Hi,
The supsimage is very similar but also slightly different results from suximage, in the annotation and layouts.
The simplest differences for your command would be:
suwind<b.su key=offset min=70000 tmax=4|supsimage perc=98 f2=70.151 d2=.250 height=900 width=1500 label2="Distance Along Line (km)" label1="Two-way Time (s)" > temp.ps
I would often use xbox=0 ybox=0 legend=1 titlesize=14 labelsize=10 d1s=0.5 d2s=0.5
The smaller the labelsize the more labels are plotted, there are other parameters to control the labelling interval.
The d1s/d2s parameters control the resolution of the plot, the default of 1 is normally too low a resolution for figure creation. However, for large data files, too small a value of d1s/d2s can cause the postscript output file to be very large and bust memory limits.
Personally, I often use imagemagick to convert the output postscript to a hi-res png file for inclusion into powerpoint reports. There are other postscript tools available and the current versions of imagemagick apparently have some security issues.
convert -quality 100 -density 144 temp.ps temp.png
display temp.png
Cheers
Rob
From: Glenn Reynolds <gdreynolds@gmail.com>
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2023 5:51 AM
To: Elora Afrin <elora.afrin@students.tamuk.edu>
Cc: seismic unix <seisunix@mailman.seismic-unix.org>
Subject: [Seisunix] Re: Help with Creating a PS Image File
Elora
I haven't used the postscript output for many years. Please post a question to the group.
I know that it is a bit different to the image display.
Cheers
Glenn
On Wed, 19 Apr 2023, 12:43 Elora Afrin, <elora.afrin@students.tamuk.edu> wrote: