Master Durov Diagram Creation Guide
Learn how to create Durov diagrams, cross-plots, time series graphs, and more using Gtplot. Customize marker colors, shapes, and sizes. Control ion composition, TDS, and pH visualization. With detailed instructions on configuring diagrams, adjusting axes, and displaying sample data.
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You can launch Gtplot from GSS to create Durov diagrams, cross-plots, time series graphs, and more. Plot Durov Diagram You can set the color, shape, or size of markers representing individual samples or analytes.
The Durov Diagram shows the fluids major ion composition, TDS, and pH. Right-click on labels or axes to change color, font, size, etc. Double-click outside the plot to open the Quick Toggle dialog. Toggle gridlines, sample labels, legend, and more.
The Durov Diagram shows the fluids major ion composition, TDS, and pH. Double-click on plot to bring up the Durov Diagram configuration dialog. Toggle Sample Labels on and off
You control details of the Durov Diagram from the Plot pane. Adjust TDS and pH axes Toggle TDS circles, scale, units, display, etc.
You control which samples are displayed from the Samples pane. Only selected samples in the Available list plot. You can cycle through samples one at a time. Plot all samples together.
