The next step for the surface mapping data is being exported to a KML file. KML has actually been an easy markup to understand. It’s structured similar to HTML, but has unique tags identifying various data formats and visual styles.… Continue Reading
*Original Post for 7/1/2010* The next modification to the SMS data is to remove any lines without a latitude and longitude, as the data of an unknown point isn’t useful. The columns can be identified by a -99 value or… Continue Reading
I’ve found an easier solution to removing the bad Surface Mapping System (SMS) data instead of using a character mask as I had mentioned in my last post. The data will actually end up in several environments that will need… Continue Reading
Still coding the reader for the Surface Mapping System (SMS) data. Last week I got most functions working, the files are read in, converted to tab delimited, then stored in a main file. I’ve found that multiple file operations are… Continue Reading
I started coding a program to parse the .csv formatted data from the Sharp into a tab delimited format. I had the following observations as I was coding: Even though most C# programmers I’ve learned from have been declaring variables… Continue Reading
After losing important parts of the Day 6 set of videos, I went on-line to learn how to get a SQL application running. I had check several places, including source code websites like planet-source-code.com, and not many of them had… Continue Reading
I turned on my laptop when I got in yesterday morning to see “Operating System not found”, the computers language for saying my boot record just got added to the list of data corruption. Being the 3rd time this year… Continue Reading
In the time I was waiting for my account to be activated to blog I have gotten through the following: Chapters 1-6 in Visual C# Step by Step I’ve had experience in C and programming from some classes I had… Continue Reading
I’m Mike Bender, a new intern at UD. I’m working in C# and ASP.Net. I have had some programming experience in C among other languages. Some of the tools I’ve found useful in learning C# have been Visual C# Step… Continue Reading
Welcome to the OCEANIC Interns blog site. This site will serve as a repository of the progress that our interns make as they learn new technologies in support of OCEANIC research projects. Their resources, trials, projects and comments on the… Continue Reading