Yes I think it is useful, clarifies what I think I understand. Might
terrify a beginner. I obviously prefer Footleg's structure, but have used
elements of them all when data demanded.
Andrew
On 5 Jul 2017 9:08 pm, "Bruce Mutton via Therion" wrote:
> A little while ago I explored the effects of
Hello Bruce and All
I had to draw a few large caves and I want to share my experience:
1) I always keep scanned survey notebooks. This is an artifact obtained
in a cave and is the source of truth.
2) I store the entire centerline in a separate directory with a split
into files on a trip basi
Hi Bruce,
An interesting read. I think the test of any model is how well it handles
the exceptions. In the case of my own projects (where I use my recommended
structure of course) I have cases where I have to draw up a section of cave
which spans more than one trip in one drawing (typically diffic
Cc: Footleg
Subject: Re: [Therion] Therion Theory - scrap and map definitions
Hi Bruce,
An interesting read. I think the test of any model is how well it handles the
exceptions. In the case of my own projects (where I use my recommended
structure of course) I have cases where I have to
Hello Bruce,
I've forwarded your email to Will Urbanski in regards to permission for
using the Radio Collar Cave data.
Best regards,
Jonny
---
Please excuse my brevity, I am responding from my phone.
On Jul 5, 2017 4:09 PM, "Bruce Mutton via Therion"
wrote:
> A little while ago I explored
> 10. 7. 2017 v 12:08, Bruce Mutton via Therion :
>
> Before I wiki-ise it, I’d like some feedback, or criticism, as appropriate!
> Is it helpful? (I think so)
>
Hi Bruce and all,
after many years of experimenting I made a presentation of What is behind
Therion. You may download it here: ht
> 10. 7. 2017 v 20:54, Martin Sluka via Therion :
>
> north_branch_scrap1_170321.th2
> north_branch_scrap2_170321.th2
> north_branch_scrap3_170321.th2
>
I apologize myself, more logical would be:
north_branch_17032