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 Can I stack/overlay 2D concentration contour maps at their respective elevations?
Q. I would like to create a series of stacked 2D contour maps that contain contoured groundwater data taken from a constant elevation across a site. How can I bring the contour maps together into a...
- How can I merge two Surfer SRF files?
...cts on the screen. Or, you can use the Edit | Select All and Map | Overlay Maps command to overlay maps.
- How can I change the default colors used to fill contour maps in Surfer?
By default, when you turn on contour fills on a contour map, the colors will range from black at the low values to white at the high values. You can, of course, go to the contour map properties to ch...
- Can Golden Software Programs work with latitude/longitude coordinates?
...negative numbers. Only Didger, MapViewer and Surfer 10 have the ability to convert coordinates for maps from one system to another. Surfer 9 also offers the ability to convert coordinates in data fi...
- Draw Contour Lines and Fill to Fault Line
Q. I have a problem with making contour maps that contain faults. I get a contour map with a blanked area around my fault line and the contour lines do not end at the fault, but a bit next to it. How...
- How do I create a map of the Pacific Ocean? The problem is the International Date Line where the longitude goes from -180 to +180 degrees.
...a way to center on 180°/-180°. To work around the problem, you can either: 1. Create two maps. One for the left side, from 0° to 180°, and another for the right side from -180° ...
- How do I create a cross section?
...eader to reflect the additional values. Keep each layer as a separate polygon, create separate base maps for each BLN file, and overlay the maps by selecting them with the Edit | Select All, and overl...
- How do I overlay surface maps in a block diagram without the base colors mixing together (stitching)?
The stitching is caused when the extents of the overlaid grid files are exactly the same. The solid bases are drawn on top of each other and intermingle. Offset the upper layers inward in the X and Y ...
- How can I read data from my database?
...B and ACCDB files. Use the File | Open command and select these files directly to create graphs and maps directly from the data.
Other files, such as information in a database can also be read using...
- How do I convert an ESRI ASCII grid file to a Surfer GRD file?
... an ESRI
grid to a Surfer grid, or you can use the ESRI grid directly in Surfer 9 or 10
to create maps.
In Surfer 8, the easiest way to convert an ESRI grid file to a Surfer grid file
is to u...
- How can I display my GPS points in Surfer and Grapher?
...e, bike,
ski, boat, and car trips to a track. Surfer and Grapher can be used to display
tracks as maps and elevation profiles to help you visualize the data. The steps below are detailed in the Dat...
- Where can I download boundary files?
...s a variety of free downloads available for use by our customers, including boundary files and base maps available in the download section of our website. The boundary files available for download in...
- Exported CGM file does not contain some fills or map/graph types!
Our CGM export does not support bitmaps. This means that bitmaps in any form will not be included in the exported CGM file. This includes (but is not limited to): -bitmap fill patterns -picture f...
- When I overlay a post map with 3D label lines on a surface map, the 3D label lines disappear.
...reframe instead of a 3D surface. The 3D wireframe map does support 3D label lines for overlaid post maps. Alternatively, you can overlay the post map on a wireframe map, turn off the wireframe visibi...
- Is there a way to overlay or update a map without reverting to the default scale and limits?
When you overlay or update maps, Surfer 9 and higher versions
will not revert to the default limits and scale. If the new overlay or
map data exceeds the current limits and scale, you are asked if y...
- How can I get 3D DXF data into Surfer?
...an either convert the 3D DXF file to an XYZ data file, grid it, and use the grid file to create the maps, or you can drape the 3D DXF file on a 3D wireframe map and turn off the visibility of the wire...
- How can I identify the layers in my map and then rename them to something more descriptive?
This example uses base maps to illustrate the
procedure, but it works with all 2D map types:
If the Object Manager is not visible, enable it with the Edit |
Ob...
- I used the drawing tools to add lines, rectangles and text to my map, but these objects don't move when I rescale the map with the Map | Scale menu.
... points with a post
map using the Map | Post Map | New Post Map command. Select both maps and use the Map | Overlay Maps menu to combine
the maps.
Text: Save ...
- Can I save my contour level information to use again?
...evel file with any contour map, click the Load button in the contour Properties dialog. All contour maps using the level
file must have comparable Z data ranges, otherwise contour lines and fill wil...
- How do I merge two or more GRD or DEM files to create a contour map?
...a in a specific area). Specify an Output Grid File name and location and click OK.3. If overlaying maps or mosaicking is not working as you expect, or the contact/seam just isn't looking right (perha...
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