<h2><img src="js/resources/images/16x16/plot.png" style="margin: 0px 10px 0px 0px;"/>Parameter Arguments</h2>
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Additional plot tuning is possible via <i>Parameter Arguments</i>. 
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Parameter arguments depend on the type of the parameter. There are generic plot setting arguments
such as color, symbol, axis type as well as parameter dependent
ones - reference frame, energy channel etc.
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<b><i>Plotting Orbit</i></b>
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 Orbital data (<b>r&#8407</b>) can be represented differently by choosing different values 
 of the <i>OrbitPresentation</i> argument.
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  <li><i>LINE</i> - Standard time-profile of the three components at the same panel
  <li><i>TICKS</i> - Tickmarks under time axe
  <li><i>CYL</i> - Cylindrical presentation <b>R(X)</b> where R = sqrt(Y<sup>2</sup>+Z<sup>2</sup>) 
  <li><i>GLOB</i> - 'Global' position on the ecliptic plane (for the moment for STEREO only)
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Note that in the <i>CYL</i> case one has to play with Height/Width 
and Xmin/Xmax, Ymin/Ymax settings to get correct aspect ratio. Figure 
shows cylindrical representation of  Mars-Express orbit with the settings used.
Blue lines indicate bow-shock and pile-up boundaries.
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