📄 plot_efield.pro
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; NAME: plot_efield;; PURPOSE: IDL procedure to read in E-field surface data from a .txt file; generated by dumping ASCII data from the XOOPIC gui.;; CATEGORY:;; CALLING SEQUENCE:; plot_efield, f_name, x_name, y_name, z_name, ScaleFlag, ScaleInput;; INPUTS:; f_name: string to specify base name of data file; x_name: string to specify horizontal axis (must be "x" or "z"); y_name: string to specify vertical axis (must be "y" or "r"); z_name: string to specify field component ; (must be "x", "y", "z", "r", or "phi"); ScaleFlag: a flag to specify the scaling for length, i.e. of q:; 0 -> no scaling; 1 -> length scale = c/omega_0 (the laser frequency); 2 -> length scale = 1/Kp (the plasma wave vector); 3 -> length scale = lambda_p (the plasma wavelength); ScaleInput; for ScaleFlag = 0, input dummy value; for ScaleFlag = 1, input omega_0; for ScaleFlag = 2, input plasma density in [1/cm^3]; for ScaleFlag = 3, input plasma density in [1/cm^3];; OPTIONAL INPUTS: None.;; KEYWORD PARAMETERS: None.;; OUTPUTS: None.;; OPTIONAL OUTPUTS: None.;; COMMON BLOCKS: None.;; SIDE EFFECTS: None.;; RESTRICTIONS: ;; The XOOPIC .txt files generally have some lines of text. You; need to delete any such text lines, leaving only the data.;; The argument base_name is a string that specifies the input; data file (base_name.txt) and is also used to name output files.;; This procedure is specifically for use with the Ex data, but it; could be easily modified for any other type of surface data:; a) Rename the _file and _label variables appropriately.; b) Look for the "convert" comment below and change the scaling; of the data to something appropriate for the desired units.;; PROCEDURE:;; EXAMPLE:; plot_efield, 'ey_file', 'x', 'y', 'y', 2, 1.93e18;; MODIFICATION HISTORY:; Nov 7, 2000: original code (DLB); May 1, 2001: some generalization (DAD); May 10, 2001: renamed, with many changes (DLB); Nov 2, 2001: minor changes (DLB); Sep 23, 2003: minor changes (DLB);; Version: $Id: plot_efield.pro,v 1.12 2003/11/07 22:06:15 bruhwile Exp $;; Copyright (c) 2000-2001 by Tech-X Corporation. All rights reserved.pro plot_efield, base_name, x1Label, x2Label, EcomponentLabel, ScaleFlag, ScaleInput; *****************************************************************; Names for files and labels; *****************************************************************; Specify the text, restore and postscript file namestext_file = base_name + '.txt'restore_file = base_name + '.dat'ps_ccon_file = base_name + '_colorcon.ps'ps_cont_file = base_name + '_contour.ps'ps_surf_file = base_name + '_surface.ps'ps_line_file = base_name + '_lineout.ps'ps_tier_file = base_name + '_tiered.ps'lineout_file = base_name + '_lineout.dat'; *****************************************************************; Specify which plots you want (1) or don't want (0):; *****************************************************************doFFT = 0doShow3D = 0doSurface = 0doLineout = 1doContour = 0doColorCon = 1; Specify non-default window sizes for contour, surface, show3d plots; Dimension is pixels for the window commandx_win_ccon = 1000y_win_ccon = 350; Dimension is cm for the device commandx_device = 25.0y_device = 12.0; *****************************************************************; Specify minimum and/or maximum values for x1 and x2:; *****************************************************************; Set auto_scale_min to 1 (default choice) for automatic scaling; of x1min and x2min.; Set auto_scale_max to 1 (default choice) for automatic scaling; of x1max and x2max.; If you chose to set auto_scale_min or auto_scale_max to zero, then; you must provide the desired limits.auto_scale_min = 0auto_scale_max = 0; Set a factor (between 0 and 1) specifying which row of data; (r=constant or y=constant) that you want for the lineout plot.r_factor = 0.5; *****************************************************************; Parse the ascii data file or restore from the binary IDL file; *****************************************************************; Check to see if the "restore" file has been created:spawn, "ls " + restore_file, check_file, /shprint, 'The "check" file is: ', check_fileprint, 'The "restore" file is: ', restore_file; If the restore file exists, then use it.if (check_file(0) eq restore_file) then begin print, ' ' print,'Reading from the restore file: ' + restore_file + ' ...' restore, filename = restore_file; Otherwise, parse the text file:endif else begin print, ' ' print,'Parsing the text file: ' + text_file + ' ...' data=read_ascii(text_file) print, ' ' print, 'Here is the size and shape of the raw data:' help,data.field1; *****************************************************************; Initial manipulation of the data; *****************************************************************; Load the raw data into individual arrays.; z1d =data.field1(2,*); r1d =data.field1(3,*); ez1d=data.field1(4,*) z1d =data.field1(0,*) r1d =data.field1(1,*) ez1d=data.field1(2,*) print, ' ' print, 'z1d, r1d, ez1d are the columns of the raw data:' help,z1d help,r1d help,ez1d print, 'z1d(0) z1d(1) z1d(n-1) = ', z1d(0),z1d(1),z1d(n_elements(z1d)-1) print, 'r1d(0) r1d(1) r1d(n-1) = ', r1d(0),r1d(1),r1d(n_elements(r1d)-1); Extract the unique values for r and z grid points ztemp=z1d(sort(z1d)) z=ztemp(uniq(ztemp)) rtemp=r1d(sort(r1d)) r=rtemp(uniq(rtemp)) nz = n_elements(z) nr = n_elements(r) print, ' ' print, 'z and r contain only the unique values of the original arrays:' help,z help,r print, 'nz = ', nz print, 'nr = ', nr print, 'z(0) z(1) z(', nz-1, ') = ', z(0),z(1),z(nz-1) print, 'r(0) r(1) r(', nr-1, ') = ', r(0),r(1),r(nr-1); Create a 2-D array that holds the gridded surface data print, ' ' print, 'Creating ez (2D array) from the raw data (1D array)....' nx=nz ny=nr ez = dblarr(nx,ny) for i = 0, nx-1 do begin ez(i,*) = ez1d[i*ny:(i+1)*ny-1] endfor print, ' ...done! ' help,ez; Now rotate everything by 180 degrees to compare with Brad Shadwick's results ez = reverse(ez,1); Save so IDL doesn't have to repeatedly parse the ASCII file save, z,r,ez,nz,nr, filename = restore_file; *****************************************************************; Here is the end of the if/then/else construct for parsing.; *****************************************************************endelse; ***************************************************************** if ( (EcomponentLabel EQ 'x') OR (EcomponentLabel EQ 'X') ) then begin; Now reverse the sign of Ex to compare with Brad Shadwick's results ez = -ez; *****************************************************************; Now smooth the fields a bit; ez = smooth(ez, 3, /EDGE_TRUNCATE) endif; *****************************************************************; Scale the data so it corresponds to the desired units; *****************************************************************;if ( ScaleFlag eq 1 ) then begin ; ; scale the length using as a c/omega_0 as a length scale ; omega_0 = ScaleInput lengthScale = 3.0e8/omega_0 E0 = 0.511e6 / lengthScale z = z/lengthScale r = r/lengthScale ez=ez/E0 q1_label = '!3' + x1Label q2_label = '!3' + x2Label z_label = '!3E!D' + EcomponentLabel + '!N/E!D0!N' if ( (EcomponentLabel EQ 'x') OR (EcomponentLabel EQ 'X') ) then begin z_label = '!3' + '-E' + '!D' + EcomponentLabel + '!N/E!D0!N' endifendif else if (ScaleFlag eq 2) then begin ; ; scale the length using 1/Kp, Kp is the plasma wave vector ; density = ScaleInput Kp = 2*acos(-1.0)*9000.0*sqrt(density)/3.0e8 Ep = 0.511e6 * Kp z = z*Kp r = r*Kp ez=ez/Ep q1_label = '!3' + x1Label q2_label = '!3' + x2Label z_label = '!3E!D' + EcomponentLabel + '!N/E!Dp!N' if ( (EcomponentLabel EQ 'x') OR (EcomponentLabel EQ 'X') ) then begin z_label = '!3' + '-E' + '!D' + EcomponentLabel + '!N/E!Dp!N' endifendif else if (ScaleFlag eq 3) then begin ; ; scale the length using lambda_p the plasma wavelength ; density = ScaleInput lambda_p = 3.e8 / 9000.0 / sqrt(density) Kp = 2*acos(-1.0) / lambda_p Ep = 0.511e6 * Kp z = z / lambda_p r = r / lambda_p ez=ez/Ep q1_label = '!3' + x1Label q2_label = '!3' + x2Label z_label = '!3E!D' + EcomponentLabel + '!N/E!Dp!N' if ( (EcomponentLabel EQ 'x') OR (EcomponentLabel EQ 'X') ) then begin z_label = '!3' + '-E' + '!D' + EcomponentLabel + '!N/E!Dp!N' endifendif else begin ; ; this is the default case of no scaling ; x_label = '!3' + x1Label + ' [m]' y_label = '!3' + x2Label + ' [m]' z_label = '!3E!D' + EcomponentLabel if ( (EcomponentLabel EQ 'x') OR (EcomponentLabel EQ 'X') ) then begin z_label = '!3' + '-E' + '!D' + EcomponentLabel endifendelseprint, ' 'print, 'After normalization of the z and r arrays:'print, 'nz = ', nzprint, 'nr = ', nrprint, 'z(0) z(1) z(', nz-1, ') = ', z(0),z(1),z(nz-1)print, 'r(0) r(1) r(', nr-1, ') = ', r(0),r(1),r(nr-1)print, ' 'print, 'These are the min and max values of the original data:'x1min_data = z(0)x2min_data = r(0)x1max_data = z(nz-1)x2max_data = r(nr-1);x1min = 0.0;x1max = z(nz-1) - 1.8151x1min = 2.0x1max = z(nz-1)if ( (EcomponentLabel EQ 'z') OR (EcomponentLabel EQ 'Z') ) then begin x1min = 2. x1max = 12.endifx2min = 0.5 * r(nr-1) - 5x2max = 0.5 * r(nr-1) + 5help,x1min_datahelp,x1max_datahelp,x2min_datahelp,x2max_dataif (auto_scale_min ne 0) then begin x1min = x1min_data x2min = x2min_dataendifif (auto_scale_max ne 0) then begin x1max = x1max_data x2max = x2max_dataendifprint, ' 'print, 'These are the specified min and max values:'help,x1minhelp,x1maxhelp,x2minhelp,x2max; *****************************************************************; Surface plots don't support xrange/yrange, so truncate the data:; *****************************************************************if ( (x1min gt x1min_data) or (x2min gt x2min_data) ) then begin struct_A = array_cut(z, r, ez, x1min, x2min) z = struct_A.xnew r = struct_A.ynew ez = struct_A.znew nz = n_elements(z) nr = n_elements(r) print, ' ' print, 'After applying the specified x1min and x2min --' print, 'nz = ', nz print, 'nr = ', nr print, 'z(0) z(1) z(', nz-1, ') = ', z(0),z(1),z(nz-1) print, 'r(0) r(1) r(', nr-1, ') = ', r(0),r(1),r(nr-1)endifif ( (x1max lt x1max_data) or (x2max lt x2max_data) ) then begin struct_A = array_cut_max(z, r, ez, x1max, x2max) z = struct_A.xnew r = struct_A.ynew ez = struct_A.znew nz = n_elements(z) nr = n_elements(r) print, ' ' print, 'After applying the specified x1max and x2max --' print, 'nz = ', nz print, 'nr = ', nr print, 'z(0) z(1) z(', nz-1, ') = ', z(0),z(1),z(nz-1) print, 'r(0) r(1) r(', nr-1, ') = ', r(0),r(1),r(nr-1)endif; *****************************************************************; Create a 2-D color map appropriate for the surface; *****************************************************************; Create a 2D array that specifies the color for each grid point; The color map ranges from 1 to 254 (rather than 0 to 255) to; avoid some problems, which appear to be IDL bugs;ez_color = ( ez - min(ez) )ez_color = 251. * ez_color / max(ez_color)print, ' 'print, 'Color table ez_color:'help, ez_colorprint, 'min(ez_color) = ', min(ez_color)print, 'max(ez_color) = ', max(ez_color); *****************************************************************; Loop for rendering 2-D B&W contour plot on screen and to a file; *****************************************************************if (doContour eq 1) then begin; Get a new window window_number = !d.window + 1 print, ' ' print, 'Contour plot will appear in window ', window_number window, window_number, xsize=x_win_ccon, ysize=ywin_ccon, RETAIN=2 contour_i = 0
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