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| - | The filename of the file that will be imported is '''Dekadal_Actual_Rainfall_2002_Bangladesh.dat'''. This file contains dekadal rainfall for 2002: | + | The filename of the file that will be imported is ''Dekadal_Actual_Rainfall_2002_Bangladesh.dat''. This file contains dekadal rainfall for 2002 |
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| - | The next screen pops up: | ||
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| - | Please note that missing values are shown as blank cells. Press <next>: | ||
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| - | Assume that we want to add the stations to the ‘Example1’ list. Longitude, Latitude etc. are already specified, so we leave those fields empty. | ||
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| - | The stations are indeed found in the database. We get to the next screen: | ||
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| - | The dekadal rainfall starts in column 7. First we specify the type of data after pressing the corresponding button on the left side of the screen. We see: | ||
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| - | After pressing <Ok> we see: | ||
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| - | Now have to specify the parameter (=rainfall): | ||
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| - | We specify the dekad: | ||
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| - | The month does not have to be specified, the dekad number goes from 1 to 36. We specify the year: | ||
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| - | Just before pressing the <import> button you see: | ||
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| - | Then you see: | ||
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| - | Check the availability of the data in the database with the SUIVI - Graph function: | + | {|"class=prettytable" cellpadding="15" border="1" style="border-collapse:collapse" |
| + | |width="225"|The next screen pops up||[[Image:image019.png|500px|]] | ||
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| + | |width="225"|Please note that missing values are shown as blank cells. Press <next>||[[Image:image021.png|500px|]] | ||
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| + | |width="225"|Assume the data are imported into the ‘Example1’ stations list. Longitude, Latitude etc. are already specified, so those fields are not specified. ||[[Image:image023.png|image023.png]] | ||
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| + | |width="225"|The stations are found in the database. Pressing <Next> brings up the next screen||[[Image:image025.png|image025.png]] | ||
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| + | |width="225"|The data definition screen appears.||[[Image:image027.png|500px|]] | ||
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| + | |width="225"|The dekadal rainfall starts in column 7. First the type of data is specified after pressing the corresponding button on the left side of the screen.||[[Image:image029.png|image029.png]] | ||
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| + | |width="225"|After pressing <Ok> this window appears||[[Image:image031.png|500px|]] | ||
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| + | |width="225"|The agro-meteorological parameter (=rainfall) is specified||[[Image:image033.png|image033.png]] | ||
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| + | |width="225"|The dekad is specified||[[Image:image035.png|image035.png]] | ||
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| + | |width="225"|The month does not have to be specified, the dekad number goes from 1 to 36. The year is specified: | ||
| + | ||[[Image:image037.png|image037.png]] | ||
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| + | |width="225"|Just before pressing the <import> button this screen is shown:||[[Image:image039.png|500px|]] | ||
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| + | |width="225"|The import runs...||[[Image:image041.png|image041.png]] | ||
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| + | |width="225"|Check the availability of the data in the database with the Database - Graph function:||[[Image:image043.png|500px|]] | ||
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| + | </blockquote> | ||
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[edit]Example of importing ASCII data into the AgrometShell database
The filename of the file that will be imported is Dekadal_Actual_Rainfall_2002_Bangladesh.dat. This file contains dekadal rainfall for 2002
The next screen pops up 
Please note that missing values are shown as blank cells. Press <next> 
Assume the data are imported into the ‘Example1’ stations list. Longitude, Latitude etc. are already specified, so those fields are not specified. 
The stations are found in the database. Pressing <Next> brings up the next screen 
The data definition screen appears. 
The dekadal rainfall starts in column 7. First the type of data is specified after pressing the corresponding button on the left side of the screen. 
After pressing <Ok> this window appears 
The agro-meteorological parameter (=rainfall) is specified 
The dekad is specified 
The month does not have to be specified, the dekad number goes from 1 to 36. The year is specified: 
Just before pressing the <import> button this screen is shown: 
The import runs... 
Check the availability of the data in the database with the Database - Graph function: 
