Rob
This is not a dataset, but it is an
example of a file I have recently started placing at the top level of a survey
project folder, to remind me and other users what conventions are used and preferred
in a particular project. It might, indirectly, help you think about some
of the considerations when starting a large project.
See attached.
Bruce
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therion-bounces@speleo.sk [mailto:therion-bounces@speleo.sk] On Behalf Of Rob Countess
Sent: Friday, 24 April 2015 7:58
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Subject: Re: [Therion] Therion
Digest, Vol 112, Issue 5
Does anyone mind sending me one of your data sets. It would help me
understand the structure and organization.
I have data for several cave areas on
My data sets are
Glory '
-18 km in 4 main caves and a dozen or so smaller caves
linked by overland survey and GPS
- longest caves are Arch (10.6 km km 3 entrances),
Glory 'ole (2.7 km) Pellucidar (1.9 km) Resonance (1.8 km)
- Arch cave is divided into several series based on
streams and distinct areas of the cave
- 3 caves (Glory 'ole, Resonance, and Arch) overlap in
plan view (I want to produce a high level map with all three caves in different
colours, initially just line plots but eventually real maps)
White Ridge
-7 km in 3 main caves and a half dozen smaller caves Linked by radio
location and GPS
2 km in 3 main caves and a dozen smaller caves linked by GPS
I also have a friend that manages data for Weymer Creek (over 30 km in
over 100 caves, longest are 12 and 9 km lots of caves overlap in plan view). I
am trying to convince him to switch to Therion too.
I am looking for an example data set that has
1) multiple caves in one caving area
2) at least one cave large enough to be broken into series
3) overlapping layers in at least one of the caves
4) examples of files to produces different outputs with overlapping
caves or cave series in different colours on the same map.
Thanks,
Rob Countess
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