How to start 3D visualizer

Starting:
  the provided script (run_3D) is setup to use the installed version of 3DVisualizer with a model created for this exercise
  format of the script:

#!/bin/bash

3DVisualizer \
-palette rob_dv.pal \
-class SphericalASCIIFile WUS_ANT_MOD \
-headers 1 \
-nodes  53 33 34 \
-nodecount 2 1 0 \
-coords 0 1 2 \
-degree \
-radius 1000.0 \
-scalar %dVs 3 \
-scalar lat 1 \
-scalar long 2 \
-scalar radius 0

-palette (palette file)
  You can use the provided rob_dv.pal palette file as a template
  There is also an editor within 3D Visualizer which also you to make your own and save it

-class
  describes the format of the input model. SphericalASCIIFile is quite simple given just radius, latitude, longitude, and scalar or vector variables.
  The model file is called WUS_ANT_MOD

-headers
  number of lines to ignore at the top of the file

nodes, nodecount, and coords are dependent on the meaning of the first three geographic columns

-nodes nz nlong nlat  
  number of nodes in z direction, x (longitude) direction, and y (latitude) direction

-nodecount last, middle, first
  order of which index increases first, middle, and last. 

-coords z lat long
  the column from (0,1,2) with the geographic coordinates

-radius R
  a scalar factor to multiply the radius by. If radius is in km, 1000 is appropriate

-scalar name column
  name of a scalar variable and its column number (starts with 0)




