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DOCUMENTATION

SYNOPSIS

 PERL PROGRAM NAME: iSelect_tr_Sumute.pm
 AUTHOR: Juan Lorenzo
 DATE:   January 29, 2017 
       
         Based on iSelect_tr_Sumute_top3.pm
         from  August 2016, V 3.1 

 DESCRIPTION:
 plot data to select mute values
 top or bottom

USE

NOTES

 Examples

Instantiate

 other packages
   1. Instantiate classes 
       Create a new version of the package
       Personalize to give it a new name if you wish
     Use the following classes:

Establish

 just the localally scoped variables

hash array

 of important variables used within
  this package

sub clear

         to blank out hash array values

sub file_in

 Required file name
 on which to pick  mute values
 print("$iSelect_tr_Sumute->{_inbound}\n\n");
 

subroutine gather

  sets gather number to consider  

sub gather_header

  define the message family to use

sub purpose

  define the type of mute to use 

sub gather_type

  define the message family to use

sub offset_type

  define the message family to use

sub freq

  creates the bandpass frequencies to filter data before
  conducting semblance analysis
  e.g., "3,6,40,50"
 

sub min_amplitude

 minumum amplitude to plot 

sub max_amplitude

 maximum amplitude to plot 

sub number_of_tries

    keep track of the number of attempts
    at picking top mute

sub suxwigb_defaults

 selecting if there are appropriate suxwigb defaults

subroutine calcNdisplay

 main processing flow
  calculate mute and display results 

GAIN

 DATA

DISPLAY

 DATA

Set wiggle plot

        for tau-p data
        if num_tries > 0 then you can save the mute picks
        to a picking file

DEFINE FLOW(S)

  in interactive mode:
  first time you see the image, number_of_tries =0
  second, third, etc. times number_of_tries >0
  The pick file can be saved

RUN FLOW(S)

  output copy of picked data points
  only occurs after the number of tries
  is updated

LOG FLOW(S)

 TO SCREEN AND FILE