI::GItype; slice::Int=0, angle=0.0, axis="x", cmap=GMTcpt())

Take a slice of a GMTgrid or GMTimage in an oblique direction. Take the cube’s layer slice and rotate it by angle degrees about the axis. This one can only be axis=:x or axis=:y. Depending on the data type of input a different output is produces. If GI is a GMTgrid, the output is 2 GMTgrids: one with z levels and the other with cube’s z levels along that plane. On the other hand, if GI isa GMTimage the first output is similar to previus case but the second will be a GMTimage. In this case the cmap option may be used to assign a colortable to the image type.

The value at the slice point, P(x[i,j], y[i,j], z[i,j]), is the interpolated value of the two nearest voxels on the same vertical.

Examples

Get the fourth layer of the multi-layered I GMTimage object

I = slicecube(I, 4)

Source Code

This function has multiple methods:

slicecube(GI::GItype; slice, α, angle, axis, cmap) - utils_types.jl:1702
slicecube(G::GMTgrid{T, 3}, slice::AbstractFloat; axis, x, y) where T - utils_types.jl:1661
slicecube(G::GMTgrid{T, 3}, slice::Union{Int64, AbstractVector{<:Int64}}; axis, x, y) where T - utils_types.jl:1607
slicecube(I::GMTimage{T, 3}, layer::Union{Int64, AbstractVector{<:Int64}}) where T - utils_types.jl:1589

Examples

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