Triton TritonMap - Manual (Page 68)

June 2004 DelphMap™ User's Manual
Isis Echoing to DelphMap
This function echoes cursor selections in Isis to DelphMap. When a user
left-clicks anywhere in the Isis waterfall window, not only is the Isis Cursor
information updated, but markers are placed in DelphMap at the
corresponding position.
These echo markers, in the shape of blue crosses, appear in DelphMap,
providing DelphMap is open and a projection established. All but the last
echo marker selected will be erased when the DelphMap window is resized
in any way (pan, zoom out, zoom extents, etc.). To erase the last echo
marker, use the refresh button in DelphMap. Echo markers are temporary
and are not saved once DelphMap is closed.
Importing a Pipeline or Pipespan File
This feature is under development.
Importing a Classification File
Named, tagged features in a seabed that have been saved as a
classification files in the DXF format can be imported into DelphMap as
layers.
To import a classification file
From the main menu choose Project
→Import→Import
Classification File.
The system displays a Projection Settings dialog box.
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2.
3.
If you need to change any of the input or output settings, click
Change, which takes you to additional dialog boxes (such as
Input or Output Projection Settings
→Select
Projection
→Select Datum); or, if you know the settings are
already correct, click OK.
The system displays a Browse for Folder dialog box.
Select a folder to contain all the files that the system will create
and associate with this importation and click OK.
The system imports the DXF file containing the seabed classification
information into the current Digit layer. Figure 22 shows an example
of this kind of imported file.
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