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**What it does**

Extracts a date interval from the data produced by the Insect Phenology Model tool, providing a "zoomed in" view of the plots.

The Insect Phenology Model tool produces 2 data set collections, one consisting of the the analyzed data files and another consisting
of plots based on the data files.  The data consists of a complete year, and the X axis displays weekly tick marks (on Sundays)
as well as the first day of each month.

This tool accepts the Insect Phenology Model collection of data files as input and extracts the user-specified date interval from
the files, producing a collection of data files with the same names, but containing only the extracted date interval.  A collection
of plots is also produced, each with the same name as those produced by the Insect Phenology Model tool, but restricted to the
date interval, which is cannot be more than 50 days.  The X axis displays daily tick marks, essentially zooming in on the original
data.

This tool inspects the parameters values that were specified when the Insect Phenology Model tool was executed in order to
generate the plots, so it is essential that the dataset collection selected as the input to this tool was produced by the
Insect Phenology Model tool.

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5:d62034b36200

    <help>
**What it does**

Extracts a date interval from the data produced by the Insect Phenology Model tool, providing a "zoomed in" view of the plots.

The Insect Phenology Model tool produces 2 dataset collections, one consisting of the the analyzed data files and another consisting
of plots based on the data files.  The data consists of a complete year, and the X axis displays weekly tick marks (on Sundays)
as well as the first day of each month.

This tool accepts the Insect Phenology Model collection of data files as input and extracts the user-specified date interval from
the files, producing a collection of data files with the same names, but containing only the extracted date interval.  A collection
of plots is also produced, each with the same name as those produced by the Insect Phenology Model tool, but restricted to the
date interval, which is cannot be more than 50 days.  The X axis displays daily tick marks, essentially zooming in on the original
data.

This tool inspects the parameter values that were specified when the Insect Phenology Model tool was executed in order to
generate the plots, so it is essential that the dataset collection selected as the input to this tool was produced by the
Insect Phenology Model tool.

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