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  1. #!/usr/bin/env bash
    2. 

  2. # Test grdmath stacking mode -S for available operators
    3. 

  3. ps=reduce.ps
    4. 

  4. gmt set PS_MEDIA letter MAP_TITLE_OFFSET 4p FONT_TITLE 12p
    5. 

  5. # Create 3 small grids with integers in 0-100 range
    6. 

  6. cat << EOF | gmt xyz2grd -R0/2/0/2 -I1 -r -Z -G1.grd
    7. 

  7. 43
    8. 

  8. 31
    9. 

  9. 82
    10. 

  10. 82
    11. 

  11. EOF
    12. 

  12. cat << EOF | gmt xyz2grd -R0/2/0/2 -I1 -r -Z -G2.grd
    13. 

  13. 96
    14. 

  14. 74
    15. 

  15. 78
    16. 

  16. 79
    17. 

  17. EOF
    18. 

  18. cat << EOF | gmt xyz2grd -R0/2/0/2 -I1 -r -Z -G3.grd
    19. 

  19. 77
    20. 

  20. 71
    21. 

  21. 2
    22. 

  22. 48
    23. 

  23. EOF
    24. 

  24. # Plot the three grids on top
    25. 

  25. gmt grd2xyz 1.grd | gmt pstext -R0/2/0/2 -JX1.75i -P -B0g1 -B+t1 -K -Y8.5i -F+f18p+jCM > $ps
    26. 

  26. gmt grd2xyz 2.grd | gmt pstext -R -J -O -K -B0g1 -B+t2 -X2.25i -F+f18p+jCM >> $ps
    27. 

  27. gmt grd2xyz 3.grd | gmt pstext -R -J -O -K -B0g1 -B+t3 -X2.25i -F+f18p+jCM >> $ps
    28. 

  28. # Plot MEAN MEDIAN MODE on next row
    29. 

  29. gmt grdmath [123].grd -S MEAN = tmp.grd
    30. 

  30. gmt grd2xyz tmp.grd | gmt pstext -R -J -O -B0g1 -B+tMEAN -K -Y-2i -X-4.5i -F+f18p+jCM+z%0.1f >> $ps
    31. 

  31. gmt grdmath [123].grd -S MEDIAN = tmp.grd
    32. 

  32. gmt grd2xyz tmp.grd | gmt pstext -R -J -O -K -B0g1 -B+tMEDIAN -X2.25i -F+f18p+jCM+z%0.1f >> $ps
    33. 

  33. gmt grdmath [123].grd -S MODE = tmp.grd
    34. 

  34. gmt grd2xyz tmp.grd | gmt pstext -R -J -O -K -B0g1 -B+tMODE -X2.25i -F+f18p+jCM+z%0.1f >> $ps
    35. 

  35. # Plot STD, MAD, LMSSCL on next row
    36. 

  36. gmt grdmath [123].grd -S STD = tmp.grd
    37. 

  37. gmt grd2xyz tmp.grd | gmt pstext -R -J -O -B0g1 -B+tSTD -K -Y-2i -X-4.5i -F+f18p+jCM+z%0.1f >> $ps
    38. 

  38. gmt grdmath [123].grd -S MAD = tmp.grd
    39. 

  39. gmt grd2xyz tmp.grd | gmt pstext -R -J -O -K -B0g1 -B+tMAD -X2.25i -F+f18p+jCM+z%0.1f >> $ps
    40. 

  40. gmt grdmath [123].grd -S LMSSCL = tmp.grd
    41. 

  41. gmt grd2xyz tmp.grd | gmt pstext -R -J -O -K -B0g1 -B+tLMSSCL -X2.25i -F+f18p+jCM+z%0.1f >> $ps
    42. 

  42. # Plot MIN, MAX, RMS on next row
    43. 

  43. gmt grdmath [123].grd -S MIN = tmp.grd
    44. 

  44. gmt grd2xyz tmp.grd | gmt pstext -R -J -O -B0g1 -B+tMIN -K -Y-2i -X-4.5i -F+f18p+jCM+z%0.1f >> $ps
    45. 

  45. gmt grdmath [123].grd -S MAX = tmp.grd
    46. 

  46. gmt grd2xyz tmp.grd | gmt pstext -R -J -O -K -B0g1 -B+tMAX -X2.25i -F+f18p+jCM+z%0.1f >> $ps
    47. 

  47. gmt grdmath [123].grd -S RMS = tmp.grd
    48. 

  48. gmt grd2xyz tmp.grd | gmt pstext -R -J -O -K -B0g1 -B+tRMS -X2.25i -F+f18p+jCM+z%0.1f >> $ps
    49. 

  49. # Plot ADD, SUB, AND on next row
    50. 

  50. gmt grdmath [123].grd -S ADD = tmp.grd
    51. 

  51. gmt grd2xyz tmp.grd | gmt pstext -R -J -O -B0g1 -B+tADD -K -Y-2i -X-4.5i -F+f18p+jCM+z%0.1f >> $ps
    52. 

  52. gmt grdmath [123].grd -S SUB = tmp.grd
    53. 

  53. gmt grd2xyz tmp.grd | gmt pstext -R -J -O -K -B0g1 -B+tSUB -X2.25i -F+f18p+jCM+z%0.1f >> $ps
    54. 

  54. gmt grdmath [123].grd -S AND = tmp.grd
    55. 

  55. gmt grd2xyz tmp.grd | gmt pstext -R -J -O -B0g1 -B+tAND -X2.25i -F+f18p+jCM+z%0.1f >> $ps
    56.
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