So I kept myself busy for a while writing my own Python code to plot station-station survey data that can be run in a web browser via Google Colab.
It is in a state where it functions and can be shared, instructions are available at https://github.com/EdwardALockhart/ShotPlot which includes some example data (shamefully pulled from a recent public UKC post and formatted accordingly).
This challenge was mostly to see how easy it would be to replicate what complex software like Survex does, but it might be useful for those who want simple and quick plots without having to play around with local software and specific file formats.
If anyone wants to submit any real world survey data, this will greatly help my testing, it would be appreciated.
Do let me know what you think. More functionality will be added in due course but the aim is to keep it as simple as possible.
Cheers
Ed
It is in a state where it functions and can be shared, instructions are available at https://github.com/EdwardALockhart/ShotPlot which includes some example data (shamefully pulled from a recent public UKC post and formatted accordingly).
This challenge was mostly to see how easy it would be to replicate what complex software like Survex does, but it might be useful for those who want simple and quick plots without having to play around with local software and specific file formats.
If anyone wants to submit any real world survey data, this will greatly help my testing, it would be appreciated.
Do let me know what you think. More functionality will be added in due course but the aim is to keep it as simple as possible.
Cheers
Ed
