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y clicking on the arrow next to the small printer symbol. Now we can click on any element and view/change its properties. Lets first change the lines. Select the line you want to change with a left mouse click, then select the available options with a right mouse. You can change some options right there, for more advanced options, like MarkerType, you need to open the Properties menu. Selecting the labels, we delete the title (park.mat) and change the size and position of the axes to bold. We also increase the size of the star, and change it color. Figure 7.3: First iteration 58
Now lets change the axes setup. Select the main axes, and open the properties box. We will change the axes font size, and Yaxes ticklabels. We could also change the axes background color. By selecting the axes, and then unlocking in, we can resize the figure aspect ratio to our liking, and relock the axes. Finally, we select the axes, and use the ‘Show legend’ option to plot a legens. Its axes can then be unlocked, moved. We also edit the text in the axes by selecting it until a text edit cursor appears. Finally, we could change the figure background color by using Property edit- Figure Menu (double click in the figure, or use Edfit -> Figure properties). You might add Annotations using the “T” option, or lines and arrows. Below is the final result: 59
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ZMAP A TOOL FOR ANALYSES OF SEISMIC
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INTRODUCTION This cookbook is aimed
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Figure 2: Seismicity map of the ent
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Page 9 and 10: Narrowing the target of investigati
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