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... * Survey Calculator — Free Station resection, Precise Trigonometric Leveing, Resection etc * Monitoring — leveling adjustment and special monitoring adjustments for deformation surveys. * Coordinate Transformations — affine,Helmert etc transformations 2d,3d. * Editors for GSI,RW5 files. *DiNi to Excel — digital leveling file converter

This handy Excel VBA macro was designed for the telecom market, where you are able to convert points to KML, as well as sectors (as used in mobile network base stations) and links (as used for microwave links). Technical info presented in the resulting KML output file is not to be used for engineering / planning purposes. This was not the intention of this VBA tool. The only intention was to create a conversion tool with additional information presented in the KML file for display only...

https://formread.org FormRead is a completely free OMR (optical mark recognition) web software for scanning and grading user-filled, multiple choice forms. Create your formats with any of your office or drawing tools, scan them and parameterize their coordinates in an easy way. Once you have parameterized your form, you can print many of them, give it to your students/respondents, scan and recognize them with formread, and you can finally export the data in your preferred formats (excel, pdf, csv)

Cooldt calculate the cooling duration of a multi-layers pipe in a cold environment. The duration to reach the “Final fluid temperature” or cool-down time (CDT) is calculated by solving the heat equation in cylindrical coordinates with a flux conservative formulation.

Allows for simultaneous crawling of multiple URLs up to a depth of 3 levels and then to export all connections and coordinates to Excel 2003 for further use in social network analysis tools. You can also visualize and simulate the created network.

This program reads a txt file with various coordinates (lat/long or utm) and converts them all to another system (utm or lat/long, respectively), copying the results to clipboard (where it can be pasted in MS Excel or similar).

Uses Excel to remap one set of XY coordinates on any other set of XY coordinates and, more importantly, allows the user to deal with "wrap arounds" of type often seen in vectorised wireline log data (i.e. in the Y plane). Designed for use with Didger.