Basic usage

The main entry point is the ui.json (stored under peak-finder-assets) for the peak-finder application that can be rendered by Geoscience ANALYST. The interface has two sections:

The ui.json for the peak-finder application can operate in two modes:

ui.json interface

The ui.json interface has two sections:

1. General Parameters

The general parameters must be set before running the application, regardless of the mode of operation.

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  • Object: Curve entity containing the data and line ID information.

  • Line Field: Referenced data defining the line identifier

  • Property Group: Property group data to be used in the detection and grouping.

  • Color: Hex color code used to label the peaks identified. A default value is provided that will suffice in most cases.

  • Run interactive app: If selected, the ui.json parameters will be used to initialize an interactive application. In this mode, any changes made through the ui will override the values set in the ui.json. Without the run interactive app checkbox selected, the application will be run in a terminal with the parameters set in the ui.json (standalone mode).

2. Optional Parameters

These parameters are required to run in Standalone, but not necessary to run the application in Interactive mode.

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Note that the group parameters have no equivalent in the interactive application, and must be set in the optional parameters tab. If a user wishes to find peaks in more than one group of time channels, say, they must add the groups here.

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Fig. 1 Groups can be added by checking the box to enable and selecting a property group and color representation.

To learn more about the algorithm and its parameters, see the methodology section. To see how the parameters are exposed in each of the application modes visit the interactive and standalone pages