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Revision as of 07:32, 16 June 2010

Basic Information

Name of Program

DATAUS

Version-Date

January 1999

Description-Date

January 1999

Catchwords

extraction of soundings
interesting area

Short Description of Functionality

The program DATAUS extracts the soundings of an interesting area out of a file with soundings of a larger area.

Input-Files

  1. file which contains echo soundings of type geom.dat (FORTRAN-Format '(2(f15.2,1x),f15.3)' ), digi.gkk , written in FORTRAN format '(2(f10.2,1x),f6.2)' or another userdefined FORTRAN format (x,y,z).
  2. (optional) file with boundary of the interesting area (Typ poly.dat)

Output-Files

  1. file which contains echo soundings for the interesting area of type geom.dat (FORTRAN-Format '(2(f15.2,1x),f15.3)' ), written in FORTRAN format '(2(f10.2,1x),f6.2)' or another userdefined FORTRAN format (x,y,z).
  2. (optional) file of type gkslog.dat (terminal protocol). This file enables the user to rerun a session a second time!

Methodology

The program reads the soundings sequentially, tests whether they are inside the given area and writes them into the new file if they are inside.

Remarks: The program offers the possibility of a terminal protocol, as the GKS-programs HVIEW2D und VVIEW2D do. If the program is then run a second time, this protocol is automatically read and the same results are created again.

Program(s) to run before this Program

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Program(s) to run after this Program

ARCGIS, ArcGIS-Applications, CFLOOR, FD2ADDTOPO

Additional Information

Language

Fortran90

Additional software

-

Original Version

M. Boehlich, I. Uliczka

Maintenance

G. Seiß

Documentation/Literature

self-explanatory


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