%%%% Create list of pole figures - Quartz
%**************************************************************************
% Classically in MTEX you cannot mix hkls and uvws
% pole to planes can be specified by the option 'pole' or 'hkl'
% directions are specified by the option 'uvw'
%
PFs_Plag_hkil = [ ...
Miller(0,0,0,1,ebsd('Quartz').CS,'hkil'),...
Miller(1,0,-1,0,ebsd('Quartz').CS,'hkil'),...
Miller(1,0,-1,1,ebsd('Quartz').CS,'hkil'),...
Miller(0,1,-1,1,ebsd('Quartz').CS,'hkil'),...
]
PFs_Plag_uvtw = [ ...
Miller(-1,2,-1,0,ebsd('Quartz').CS,'uvtw'),...
]
%%
%plot the discrete pole figure
figure
plotPDF(ebsd('Quartz').orientations,PFs_Plag_hkil,'noSymmetry',all,'antipodal','MarkerFaceColor','black','markersize',2);
However, this code gives me all indexed points from the EBSD data and the pole figures show thousands of points. Does anyone know how to calculate the pole figure as dots using one point per grain?
Cheers,
Rhander.
On 24 Jun 2020, at 22:45, Rhander Altoé <rhande...@gmail.com> wrote:
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plotPDF(grains('Quartz').MeanOrientation,PFs_Plag_hkil,'noSymmetry',antipodal','MarkerFaceColor','black','markersize',2);
Now the pole figures show the orientation of the five quartz porphyroclasts as one point per grain (dots).
Abraço,
Rhander.
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