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2D extraction

This function is only available for 3D data objects. The 2D cuts need to be enabled using the Show 2D cuts function of the software. While surfing through the 3D data object, the actual 2D cuts are displayed online. The 2D cuts can be frozen when a required 2D data objects is reached and the 2D cuts may be extracted into separate 2D data objects for further evaluation.

This function is useful with all pseudo 3D objects which consist of a set of 2D data objects. Interesting objects might be extracted manually.

Extracting all 2D objects automatically.

If you need to extract all 2D data objects along an axis, please use the Extract all spectra along... command from 2D-Extraction submenu in the 3D-View menu. This will extract all 2D spectra along the desired axis and merge them in a new window.

 

2D extraction is described in the following:

2D extraction procedure

To extract a 2D data object from a 3D data object, please follow the instructions below:

  1. Activate the 3D data view of interest.

  2. Show the 2D cuts.

  3. Surf or walk through the 3D data object, until you find required 2D data to be extracted.

  4. Click the Left Mouse button to fix the current 2D data objects at the current mouse pointer position.
    (Click the Left Mouse button again to release the 2D data objects again and continue surfing.)

  5. Choose the X-Cut or Y-Cut or Both Cuts command from the 2D-Extraction submenu in the 3D-View menu to extract the 2D data object of interest

    or


    doubleclick
    the 2D cut with the Left Mouse button to extract it.

Manual 2D extraction procedure

To extract data manually from a 3D data object, please follow the instructions below:

  1. Activate the 3D data view of interest either in 3D view or top view mode.

  2. From the 3D View menu, select the 2D Extraction sub-menu.

  3. From the 2D Extraction sub-menu, select the Manual command.
    The 2D cuts are displayed automatically, if not already available and the Manual Extraction Dialog is shown.

  4. In the Manual Extraction dialog, move to the x-axis or y-axis position for extraction.

  5. Click the Extract button to extract data along the corresponding axis.