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A CDC-1604 SUBROUTINE PACKAGE FOR MAKING LINEAR, LOGARITHMIC AND SEMILOGARITHMIC GRAPHS USING THE CALCOMP PLOTTER

Description: A CDC-1604 subroutine package was written to facilitate the plotting of curves and points on linear, logarithmic, and semilogarithmic graphs using the CALCOMP plotter. The subroutines accomplish the necessary computations and prepare a magnetic tape for use by the plotter. (auth)
Date: June 24, 1963
Creator: Trubey, D.K. & Emmett, M.B.
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INTRIGUE, AN IBM-7090 SUBROUTINE PACKAGE FOR MAKING LINEAR, LOGARITHMIC AND SEMILOGARITHMIC GRAPHS USING THE CALCOMP PLOTTER

Description: An IBM-7090 subroutine package has been written to facilitate the plotting of curves and points on linear, logarithmic, and semilogarithmic graphs using the CALCOMP plotter. The subroutines accomplish the necessary computations and prepare a magnetic tape for use by the plotter. (auth)
Date: March 1, 1964
Creator: Emmett, M.B.
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GENWPG : a WPG graphics file generator.

Description: This document explains how to use a utility that can plot x-y data and bar-charts, and generate a DrawPerfect WPG graphics file. The format of a sample input text file (using the default page style) is described, and the graphics file it generated was printed on an HP LaserJet IV and is attached. Also attached are output graphs that demonstrate additional page styles. This utility lets you quickly generate x-y graphs and bar-charts for inclusion in WordPerfect documents. R was written because n… more
Date: February 4, 1998
Creator: Jusko, M. & Whitfield, R.
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MOVING INTERACTIVE THEMATIC MAPPING FROM MAINFRAME TO MINI: SOME DISIGN POSSIBILITIES AND DEVELOPMENT EXPERIENCE

Description: The analysis, interpretation and assimilation of geographically referenced data often requires that it be presented in the form of maps and other graphic displays. CARTE is a thematic mapping program which produces annotated choropleth, line or point-symbol displays of socio-economic, energy, or other data on a variety of interactive terminals or hardcopy plotters. CARTE is desigend primarily for interactive use and provides both simplicity for the novice and a wide range of options for the adv… more
Date: November 1, 1979
Creator: Yen, Albert; Holmes, Harvard & Wood, Peter
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Post-experimental plots for high speed data acquisition program

Description: The post-experimental plot program allows the user to obtain hard copy outputs for the data acquisition program. Both single channel and multiple channels can be plotted for the customer. Another feature is the telescopic plots of any section of the given data. In addition, the user has a choice of papers, 8.5 {times} 11 inch or 11 {times} 17 inch and the graphs may be rotated by 90 degrees. Before making a plot, the experimental curves can be displayed on the screen.
Date: July 1, 1993
Creator: Koide, G. & Metz, T. R.
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Remote hard copy. Volume 1. Programming manual. [Data General NOVA 3/D minicomputer with Versatec 1110A plotter]

Description: The application of various graphics languages and special control cards to create and route graphics files to the remote hard copy plotters is presented. Discussion and examples are given for using GCS, DISSPLA, and VTSCORS on the SCOPE 3.3, SCOPE 2, and NOS operating systems.
Date: March 1, 1980
Creator: Simons, R. W.
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Circuit board routing attachment for Fermilab Gerber plotter

Description: A new and potentially important method of producing large circuit boards has been developed at Fermilab. A Gerber Flat Bed Plotter with an active area of 5' x 16' has been fitted with a machining head to produce a circuit board without the use of photography or chemicals. The modifications of the Gerber Plotter do not impair its use as a photoplotter or pen plotter, the machining head is merely exchanged with the standard attachments. The modifications to the program are minimal; this will be d… more
Date: May 10, 1984
Creator: Lindenmeyer, Carl
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XMGR5 users manual

Description: ACE/gr is XY plotting tool for workstations or X-terminals using X. A few of its features are: User defined scaling, tick marks, labels, symbols, line styles, colors. Batch mode for unattended plotting. Read and write parameters used during a session. Polynomial regression, splines, running averages, DFT/FFT, cross/auto-correlation. Hardcopy support for PostScript, HP-GL, and FrameMaker.mif format. While ACE/gr has a convenient point-and-click interface, most parameter settings and operations a… more
Date: March 1, 1997
Creator: Jones, K.R. & Fisher, J.E.
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PlotStuff: A class for plotting stuff from overture based on: GL{underscore}GraphicsInterface: A graphics interface based on OpenGL based on: GenericGraphicsInterface: A generic graphics interface: User guide, Version 1.00

Description: {bold PlotStuff} can be used to interactively plot objects from Overture such as mappings, grids and grid functions. PlotStuff can be used to plot contours, surfaces, streamlines and grids. It can also be used to plot one-dimensional line plots. {bold GL{emdash}GraphicsInterface} is a class (from which PlotStuff is derived) that implements some standard plotting functions using OpenGL. {bold GL{emdash}Graphicslnterface} is itself derived from the class GenericGraphicsInterface which defines som… more
Date: October 16, 1996
Creator: Henshaw, B.
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GRAFLAB 2.3 for UNIX - A MATLAB database, plotting, and analysis tool: User`s guide

Description: This report is a user`s manual for GRAFLAB, which is a new database, analysis, and plotting package that has been written entirely in the MATLAB programming language. GRAFLAB is currently used for data reduction, analysis, and archival. GRAFLAB was written to replace GRAFAID, which is a FORTRAN database, analysis, and plotting package that runs on VAX/VMS.
Date: March 1998
Creator: Dunn, W. N.
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HippoDraw

Description: HippoDraw is a NeXTSTEP application for viewing statistical data. It has several unique features which make viewing data distributions highly interactive. It also incorporates a set of simple drawing tools. HippoDraw is written in Objective-C and uses the Hippoplotamus library package to handle the n-tuples and displays.
Date: September 1, 1992
Creator: Gravina, M. F.; Kunz, P. F. & Rensing, P. E.
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VGRAF primer

Description: VGRAF is a powerful FORTRAN program which is designed to produce professional-quality color slides, viewgraphs, posters, and data plots for presentations or reports. The program is easy to use and requires no a priori knowledge of a programming language and little or no previous programming experience. This report describes a subset of the VGRAF commands which will enable the user to make very simple plots. For enhanced plotting, the user is referred to SAND79-2147.
Date: October 1, 1980
Creator: Padilla, G. C. & Thompson, S. L.
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Using Python to Develop Graphical Interfaces to Scientific Data

Description: At Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), Python has proven to be a convenient language for the development of graphical user interfaces (GUIs) which allow scientists to view, plot, and analyze scientific data. Two such applications are described in this paper. The first, EOSView, is a browser application for an equation of state data library at LLNL. EOSView is used by scientists throughout the laboratory who use simulation codes that access the data library, or who need equation of st… more
Date: September 24, 1999
Creator: MacFarland, L & Streletz, G J
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Preparing printed circuit boards for rapid turn-around time on a plotter

Description: This document describes the use of the LPKF ProtoMat mill/drill unit circuit board Plotter, with the associated CAD/CAM software BoardMaster and CircuitCAM. At present its primarily use here at Fermilab`s Particle Physics Department is for rapid-turnover of prototype PCBs double-sided and single-sided copper clad printed circuit boards (PCBs). (The plotter is also capable of producing gravure films and engraving aluminum or plastic although we have not used it for this.) It has the capability o… more
Date: January 1, 1998
Creator: Hawtree, J.
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Vectum user`s guide

Description: This user`s guide is the documentation for vectum: the easy to use, flexible, multi-purpose, 2D velocity vector plotting package based on the NCAR Graphics libraries.
Date: April 1, 1992
Creator: McClurg, F. R.
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Applications of computer-generated perspective plots

Description: From 2nd AEC scientific computer information exchange meeting; New York, New York, USA (2 May 1974). Graphical output from a computer is easily interpreted. Perspective plots are presently the best way to communicate large amounts of information to man from the computer. A magnetic field was generated in the path of the accelerator beam and the shape of the magnetic field was plotted. The PICTURE program was also used to caiculate laser absorption on a material as a function of angle of inciden… more
Date: April 30, 1974
Creator: Prueitt, M.L.
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Introduction to graphics at the CSCF

Description: Several types of plotting devices are available to the users of the BNL Central Scientific Computing Facility; three plotting languages interface to FORTRAN. The available devices and languages are described, and basic advice on their use is given. 8 figures. (RWR)
Date: February 1, 1979
Creator: Clifford, T.S.
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A Unix print filter for controlling an HP Laserjet printer

Description: This report describes a Unix print filter designed to control an Hewlett Packard Laserjet or other printer that uses Hewlett Packard`s Printer Control Language (HP-PCL). The filter gives users the ability to control print pitch, orientation, and indentation by using standard flags to the Unix 1pr. command or multiple entries in the /etc/printcap file and allows both ascii and binary (i.e., graphics and down-loadable fonts) files to be printed. Additionally, the filter provides some accounting c… more
Date: September 1, 1992
Creator: Hoffman, F. M.
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A Python interface with Narcisse graphics

Description: Narcisse is a graphics package developed by our French colleagues at Centre d`Etudes de Limeil Valenton of the Commissariat d`Energie Atomique. Narcisse is quite comprehensive; it can do two-, three-, and four-dimensional plots (the latter meaning that the surface is colored according to the values of an arbitrary function). One can open and send plots to a Narcisse window on a distant machine. Narcisse has a user-friendly graphical user interface (GUI) which, once a graph has appeared, allows … more
Date: April 15, 1996
Creator: Motteler, Z.C.
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