Survex query LRUD data

[Matt Kirby]

Hey thanks for all for the answers. I've managed to get the 'passage' 
command to work and have played around with some simple junctions. I 
understand the need to terminate at the junction, I tried to do a tee 
junction as a single file but survex made one of the ends go to a point. All 
sorted now.

For your information, I'm working with a version of Survex (version 1.1.12) 
which Phil Underwood modified for us in 2009 (just before the Mulu exp) to 
provide a 'terrain' view in light green lines. Have any of the later 
versions incorporated this mod, it's very useful? I've not tried the later 
versions as this one works well.

Many thanks.

Matt

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From: "Footleg" <drfootleg at gmail.com>
Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2013 10:32 AM
To: "Graham Mullan" <graham.mullan at coly.org.uk>
Cc: "Matt Kirby" <mattkirby99 at hotmail.com>; "survex" <survex at survex.com>
Subject: Re: Survex query LRUD data

> A simple example Matt. Note how a second passage data heading is
> needed for the start of the side passage. Otherwise the Survex viewer
> draws a passage wall from the end of one branch back to the junction.
> You need a recent version of survex for this feature to be in the
> viewer too. So make sure you are not using an old install of Survex.
>
> *BEGIN Uzu-Gour090410
>
> *DATE 2009.04.10
> *CALIBRATE declination 2.01
>
> 0 1 4.01 55.12  2.88
> 1 2 6.67 109.20 -1.37
> 2 3 7.57 82.82 -1.46
> 3 4 15.71 17.50  1.20
> *FLAGS SPLAY
> 4 4a 1.95 226.25 -0.27
> 4 4b 0.46 66.80 13.93
> 4 4c 5.65 182.84 82.67
> 4 4d 1.04 275.59 -86.30
> *FLAGS NOT SPLAY
> 4 5 2.73 244.54  2.61
> 5 6 4.22 318.30  0.41
> 6 7 4.92 29.58 -2.12
> 7 8 9.81 58.72  0.94
> 8 9 8.60 28.70 -6.68
> 9 10 5.68 82.92  5.68
> 5 11 6.56 44.65  4.54
> 11 12 9.03 72.19  1.22
> 12 13 3.05 46.22  1.28
> 13 14 6.89 86.27 -0.51
> 14 15 6.61 61.48  0.09
>
> *data passage station left right up down
> 0 0.66 1.17 1.62 1.32
> 1 0.67 1.24 6.48 1.27
> 2 0.71 0.97 2.48 1.16
> 3 1.07 0.7 5.83 0.88
> 4 1.95 0.0 5.65 1.04
> 5 0.0 2.1 5.42 1.23
> 6 0.0 5.31 0.72 1.8
> 7 1.72 4.86 1.49 0.88
> 8 0.6 1.4 1.87 1.17
> 9 1.22 1.01 1.19 0.26
> 10 1.2 0.95 1.56 0.76
>
> *data passage station left right up down
> 5 0.0 2.1 5.42 1.23
> 11 1.06 1.22 3.26 1.18
> 12 1.22 0.39 9.07 1.17
> 13 0.96 1.08 9.41 1.51
> 14 1.06 0.0 7.65 1.29
> 15 1.54 0.24 6.36 1.07
>
> *END Uzu-Gour090410
>
> On 25 July 2013 06:47, Graham Mullan <graham.mullan at coly.org.uk> wrote:
>> Matt
>>
>> For each set of data it is easier to separate out the LRUD stuff, so that
>> you have the usual:
>>
>> Data Normal From To Compass Clino  Length Ignoreall (or however you do 
>> it)
>>
>> followed by that data,
>>
>> Then you have:
>>
>> Data dimensions station Left Right Up Down
>>
>> Followed by that data.
>>
>> Graham
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>>
>> On 23/07/2013 12:01, Matt Kirby wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi Wooky, how are you.
>>>
>>> I have a survex query. In all the time I've been working on the Mulu
>>> dataset I've never tried to incorporate the left right up down data, 
>>> it's
>>> been there in the svx files but unused. I've recently been trying to
>>> incorporate it but can't work out the command to let me do this, nor can 
>>> I
>>> find anything in the manual to explain how it works. Can you enlighten 
>>> me?
>>>
>>> Cheers
>>>
>>> Matt
>>>
>>
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