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GMT.jl Gallery

Classic GMT examples ported to Julia. Each example demonstrates specific GMT.jl capabilities.

Example 01 Contour maps

Example 02 Image presentations

Example 03 Spectral estimation and xy-plots

Example 04 A 3-D perspective mesh plot

Example 05 A 3-D illuminated surface (in bw)

Example 06 Plotting of histograms

Example 07 A simple location map

Example 08 A 3-D histogram

Example 09 Time-series along tracks

Example 10 A geographical bar graph plot

Example 12 Optimal triangulation of data

Example 13 Plotting of vector fields

Example 14 Gridding of data and trend surfaces

Example 15 Gridding, contouring, and masking of unconstrained areas

Example 16 Gridding of data, continued

Example 17 Images clipped by coastlines

Example 18 Volumes and Spatial Selections

Example 19 Color patterns on maps

Example 20 Custom plot symbols

Example 21 Time-series of RedHat stock price

Example 22 World-wide seismicity of last month

Example 23 All great-circle paths lead to Rome

Example 24 Data selection based on geospatial criteria

Example 25 Global distribution of antipodes

Example 26 General vertical perspective projection

Example 27 Plotting Sandwell/Smith Mercator img grids

Example 28 Mixing UTM and geographic data sets

Example 29 Gridding spherical surface data using splines

Example 30 Trigonometric functions plotted in graph mode

Example 33 Stacking automatically generated cross-profiles

Example 34 Using country polygons for plotting and shading

Example 35 Spherical triangulation and distance calculations

Example 36 Spherical gridding using Renka’s algorithms

Example 40 Line simplification

Example 41 Legend with tables

Example 42 Antarctica and stereographic data

Example 44 Map insets

Example 45 Trend modeling

Example 46 Day-light terminators and other sunlight parameters

Example 48 Line networks, map embellishments, and curved titles