On 2012-03-04, at 10:51, Torstein Finnesand wrote: > Actually, there are several morphometric values that would be very > interesting, - if Therion could calculate them. For instance the horisontal > passage area of the scraps/map and the volume of the cave.
Some of this is calculated by `cavern` (Part of Survex) if you have installed it and Therion is using it. I see the output in therion.log (only when running `therion -d`?): $ cat therion.log ... processing survey data ... ####################### cavern log file ######################## 1> Survex 1.2.5 2> Copyright ? 1990-2012 Olly Betts 3> 4> Survey contains 257 survey stations, joined by 259 legs. 5> There are 3 loops. 6> Total length of survey legs = 630.36m ( 630.12m adjusted) 7> Total plan length of survey legs = 625.40m 8> Total vertical length of survey legs = 42.82m 9> Vertical range = 3.51m (from 169 at 255.68m to 26 at 252.17m) 10> North-South range = 32.41m (from 34 at 1097443.72m to 220 at 1097411.31m) 11> East-West range = 50.22m (from 186 at 5635035.26m to 254 at 5634985.04m) 12> 103 1-nodes. 13> 82 2-nodes. 14> 50 3-nodes. 15> 13 4-nodes. 16> 5 5-nodes. 17> 4 6-nodes. ⦠#################### end of cavern log file #################### ⦠--md
