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Penobscot River RKM Calculator
Look up in river distances in the Penobscot River drainage.
Allows user to input a .csv of UTM coordinates within the Penobscot River basin and calculates in-river distance (in kilometers) from the river's mouth to the locations of interest. The results are output into a new .csv file named yourfilename+RKM.csv. For the purposes of this calculator, river kilometer 0 is located at 516414E 4927755N in UTM Zone 19N, near the southwest corner of Verona Island. Simply download the setup file and run it to install the program. Please contact me... -
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Mobile Tracking Processor
An easy way to remove noise from mobile telemetry data
This program takes a .txt input file containing the raw output from a Lotek SRX800 receiver and removes false detections based on a user-provided .csv of tagging data. -
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NOFI ranking
The Non-Outlier Fragment Ion ranking for enhaced DIA quantification
The NOFI ranking algorithm has been developed to assign low priority to fragment ions affected by interference. The implementation is an R script that can be customized. A future version will contain a modular version. The outline is as follows: 1) The input contains the list of SWATH fragment ion XICs from the identified and quantified peptides by software tools such as Skyline and OpenSWATH. 2) The first step in NOFI is the computation of the 4 attributes (RTd, FWHMd, IRd and IRrep) used...
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