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TSTool Documentation Examples of Use <br />The above commands can be run from the TSTool GUI or in batch mode to produce the following graph <br />(note in this example that the x -axis data values are so large that the software is having difficulty finding <br />good labels): <br />treamflow Gage 09152500 <br />Comparison of Observed and Simulated <br />1200000 OFT <br />1100000.00 <br />1000000.00 <br />900000.00 <br />800000.00 <br />700000.00 <br />800000.00 <br />500000.00 <br />400000.00 <br />300000.00 <br />200000.00 <br />100000.00 <br />u 7.8 1291 898.3 <br />+o a <br />AFT <br />Y (d e p e n d e nt): 09152500, 09152500..Streamflow Observed.MONTH (1908 -10 to 2001 -09) w <br />+ Gunn R. NR GrandJ _FLO, 09152500 ..Streamflo_Simulated.MONTH (1908 -10 to 2001 -09) <br />09152500.jpg <br />Because this approach relies primarily on the time series identifiers to associate the time series data with <br />the time series product, it is important to establish a concise and clean identifier scheme. The TSAl i as <br />property can also be used in product files and will take precedence over TSID properties. Using time <br />series aliases can improve the readability of command files. <br />Once a working example is established, the example can be scaled up to a larger production either by <br />repeating the example (and changing identifiers) or by automatically changing the example to replace <br />strings. The latter is not currently part of TSTool; however, TSTool can call external programs (see the <br />RunProgram ( ) and RunPython () commands), which can supplement the existing TSTool features. <br />Additional features are being added to TSTool to facilitate product generation. <br />97 Examples - 17 <br />