View / save / manipulate / print / export the map in the RockPlot2D window.! Each time you click the Process button, the existing display will be replaced. You can adjust any of the diagram options along the left and click the Process button to regenerate the ternary map.The completed map will be displayed in a RockPlot2D tab in the Options window. Once the diagram is completed for each site, RockWorks will build a map with each plot centered at the declared X and Y coordinates. It will repeat this process for the next RwDat files listed in the datasheet. The program will read the first RwDat file listed in the datasheet, locate the data for each variable as defined in the Ternary | Single menu, and generate a ternary diagram for these data using the diagram settings. Enter the menu settings, described above.
Select the Statistics | Ternary | Multiple (Map) menu option. (Each ternary diagram will be centered at these locations.) See the graphic above for an example of the "Ternary_Map.RwDat" sample file layout. Create a new RwDat file which lists the names of these data files, and their X Y locations. The settings you establish at this time will be used for all of the individual diagrams in the Ternary Map. Use the Statistics | Ternary | Single menu option to create a ternary diagram of one or more of these data files. Be sure to save each file under a unique RwDat file name. These individual files must contain 3 or more columns of measurements which are to be represented in the ternary diagrams. Enter/open/import the data for each sample site into the datasheet. Access the RockWorks Utilities datasheet. Expand this heading to establish the border options. Border: Check this to include a border around the ternary map which shows the coordinate range of the axes. Height: Click to the right to type in the height for each ternary diagram in the map, expressed as a percent of your project size. Width: Click to the right to type in the width for each ternary diagram in the map, expressed as a percent of your project size. Midpoint Y: Click to select the name of the column in the datasheet that contains the Y coordinate for the diagram midpoints. See Defining your Datasheet Coordinates for more information. The X and Y coordinates can be Eastings in meters or feet, decimal longitudes, etc. Midpoint X: Click to select the name of the column in the file that contains the X coordinate for the midpoint of the diagram. 
! It is important that each of the files listed here have the same data layout. It is these files which contain the data for the separate ternary diagrams which will be displayed in the map view.
File Name: Click the down-arrow to select the name of the datasheet column in which the names of the individual RwDat datasheet files are listed. Input Columns: Select the input data from the left side of the program window. We recommend you run a few of the input datasheet files through that option to be sure the settings generate diagrams which are to your liking. 
! The individual ternary diagram settings - the source columns in the input files and the diagram appearance options - are those which are currently stored for the Ternary | Single program. The individual ternary diagrams will be displayed in a map view centered at their defined X,Y coordinates.
#CREATE A TERNARY DIAGRAM SERIES#
This program is used to read a list of RwDat files which have the same layout, and generate a series of trilinear diagrams from the data in each file. RockWorks | Utilities | Statistics | Ternary | Multiple (Map) Creating Ternary (Tri-Lateral) Diagram Maps Creating Ternary (Tri-Lateral) Diagram Maps
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