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Hello all.

We are working with site data for the first time and have successfully
created a site map of 314 wells. (That's the good news...)

However, we now can't figure out how to get values associated with each well.
We have 1) chemical concentrations found in each well and 2) test ID data
(and more) that we would like to use as data for the well sites.

Is the only way to input site data through RIM? Will we have to use s.db.rim
to do it?

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Also, what are ISM and S? Are they distributed with GRASS? We have heard
that they are, but don't know where to find them.
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Thanks from 2 rookies...

ngreeley@hanover-crrel.army.mil
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ss, our "command tool" window loses its scroll and
|acts like a "shell tool". Attempts to enable scrolling through the
|"term pane " menu causes the following error messag|e ; "exiting vi
|will enable scrolling". Since commands sometimes print more than will
|fit in a window, we would like to have the scroll capability asa well
|as the editorial capability available in the "command tools." Any
|ideas?
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|Keith M. Mitchell
|Agronomy - University of Illinois
|keith@piked2.agn.uiuc.edu
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Michael

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Date: Tue, 7 Jul 92 16:42:01 EDT
From: ngreeley@hanover-crrel.army.mil (Nancy Greeley)

We are working with site data for the first time and have successfully
created a site map of 314 wells. (That's the good news...)

However, we now can't figure out how to get values associated with each well.
We have 1) chemical concentrations found in each well and 2) test ID data
(and more) that we would like to use as data for the well sites.

After you figure out a scheme for quantization (i.e., assigning categories),
you can get values associated by modfiying sites to look like:

  E|N|#n label

where "E|N" is the easting/northing (well location),
      "n" is the category number (maybe the well number), and
      "label" is the chemical concentration

make another copy of the file for your other data.
--
Darrell McCauley
Department of Agricultural Engineering
Purdue University