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Correlator operates within a single window that can be expanded as much as available monitor space permits. The window can be toggled between the Data Manager view (Fig. 2.1-1) and the Display view (Fig 2.1-2). To navigate between these views, use the top button on the floating tool bar in the lower left corner of either window (Figs. 2.1-1 3 and 2.1-2), which is always available on top of either view unless turned off in the View menu4).
Figure 2.1-1. Data Manager view. Also shown is the floating tool bar, where the top button can be used to toggle to the Display view.
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- The left plot area is for depth shifting, and the corresponding controls are in the Shift Cores tab.
- The right plot area is for the construction of splices, and the corresponding controls are in the Splice Cores tab. This plot area can be turned off at the top of the Display Preferences tab (shown in Fig. X) if more display space is preferred for depth shifting.
- The control area can be toggled among the following four tabs:
- Close: This tab acts like a button and closes the control panel. The control panel can be opened again by clicking any of the other four tabs.
- Shift Cores: This tab has controls for depth shifting, which are described in the Depth shift cores section.
- Splice Cores: This tab has controls for splicing, which are described in the Construct the splice section.
- Display Preferences: This tab has general data display controls, as shown in Fig. X.
- Data Filters: This tab offers data filtering options, including decimate, smooth and cull (Fig. X).
2.2. Shift cores
This tab has functions for shifting cores, which are explained in the Depth shift cores section.
2.3. Splice cores
This tab has functions for shifting cores, which are explained in the Depth shift cores section.
Data Filters
2.3. Display Preferences
3. Manage data in Correlator
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