Big Picture of plotdata: --onePage versus --column option

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For --onePage (this is the default ) all plots for one period should be plotted on one page. For --column all plots for one period go in one column. The --column-per-page option (Default: all) determines how many columns go on one page.

Additional plot-type options:
precip, regSeismicity,SO2 (from Amy), thermal,VRP (volcanic radiative power)(from Amy),CoulombStress,regCoulombStress (coulomb stress from regional earthquakes)(from Amy),regDynamicStress (from Amy).

How to adjust: plotter_map (see below for current code)?
Apart from all we want several options. A commonly used one will be:
glob, precip, regSeismicity, timeseries, ascending, descending,horizontal, vertical, vectors

Note: we also need an option to plot the seismicity just on the shaded relief.

We could combine plot_type strings for what is showing up on the page:
TimeseriesAscendingDescending
LocationmapPrecipTimeseriesAscendingDescendingHorizontalVerticalVectors, possibly with some shortcuts LoactionmapPrecipTimeseriesVelocityHorzvertVectors

Options for plotting should be for plot_type:

plotdata.timeseries.startDate = 20181001
plotdata.timeseries.symbolColor = 'blue'
plotdata.loacationmap.snwe = 18.0:21.0,-157.0:-155.0
plotdata.velocity.vlim= -10 10
plotdata.velocity.unit= cm/yr
plotdata.vectors.scale = 5

or

--timeseries.startDate=20181001  --timeseries.symbolColor=blue, locationmap.snwe=18.0:21.0,-157.0:-155.0, --velocity.vlim=-10 10 --velocity.unit= cm/yr

For location_map.py, timeseries.py and all other plot functions:

location_map.py --snwe=18.0:21.0,-157.0:-155.0
location_map.py --locationmap.snwe=18.0:21.0,-157.0:-155.0

plotter_map = {
                "velocity": (VelocityPlot, ["ascending", "descending"]),
                "horzvert": (VelocityPlot, ["horizontal", "vertical"]),
                "vectors": (VectorsPlot, ["ascending", "descending","horizontal", "vertical"]),
                "timeseries": [
                    (TimeseriesPlot, ["eos_file_ascending", "eos_file_descending"]),
                    (VelocityPlot, ["ascending", "descending"])
                ],
                "shaded_relief": (ShadedReliefPlot, ["velocity_file"]),  # Example
            }

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Currently there is confusion between plot-type and plot-option (the name plot-option does not make any sense). In what I proposed we could have for plot-type (shortcut in brackets):

AscendingDescendingVectors    (AscDescVec)  
SeismicityAscendingDescendingVectors    (SeisAscDescVec)  
HorizontalVerticalVectors (HorzVertVec)
SeismicityHorizontalVerticalVectors (SeisHorzVertVec)
SeismicityGPSHorizontalVerticalVectors (SeisGPSHorzVertVec)
LocationTimeseriesHorizontalVerticalVectors.  (LTHorzVertVec)

For HorizontalVerticalVectors --seismicity would add the seismicity to both plots and --horizontal_seismicity (or --horizontalSeismicity to add just to horizontal plot. (Chat says don't use --horizontal.seismicity for nested options)