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Contour:
The contour application contours and performs gradient analysis for two- and three-dimensional, regularly
gridded data. Only two-dimensional views are possible however. Three-dimensional data sets can be
viewed along X-Y, X-Z, and Y-Z planes. Profile lines along the contoured surface can also be plotted.
This figure shows the results of a grid which has been calculated for the entire rectangular region,
but the region not of interest has been masked. The data represents a contaminant plume moving mainly
from left to right. A profile line (A-A') is also shown; the concentration
profile is displayed two figures down.
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A close up ziew of the upper-left region of the grid. Concentrations from the model data are also
displayed.
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Concentration results along profile line A-A'.
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Instead of displaying the concentration levels, it is sometimes useful to instead look at the rate
of change. This is a gradient map.
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With gradients, it is also sometimes useful to monitor the direction of change. With vectors, the
magnitude and direction of change can be displayed.
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