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x_remove: Remove COEs for Selected Cruises from the Data Base
Command to display x_remove manual in Linux: $ man 1 x_remove
NAME
x_remove - Remove COEs for Selected Cruises from the Data Base
SYNOPSIS
x_remove removefile [
-Xxbase ] [
-Llegbase ] [
-V ]
DESCRIPTION
x_remove will read a list of 'bad' cruises, read the
XSYSTEM data base files, and write out new
XSYSTEM files that do not include any COEs generated by the bad cruises. This is useful if certain
cruises turn out to have systematic errors (e.g. the topography values were inadvertently given as
fathoms instead of meters), and we would like to re-run
x_over/x_update after the
systematic errors have been rectified. The new file names will consist of the old file names with
the suffix _new appended.
- -X
-
Indicates alternate xbase file [Default is xx_base.b].
- -L
-
Indicates alternate legbase file [Default is xx_legs.b].
- -V
-
Selects verbose mode, which will send progress reports to stderr [Default runs "silently"].
REFERENCES
Wessel, P. XOVER: A Cross-over Error Detector for Track Data,
Computers & Geosciences, 15, 333-346.
Pages related to x_remove
- x_report (1) - Report Cross-Over Error Statistics for Cruises
- x_edit (1) - convert between binary and ASCII crossover correction tables.
- x_init (1) - Initialization of Cross-Over Data Bases.
- x_list (1) - Extract Cross-Over Information from the Data Base.
- x_over (1) - Find and compute Cross-Over Errors
- x_setup (1) - Determine Pairs of Legs that need Cross-Over Checking