This dialog shows the effects of analyzing with different window sizes and density thresholds.
At the top you can choose the minimum window size, window size step and number of window sizes to evaluate.
You can enter the minimum density threshold, density threshold step and number of density thresholds to evaluate.
After entering these ranges, press the Evaluate button to evaluate the map for these ranges. The resulting maps will be displayed in the body of the dialog. The maps indicate what parts of the site will be flagged at the various anomaly density thresholds.
The table above the maps shows the percentage of the site that is above each threshold along with a count of isolated flags. Isolated flags indicate that a particular cell on the map was flagged based on a single density estimate (and was not an average of multiple density estimates).
If you click on a map tile, you can see details about it in a separate window. Clicking on the map tile also places the window diameter of that map in the Selected window diameter box. The window diameter is transferred back to the UXO Find Targets design page when you press the OK button. The window diameter can also be manually changed before pressing the OK button.
Press the Copy Maps button to place the graphic on the clipboard.