Hello Francesco and Others, I wrote the program called "drum.exe" that requests data files from the "SDR" logging computer and then convert these binary data files into a "GIF" format file, report. The converted data can be digitally filtered , and automatically or manual scaled. The report can be "yesterdays" data or an update of today's data. Its operation depends on an external "scheduling" program, which launches this program at, predetermined times. This form of operation allows for greater flexibility. As the "scheduling" program may be specific program, a server "cgi" request and so on. I use WinSchedular to launch the program and AutoFTP to send the generated "GIF" reports to two web sites. You see, my station is some 11 kilometres from home. Anyhow you might want to check out Charlie's site at http://elfrad.com for an example of the "today's" version of the program. The shortest "SDR" time sequence is 120 minutes and the longest is 720 minutes. All the parameters are kept in a "*.ini" file associated with the program. It contains all the directory locations, file names, low pass, high pass, notch, band pass filter settings, display scale and so on. At the moment the code is being beta tested. It seems there may be some small interest in the program, but I'll need to talk to Larry and Charlie Plyler before I release the program freely. The "SDR" file structure is Larry's and the code probably wouldn't have been written this year without Charlie's interest in the magnetic data. So if all goes well you and any "PSN" members are welcome to the program. Remember for it to run in an automatic mode you need a networked computer to the "SDR" logging computer. You can manually load the "SDR" files and use the program to generate a report but that's labour intensive. This program is only a Helio-plot of the data not an analysis program. I hope this is helpful. If you or a PSN member, sill want the program, Email me at: ajbv@............ and then I'll approach the participants for approval. Cheers Arie PS: I write terrible documentation: > Relevant idea and good realization. > >From some weeks I and Mauro Mariotti, of PSN-Italy, are interested in the same features. > I send an e-mail to Larry to know a right way to visualize on web the traces of the stations from SDR. Actually the only syst em is to replay from Winquake a lot of time of record, then it save automatically into a gif format and at least put it in the web server. To do this action we have realized a batch file that, every * minutes generate a replay file into sdr replay direct ory and save a gif file. Not too complicated. > But the problem is that so doing, we show by internet a winquake trace and window, with a Y view not resizable and one row on ly... > I wish to view all the traces of the day, or the traces recorded within a certain point. > Almost the same thing of your software....... > > To send the gif file into web server we will use a freeware software (watchcam) that automatically create an html page with t he immage, connect with our ISP and upload the right directory every 1 (or + or -)hour. > > Please, can you tell me more information about your program? > __________________________________________________________ Public Seismic Network Mailing List (PSN-L)
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