Closed yangdikun closed 5 years ago
The parameter choices sound quite reasonable. I don't think you will need a "plot" button. The compute-time should be short enough that the plots can continually be updated.
Also, do you want to include any survey design parameters? e.g. station spacing in the x, y directions? This was useful in the mag apps for asking questions about how to design a survey in order to detect a target of interest.
cc @dougoldenburg: any other suggestions for a gravity app?
Good point! My students just showed me their draft version of the app. I will ask them to add station spacing.
Lindsey: you are right. There is not need of 'plot' button. They just showed me the plotting is real-time. I had another feature: keep the previous plots for comparison when adjusting the sliders. The function can be turned on/off by a checkbox.
I am about to create a new module - gravity.
The first app is forward modeling of gravititional anomaly due to a sphere. Assuming surface measurement, there are three parameters: z: depth to the center of sphere a: radius of the sphere delta_rho: density contrast
The interface uses sliders to control the three parameters; when click "plot", the g anomaly along a profile over the sphere is plotted, as well as a contour map on the surface.
Does this sound ok?