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Do you mean, having two grids: one with the real and the other with the imaginary parts and taking the iFFT?No, I have no way to do this in Mirone. I though we had added that option to GMT but can't find it either.
Dear Dr. Joaquim,I recently start to work with Mirone for magnetic data processing purpose. I am trying to calculate an altitude filter, by doing some calculations between FFT of bathymetry and magnetic field data. At the end I wanted to convert my results/calculations, with an inverse FFT. Can I do an inverse FFT in Mirone?Thanks in advancedRegardsSandra Silva
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I did an auto correlation between bathymetry and Magnetic Field grid data, and I believe that the result gives me an imaginary and a real data. Am I wrong?
On Fri, Oct 20, 2017 at 2:50 PM, Joaquim Luis <jl...@ualg.pt> wrote:
Do you mean, having two grids: one with the real and the other with the imaginary parts and taking the iFFT?No, I have no way to do this in Mirone. I though we had added that option to GMT but can't find it either.
Dear Dr. Joaquim,I recently start to work with Mirone for magnetic data processing purpose. I am trying to calculate an altitude filter, by doing some calculations between FFT of bathymetry and magnetic field data. At the end I wanted to convert my results/calculations, with an inverse FFT. Can I do an inverse FFT in Mirone?Thanks in advancedRegardsSandra Silva
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