--version
Display the version number and exit.
-c, --contours
Plot contours on the map.
-d DATATYPE, --datatype=DATATYPE
An integer number representing the data type (MUF, REL or SNR) to plot. Valid values of DATATYPE
are 1 (MUF), 2 (REL), 3 (SNR) 4 (SNRxx), 5 (SDBW) and 6 (SDBW - formatted as S-Meter values).
Default value is 1 (MUF)
--filled-contour
Creates a filled contour plot.
-h, --help
Print a help message and exit.
-i, --meridian
Plot meridians (lines of constant latitude) on the map..
-k, --background
Specify the colour of the background. Any legal HTML color specification is supported e.g '-k
red', '-k #eeefff', (default = white)
-l, --parallels (lines of constant longitude) on the map.
Plot parallels.
-m COLOURMAP, --cmap=COLOURMAP
COLOURMAP specifies the Colour map used by the plot. Valid values are; 'autumn', 'bone',
'cool','copper', 'gray', 'hot', 'hsv', 'jet', 'pink', 'spring', 'summer', 'winter'. Default value
is 'jet'
-n POI_FILE, --interest=POI_FILE
POI_FILE is a text file with points of interest to plot on the map. The file is comma (,)
delimited with a single point of interest on each line in the form "longitude, latitude,
text_name". The file format is the same as Garmin's POI csv files. A sample file would look like;
36.599998, 28.366667, Tabuk
39.183334, 21.700001, Jeddah
42.799999, 18.299999, Khamis Mushait
40.549999, 21.483334, Taif
50.150002, 26.266666, Dahran
-p PROJECTION, --projection=PROJECTION
PROJECTION specifies the map projection. Valid values are 'cyl' (Equidistant Cylindrical), 'mill'
(Miller Cylindrical), gall' (Gall Stereographic), 'robin' (Robinson), 'vandg' (van der Grinten),
'sinu' (Sinusoidal), 'mbtfpq' (McBryde-Thomas Flat Polar Quartic), 'eck4' (Eckert IV), 'kav7'
(Kavrayskiy VII), 'moll' (Mollweide), 'hammer' (Hammer).
-r RESOLUTION, --resolution=RESOLUTION
A single character representing resolution of the final plot. RESOLUTION may be one of 'c'
(crude), 'l' (low), 'i' (intermediate), 'h' (high), 'f' (full)
-t, --terminator
Displays the night/day regions on the map.
-v VG_FILES, --vg_files=VG_FILES
VG_FILES specifies which .vg files to plot, e.g. '-v 1,3,5,6' or use '-v a' to print all plots
associated with the input file. Default is 1.
-z TIMEZONE, --timezone=TIMEZONE
Specify a timezone. This option adjusts the (UTC) time specified in the datafile to the users
local time.