Geopsy: Set receivers - Revision history

Sylvette Thomassin at 15:43, 12 March 2010

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Salomon Hailemikael at 15:22, 11 March 2010

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Salomon Hailemikael at 15:18, 11 March 2010

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Salomon Hailemikael at 15:10, 11 March 2010

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Salomon Hailemikael at 14:40, 11 March 2010

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Salomon Hailemikael at 14:34, 11 March 2010

2010-03-11T14:34:40Z

Salomon Hailemikael: New page: Set receivers option allows to edit and ..... positions of receivers in a relative reference system. When the set receiver button is pushed in the Edit menu a window...

2010-03-11T14:12:19Z

New page: Set receivers option allows to edit and ..... positions of receivers in a relative reference system. When the set receiver button is pushed in the Edit menu a window...

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Set receivers option allows to edit and ..... positions of receivers in a relative reference system.
When the set receiver button is pushed in the [[Geopsy: Edit menu|Edit menu]] a window appears in which station relative postions are displayed as a table.
Default fields displayed in this table are: Station name, X, Y & Z coordinates. Coordinates are expressed as cartesian distance in meters from an arbitrary origin point.
Receiver positions can be edited in different ways.
A first option is to edit the relative position of each selected station directly by typing it in the X, Y & Z fields.
Starting from this window it is possible to display the absolute distance in meters and the azimuth in degrees calculated between any receiver pair. In order to calculate distances beetween receiver pairs, push the ''Rel. pos.'' button in the Set receivers window; in this way a new window appears. In this window you can press the add button in order to display distance and azimuth between receiver pair. You can select any receiver pair clicking in the cells that contain the receiver names. Furthermor is it possible to add (and remove) new receiver pairs as rows in the same window and display the average distance and azimuth.

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 Set receivers option allows to edit receivers position in a relative or absolute positioning system.
-When the set receiver button is pushed in the [[Geopsy: Edit menu|Edit menu]] a window appears in which station positions are displayed as a table.[[Image:StationCoord.png|thumb|200px|Set receiver window]]
+When the set receiver button is pushed in the [[Geopsy: Edit menu|Edit menu]] a window appears in which station positions are displayed as a table.
 Default fields displayed in this table are: Station name, X, Y & Z coordinates.
 Receiver positions can be edited in different ways.
 *A first option is to edit the relative position of each selected station directly by typing it in the X, Y & Z fields.
-It is also possible to add station in current selection pressing the ''add station'' button.
+It is also possible to add station in current selection pressing [[Image:AddStationButton.png|middle]].
-*A second option is to press the ''load'' button in order to load a coordinate file in ASCII format or a [[SciFigs: Multi-column Parser|parser]]. When the load button is pressed it is possible to browse to the directory of the selected coordinate file and open it. As the open button is pressed a new window appears by which importing options can be specified, like for instance coordinate units or file columns/rows to be read (refer to the [[SciFigs: Multi-column Parser|parser]] page for further details).
+*A second option is to press [[Image:LoadButton.png|middle]] in order to load a coordinate file in ASCII format or a [[SciFigs: Multi-column Parser|parser]]. When the load button is pressed it is possible to browse to the directory of the selected coordinate file and open it. As the open button is pressed a new window appears by which importing options can be specified, like for instance coordinate units or file columns/rows to be read (refer to the [[SciFigs: Multi-column Parser|parser]] page for further details).
-Coordinate files can be also saved pressing the ''save'' button.[[Image:LoadCoord.png|thumb|right|200px|Load coordinates window]]
+Coordinate files can be also saved pressing [[Image:SaveButton.png|middle]].[[Image:LoadCoord.png|thumb|right|400px|Load coordinates window]]
-<br style="clear: both"/>
 An example of simple coordinate ASCII file is provided hereafter.
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-Furthermore starting from the Set receiver window it is possible to display the absolute distance in meters and the azimuth in degrees calculated between any receiver pair. In order to calculate distances beetween receiver pairs, push the ''Rel. pos.'' button in the Set receivers window; in this way a new window appears. In this window you can press the add button in order to display distance and azimuth between receiver pair. You can select any receiver pair clicking in the cells that contain the receiver names. Furthermor it is possible to add (and remove) new receiver pairs as rows in the same  window and display the average distance and azimuth.
+<br style="clear: both"/>
-[[Image:RelPos.png|thumb|right|250px|Relative position window]]
+[[Image:RelPos.png|thumb|right|400px|Relative position window]]

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 *A first option is to edit the relative position of each selected station directly by typing it in the X, Y & Z fields.
 It is also possible to add station in current selection pressing the ''add station'' button.
-*A second option is to press the ''load'' button in order to load a coordinate file in ASCII format or a [[SciFigs: Multi-column Parser|parser]]. When the load button is pressed it is possible to browse to the directory of the selected coordinate file and open it. As the open button is pressed a new window appears by which importing options can be specified, like for instance coordinate units or file columns/rows to be read (refer to the [[SciFigs: Multi-column Parser|parser]] page for further details).[[Image:LoadCoord.png|thumb|right|200px|Load coordinates window]]
+*A second option is to press the ''load'' button in order to load a coordinate file in ASCII format or a [[SciFigs: Multi-column Parser|parser]]. When the load button is pressed it is possible to browse to the directory of the selected coordinate file and open it. As the open button is pressed a new window appears by which importing options can be specified, like for instance coordinate units or file columns/rows to be read (refer to the [[SciFigs: Multi-column Parser|parser]] page for further details).
 <br style="clear: both"/>
 An example of simple coordinate ASCII file is provided hereafter.

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 Default fields displayed in this table are: Station name, X, Y & Z coordinates.
 Receiver positions can be edited in different ways.
-A first option is to edit the relative position of each selected station directly by typing it in the X, Y & Z fields.
+*A first option is to edit the relative position of each selected station directly by typing it in the X, Y & Z fields.
 It is also possible to add station in current selection pressing the ''add station'' button.
-A second option is to press the ''load'' button in order to load a coordinate file in ASCII format or a [[SciFigs: Multi-column Parser|parser]]. When the load button is pressed it is possible to browse to the directory of the selected coordinate file and open it. As the open button is pressed a new window appears by which importing options can be specified, like for instance coordinates units or file columns/rows to be read (refer to the [[SciFigs: Multi-column Parser|parser]] page for further details).
+*A second option is to press the ''load'' button in order to load a coordinate file in ASCII format or a [[SciFigs: Multi-column Parser|parser]]. When the load button is pressed it is possible to browse to the directory of the selected coordinate file and open it. As the open button is pressed a new window appears by which importing options can be specified, like for instance coordinate units or file columns/rows to be read (refer to the [[SciFigs: Multi-column Parser|parser]] page for further details).[[Image:LoadCoord.png|thumb|right|200px|Load coordinates window]]
+<br style="clear: both"/>
 An example of simple coordinate ASCII file is provided hereafter.
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 Furthermore starting from the Set receiver window it is possible to display the absolute distance in meters and the azimuth in degrees calculated between any receiver pair. In order to calculate distances beetween receiver pairs, push the ''Rel. pos.'' button in the Set receivers window; in this way a new window appears. In this window you can press the add button in order to display distance and azimuth between receiver pair. You can select any receiver pair clicking in the cells that contain the receiver names. Furthermor it is possible to add (and remove) new receiver pairs as rows in the same  window and display the average distance and azimuth.

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-Set receivers option  allows to edit and ..... positions of receivers in a relative or absolute reference system.
+Set receivers option allows to edit receivers position in a relative or absolute positioning system.
-When the set receiver button is pushed in the [[Geopsy: Edit menu|Edit menu]] a window appears in which station positions are displayed as a table.
+When the set receiver button is pushed in the [[Geopsy: Edit menu|Edit menu]] a window appears in which station positions are displayed as a table.[[Image:StationCoord.png|thumb|200px|Set receiver window]]
-Default fields displayed in this table are: Station name, X, Y & Z coordinates. Coordinates are usually expressed as cartesian distance in meters from an arbitrary origin point.
+Default fields displayed in this table are: Station name, X, Y & Z coordinates.
 Receiver positions can be edited in different ways.
 A first option is to edit the relative position of each selected station directly by typing it in the X, Y & Z fields.
 It is also possible to add station in current selection pressing the ''add station'' button.
-A second option is to load a coordinate file in ASCII format. This four column file has to contain receivers names and relative X, Y & Z coordinates. It has to be noted that station names cannot contain blanks. An example is provided hereafter.
+A second option is to press the ''load'' button in order to load a coordinate file in ASCII format or a [[SciFigs: Multi-column Parser|parser]]. When the load button is pressed it is possible to browse to the directory of the selected coordinate file and open it. As the open button is pressed a new window appears by which importing options can be specified, like for instance coordinates units or file columns/rows to be read (refer to the [[SciFigs: Multi-column Parser|parser]] page for further details).
   # Station_name        X      Y       Z
   # (station_name cannot contain blanks)
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-When the load button is pressed it is possible to browse to the directory of the selected coordinate file and open it.
+Furthermore starting from the Set receiver window it is possible to display the absolute distance in meters and the azimuth in degrees calculated between any receiver pair. In order to calculate distances beetween receiver pairs, push the ''Rel. pos.'' button in the Set receivers window; in this way a new window appears. In this window you can press the add button in order to display distance and azimuth between receiver pair. You can select any receiver pair clicking in the cells that contain the receiver names. Furthermor it is possible to add (and remove) new receiver pairs as rows in the same  window and display the average distance and azimuth.

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-Set receivers option  allows to edit and ..... positions of receivers in a relative reference system.
+Set receivers option  allows to edit and ..... positions of receivers in a relative or absolute reference system.
-When the set receiver button is pushed in the [[Geopsy: Edit menu|Edit menu]] a window appears in which station relative postions are displayed as a table.
+When the set receiver button is pushed in the [[Geopsy: Edit menu|Edit menu]] a window appears in which station positions are displayed as a table.
-Default fields displayed in this table are: Station name, X, Y & Z coordinates. Coordinates are expressed as cartesian distance in meters from an arbitrary origin point.
+Default fields displayed in this table are: Station name, X, Y & Z coordinates. Coordinates are usually expressed as cartesian distance in meters from an arbitrary origin point.
 Receiver positions can be edited in different ways.
 A first option is to edit the relative position of each selected station directly by typing it in the X, Y & Z fields.
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 When the load button is pressed it is possible to browse to the directory of the selected coordinate file and open it.
-Starting from this window it is possible to display the absolute distance in meters and the azimuth in degrees calculated between any receiver pair. In order to calculate distances beetween receiver pairs, push the ''Rel. pos.'' button in the Set receivers window; in this way a new window appears. In this window you can press the add button in order to display distance and azimuth between receiver pair. You can select any receiver pair clicking in the cells that contain the receiver names. Furthermor is it possible to add (and remove) new receiver pairs as rows in the same  window and display the average distance and azimuth.
+Starting from this window it is possible to display the absolute distance in meters and the azimuth in degrees calculated between any receiver pair. In order to calculate distances beetween receiver pairs, push the ''Rel. pos.'' button in the Set receivers window; in this way a new window appears. In this window you can press the add button in order to display distance and azimuth between receiver pair. You can select any receiver pair clicking in the cells that contain the receiver names. Furthermor it is possible to add (and remove) new receiver pairs as rows in the same  window and display the average distance and azimuth.