You should now have a box outlining an area similar to that shown
in the answer window above.
Now lets look at what is in our GAREA variable!
Now lets finish by displaying Region of Interest.
Cool!
% gpmap
Creating process: gplt for queue 4650
MAP Map color/dash/width 4
GAREA Graphics area dset
PROJ Map projection/angles/margins rad
SATFIL Satellite image filename(s)
RADFIL Radar image filename(s) $NIDS/BREF1_960220_2300
LATLON Line color/dash/width/label/inc 0
PANEL Panel loc/color/dash/width/regn 0
TITLE Title color/line/title 0
TEXT Text size/font/width/hw flag 1
CLEAR Clear screen flag n
DEVICE Dev|name|X;Y|colormode|plotmode xw
Parameters requested: MAP,GAREA,PROJ,SATFIL,RADFIL,LATLON,PANEL,TITLE,TEXT,
CLEAR,DEVICE.
GEMPAK-GPMAP>map = 2
GEMPAK-GPMAP>proj = sat
GEMPAK-GPMAP>satfil = $GEMPAKHOME/data/IR_910819_1801
GEMPAK-GPMAP>clear = y
GEMPAK-GPMAP>title = 5/-2
GEMPAK-GPMAP>$mapfil = hipowo.gsf
GEMPAK-GPMAP>r
Creating process: xw for queue 4651
GPMAP PARAMETERS:
Device: xw
Projection: sat
Graphics area name: dset
Map: 2
Title: 5/-2
Panel: 0
Latlon: 0
Clear: YES
Enter 2B. Now lets get crazy...
GEMPAK-GPMAP>cursor garea
After entering the command to get cursor input to GAREA,
place the mouse at one corner of the desired region,
depress and hold the left mouse button while dragging the mouse
pointer to the opposite corner of the region and release the mouse
button. This is called Rubber Banding the region.
GEMPAK-GPMAP>dis garea
GAREA Graphics area 31.6;-84.1;52.7;-49.8
Great! I wouldn't have wanted to guess those coordinates.
GEMPAK-GPMAP>dev = xw|closeup
GEMPAK-GPMAP>r
GPMAP PARAMETERS:
Device: xw|closeup
Projection: sat
Graphics area name: 31.6;-84.1;52.7;-49.8
Map: 2
Title: 5/-2
Panel: 0
Latlon: 0
Clear: YES
Enter
Run GPEND when finished to close both windows,
or you can use GPCLOSE to close just the closeup window.