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Submitting a station after the event / report generation
In a situation where i have received an observation, but they are not on OW,? i am unable to create a text report with OW, for import into SODIS.? ?This happens when i put out a request for observation, and someone who is not a regular occultation observer, responds.
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I can add the observer in OWC, but im not sure this is propagate through to OWD (after the event).? ?I have already created a template for the observer in the OW template folder.? ?It just needs to be filled with the event details but i can't do this.
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Any thoughts?
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Tim |
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýHi TimIn the case when using a DVTI Cam, there is an option to import events also manually or based on an XML file. The XML file can easily be created on the OWC page by copy/pasting the relevant section into a textfile and then upload this file into the DVTI Tool. This section usually appears on the event screen, further down after the "Error Ellipses": Import of the XML file into the DVTI Tool: I used this procedure already a couple of times for special events or when for instance my location was too far away from the path and filtered out by OW. However I think you don't use a DVTI Cam, right? Regards, Stefan Am 07.02.2025 um 15:12 schrieb Tim
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Hi Stefan - no im not a DVTI user, but we now have a user in the UK ;-)
To follow up on this, the xml provides the asteroid number and name (and orbit).? Does your tool calculate the mid time for the user which?is also needed in the file upload to SODIS. I can see this idea could be elaborated to provide non dvti-cam users a means to fill the OW template, but would require another tool to merge the fields in two text files. (OW template and Occult XML).? ?Not too difficult for a programmer i would suggest, but seem to be over-kill for the purpose.??
It would be nicer if OWC could copy sites to OWD after the event.? This doent seem to happen.
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Im looking forward to our "GB" dvti-cam user's impressions.? These will be shared on the UK group forum i expect.
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Tim (Oxfordshire, UK) |
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýHi Tim>>To follow up on this, the xml provides the asteroid number and name (and orbit).? Does your tool calculate the mid time for the user which?is also needed in the file upload to SODIS. Yes, exactly. This is the same as other tools such as Occult would also do, when the XML file is imported there. I just created a testfile from OWC and imported that into Occult (Asteroid predictions > List & Display > Open...): >>I can see this idea could be elaborated to provide non dvti-cam users a means to fill the OW template, but would require another tool to merge the fields in two text files. (OW template and Occult XML).? ?Not too difficult for a programmer i would suggest, but seem to be over-kill for the purpose.?? You can also use the DVTI Cam Tool for this purpose, if you don't have such a camera. The tool is freely available. Just open it, go to the calendar, import an XML file and download the report (as if you have already observed the event). A lot of user specific fields are then missing, but basically the report is filled in with all the event data and can be uploaded into SODIS. You then need just to update all the other fields on the SODIS screen manually. Here how that looks with my testfile for an event of this evening: which will create the prefilled SODIS report... Eventually you can also define first you personal settings under "Edit" so, that this will also be included in the report automatically. You just need to add the relevant entries than under "More" from the pulldown menu before creating the final report: I think that all should work, even if you don't have a DVTI Cam. But I have not fully tested that until the end ;-) >>Im looking forward to our "GB" dvti-cam user's impressions.? These will be shared on the UK group forum i expect. Yes, me too ;-) Regards, Stefan Am 08.02.2025 um 11:33 schrieb Tim
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