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Syncing a Palm OS PDA under Windows Vista or Windows 7
See this document.
ProfondeurPuits.pdf document explaining the physical model and
the mathematical treatment underlying the Pit Sounder form by its author, Pierre Beauchemin (in French)
A 4'-video on sketch elements grouping in Auriga 2.03
A 10'-video of what's new in Auriga 1.24+
A 5'-video of what's new in Auriga 1.18+
Brandon Kowallis' five excellent video tutorials (5' QuickTime MP4)
Documentation
on the use of Auriga produced by Antonio Alcalá Ortiz (in Spanish)
Importing raw data into an Auriga database
Requirements
- Create a Sample cave database (DB) on POSE, inputting a survey shot and session similar to those to be imported
- Right-click on POSE and use the Export database menu item to transfer the DB as a Windows file
- Run PAR to extract the DB records using the following command:
par x Sample_Cave.pdb -A Sample_info
This will extract the cave parameters into the Sample_info file and the survey shot and sessions records into
.pdr files (in this order.) You may use these files as templates for the next step
- Using the public Auriga file format, write a Windows executable to create a single file for
each survey shot and session records, perhaps reading the data from a text file. Be aware of C structures of unions
and the fact that Palm OS devices use a little-endian processor (i.e. the lowest byte in a word is the least significant)
- Create the target cave database:
par c -n Target_Cave.pdb -v 56 -I AURI -T Cave -a backup
- Append cave parameters:
par a Target_Cave.pdb -A Sample_info
- Repeatedly append survey shot records from Shotnnn files:
par a Target_Cave.pdb -c 1 Shotnnn
- Repeatedly append session records from Sessionnnn files:
par a Target_Cave.pdb -c 2 Sessionnnn
- Load the DB into POSE, reorganize it using the Maintenance form in Auriga and extract it back
from POSE using its Export database menu item
Other programming projects for geeks who want to help
- An Auriga->plain text converter
- An Auriga->comma-delimited text converter
Contact Auriga's authors:
Luc Le Blanc (Palm OS software)
Christian Chénier (HotSync conduit)
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