MIRONE: look into gmt grids and MUCH more

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>>>>>>>>>> About Screenshots Downloads Manual How-tos Data Links Changes Credits ?AQs >>>>>>>>>>>>> How to Cite >>>>>>>>>>>>> Mirone users map Since 14/02/04 Nov 2004, Joaquim Luis email: jluis@ualg.pt	Mirone is now a quite large application soft. Though it is mostly written in the highly compact Matlab language it has more than 100.000 code lines (or much more if M_GMT is taken into account as well) and some 30.000 lines of C mex code. I don't deserv the credit for many parts of Mione's ensemble so here follows a list of the major (unvoluntear) outside contributers Paul Wessel & Walter Smith for the GMT code Frank Warmerdan for the GDAL library Maurice Tivey for the magnetic Parker direct and inverse code Mader for the swan fortran code Imamura for the tsu-n2 fortran code J.M. Miranda for "parsing" the swan and tsu-n2 codes into an "understandable fortran" code (and me for a second parsing). The error-cost function essential for Euler poles computations also came out of his mind. Contributers to "Matlab Central" from which some nice ideas/codes where adapted/pirated. José do Carvalho for his artistic/expressive Mirone's icon