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> Don,
>
> Yo we got little tiny earthquakes - see attached image
>
We've had a problem with scaling of location displays.
> The depths are all 0; any way to plot them at the depth in the data file? I
> see part of
> each line in the file is like "0.60 km" which looks like a depth.
>
The xml is georss. Other than the geo:lat, geo:lon fields we really don't know
what the other fields are (e.g., dc:subject) so we really have nothing to go on.
If you guys really need this you could always write a proxy-cgi thing on the
unavco
web site that fetches the georss and converts it to the idv locations xml
format on the
fly.
>where would the places.xml file go to get included in the geonidv.jar plugin?
If you call it <anything>locations.xml the idv will pick it up as a location
file.
You can always look at the patterns defined in IdvResourceManager:
public static final IdvResource RSC_LOCATIONS =
new XmlIdvResource("idv.resource.locations",
"Fixed station locations",
"(locations.*\\.xml$|locations.*\\.csv$)");
-Jeff
Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: WHQ-301065
Department: Support IDV
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed