unixprompt> zp2 filename.head my_zp_par.filewhere filename.head is the name of your zp header file created by zp1. You do not have to have a namelist parameter file. If you don't have a parameter file, zp2 will use default values for all plotting parameters. The parameter file is used if you want to change the value of one or more plotting parameters from its default value. You can also, of course, change many plotting parameters interactively when running zp2. During an interactive session, if you want to save the current plotting parameter settings, type "W" (capital w) on the graphics screen: this creates a parameter file called "zp.par_out". So if you don't have a zp.par file, just start up zp2 and type "W". You can then edit/rename the zp.par_out file.
A zp parameter file comprises two namelists, called par1 and par2, each comprising a number of parameters. The par1 namelist generally contains parameters associated with choosing the data to be plotted; the par2 namelist parameters are generally associated with the look of the plotted data. Within each of the two namelists, you can specify the value of any valid namelist parameter. Parameters not listed in the namelist are automatically assigned default values.
Here is what a typical zp.par file looks like:
Alphabetical list of all par1 namelist paramters.
&PAR1
plot_versus='tsno' origin='dist' gather='shot'
az_distpm=0.000 distpm_dir=0 azimuth_mode=0 azimuth_divide=0.000
red_velocity=8.000 dec_factor=1
min_dist_km=-99999.000 max_dist_km=99999.000
min_time_s=0.000 max_time_s=4.790
min_az_deg=-360.000 max_az_deg=360.000
min_tnofr=0 max_tnofr=0
min_espn=1 max_espn=810
first_trace=1 last_trace=810
irev=1
uncval=10,4,2,1.75,1.5,0
&END
&PAR2
ifilter=1 low_cut_freq=10.000 high_cut_freq=40.000
iscale=1 ampmax=0.000 ta_scale=0.20000E+07 ta_power=1.000
clip=0.000 ipltrc=0 ifill=1 hlsp=0.000 iplotinfo=1
iagc=0 tagc=1.000 pagc=1.000
xsp=0.000 ysp=0.000
anno_word=' ' anno_int=-1 ansymbht=1.500 symbht=2.510
title=''
ititpos=0 imap=0 maplen=50.000
mapfile='zp_map.dat'
&END
The default values for par1 are specified in the file zp2_default.inc.
The default values for par2 are specified in the file zp2_pdefault.inc.
You can get help on any parameter by either looking in these files,
or by running the utility code called "zp2_help", or by clicking on
the following two links.
Alphabetical list of all par2 namelist paramters.