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Getting Started |
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;){kind=small} | Install tlPicker |
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 | Download package and install. This is done via a subversion repository (see the Stingray/TomoLab user manual) or via a tar file. |
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| Add tlPicker to your Matlab path |
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;){kind=small} | Create files with the srGeometry, srStation and srEvent structures |
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| These are described in the Stingray/TomoLab user manual) |
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;){kind=small} | Create a file with the segyCatalog structure |
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| This is described on the page that describes the segyCatalog structure format |
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;){kind=small} | Optionally convert existing picks to tlPick ASCII file format |
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| This is described on the page that describes the tlPick ASCII file format |
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;){kind=small} | Optionally (but preferably) copy the file default_menu_example.m to default_menu.m and edit it to set default menu parameters for your data set (particularly important for the Experiment fields). This copying prevents of the file prevents local copies of default_menu.m being updated when tlPicker is acquired by svn |
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| This will just speed things up when you know how things work. |
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;){kind=small} | Start Matlab and type tlPicker |
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| You will now get the tlPicker menu and can start working with your data |
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