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7. Gama-local companion tools

With gama-local come several companion command line tools, most of them being conversion programs for various data formats.


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7.1 gama-local-deformation

Program gama-local-deformation reads XML adjustment results files from two dates (epochs), compute differences for adjusted points common in both epochs, calculate the covariance matrix of the differences and optionally renders the deformation diagram in SVG output file.

 
Usage: gama-local-deformation epoch1.xml epoch2.xml [--text file] [--svg file]
       gama-local-deformation --version
       gama-local-deformation --help

Options:

epoch1 and epoch2 are adjustment results in XML format of the surveying network.
           The program computes the shift vectors of common adjusted points
           and their corresponding covariance matrix.

--text     deformation analyses in textual format. If missing, standard
           output device is used (i.e. screen).
--svg      if defined, the program writes SVG image of the second epoch
           adjustment with standard deviation ellipses and points' shits.
           The network schema is available only in 2D (xy coordinates only).
--version
--help

Report bugs to: <bug-gama@gnu.org>
GNU gama home page: <https://www.gnu.org/software/gama/>
General help using GNU software: <https://www.gnu.org/gethelp/>
fig/data_1-2
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7.2 gama-local-gkf2yaml

Program gama-local-gkf2yaml converts input XML format of gama-local (in Gama project usually denoted with extension gkf) to yaml format.

 
gama-local-gkf2yaml input.gkf [output.yaml]

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7.3 gama-local-yaml2gkf

Program gama-local-yaml2gkf converts YAML input to XML imput format.

 
gama-local-yaml2gkf input.yaml  [ output.gkf ]

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7.4 gama-local-xml2sql

Program gama-local-xml2sql converts gama-local XML input format (aka gkf) to SQL script.

 
Usage: gama-local-xml2sql configuration (xml_input|-) [sql_output|-]

Convert XML adjustment input of gama-local to SQL

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7.5 gama-local-xml2txt

Conversion from adjustment XML output to text format.

 
Usage: gama-local-xml2txt [options] < std_input > std_output

Convert XML adjustment output of gama-local to text format

Options:

--angles     400 | 360
--language   en | ca | cz | du | fi | fr | hu | ru | ua 
--encoding   utf-8 | iso-8859-2 | iso-8859-2-flat | cp-1250 | cp-1251
--help

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7.6 krumm2gama-local

GNU Gama sources come with an extensive set of testing data examples in the directory tests where subdirectory tests/krumm contains examples from the book by Friedhelm Krumm, Geodetic Network Adjustment Examples, Geodätisches Institut Universität Stuttgart, https://www.gis.uni-stuttgart.de, Rev. 3.5 January 20, 2020. All these examples are distributed with GNU Gama with permission from the author.

Conversion program krumm2gama-local converts the examples data format defined in the book to the gama-local XML input format. For more details read the file tests/krumm/input.README.md.

 
Conversion from data format used in Geodetic Network Adjustment Examples
by Friedhelm Krumm to XML input format of gama-local (GNU Gama)
https://www.gis.uni-stuttgart.de/lehre/campus-docs/adjustment_examples.pdf

     krumm2gama-local  input_file  [ output_file  ]
     krumm2gama-local < std_input  [ > std_output ]

Options:
-h, --help      this text
-v, --version   print program version
-e, --examples  add the following comment to the generated XML file

     This example is based on published material Geodetic Network Adjustment
     Examples by Friedhelm Krumm, Geodätisches Institut Universität Stuttgart,
     Rev. 3.5, January 20, 2020

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