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 basis. I think this is more correct because the centerline is a direct reflection of the survey notebooks. In the case of an error, this allows you to quickly navigate to notebooks. Entire cave centerline assembled in index file inside centerline directory.

3) I do not tie maps tightly to survey trips because it's usually more convenient to draw a map that covers a cave part (passage, grotto) rather than surveying trip.

I call such dedicated part of the cave as `subsystem`. Subsystem maps are stored in separate subsystem directories. In each directory there are files `thconfig`, * .th2 and a file `maps.th` in which the definition of maps and joins is stored.

I store the definition of maps of the entire cave in the top directory in the `maps.th` file in which I connect the` maps.th` files from the subsystems' directories. I do not use therion namespaces for maps because the number of maps are much smaller than the surveys. Uniqueness of names of maps I support manually.

Folder structure example:

cave
    +-- survey# scanned notebooks
        +-- trip1
            +-- 1.jpg
            +-- 2.jpg
        +-- 3.jpg
    +-- trip2
    +-- trip3
    +-- trip4
+-- cl                        # centerline
        +-- cave.th               # index file with equates
        +-- trip1.th
        +-- trip2.th
        +-- trip3.th
        +-- trip4.th
    +-- model
        +-- thconfig
    +-- map
        +-- p                     # plan
            +-- subsystem1
                +-- 1.th2
                +-- 2.th2
                +-- maps.th
                +-- thconfig
            +-- subsystem2
                +-- 3.th2
                +-- maps.th
                +-- thconfig
            +-- maps.th
            +-- thconfig
        +-- rr                     # extended elevation
        +-- r240                   # elevationat 240


06.07.2017 03:08, Bruce Mutton via Therion пишет:

A little while ago I explored the effects of different ways of relating scraps and maps to surveys, and to the files that contain them.

I came up with the attached text, which I might get around to turning into a wiki page sometime. There are links to some examples already available via the wiki.

Before I wiki-ise it, I’d like some feedback, or criticism, as appropriate! Is it helpful? (I think so)

Footleg, I plagiarised your page, just a little.

Also, if Danilo Magnani or Will Urbanski are still listening, or if someone knows how to contact them, I’d like permission to put on the wiki the project samples they posted to this forum some years ago. Those are named Complesso - Buc di V, and DDC – Radio Collar Cave.

Bruce



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