(Development supported by NSF Grant 0106538)
Intercept+Squish.xls (05/06/02 MSExcel) - determines apparent compaction (anisotropy) from the orientation and length distribution of network links - see the SQUISH worksheet
The necessary link data is extracted from a DXF file (version R10, R12, or R14) as a CSV format using the DOS program FILTER_DXF.exe (v01.24.02))
Sample DXF File: W-Up.dxf ; CSV file: W-Up_Intercept.csv
Intercept+Squish.xls (05/06/02 MSExcel) - determines apparent compaction (anisotropy) from orthogonal intercept ratios
The necessary link data is extracted from a DXF file (version R10, R12, or R14) as a CSV file using the DOS program FILTER_DXF.exe (v01.24.02)
StarPoly.exe (v07.15.02) (MS DOS) - determines apparent compaction (anisotropy) from the the moment of Visual Polygons centered on a user specified rectangular grid.
StarPoly.pas (v07.15.02) - the PASCAL program code
The necessary link data is extracted from a DXF file (version R10, R12, or R14) as a STP file using the DOS program FILTER_DXF.exe (v01.24.02)
Variogram.exe (v.01.03.02) (Windows) - generates a csv input file for ImageAnisotropy.xls from a grayscale BMP scanned thinsection image
Variogram.pas (v.01.03.02)- the PASCAL (Delphi) program code
VarioAnisotropy.xls (v.01.03.02) (MSExcel) - Computes a Least Squaraes Estimate of the 2D Variogram Anisotropy
Sample BMP File: W-Up.BMP ; CSV file: W-Up_Variogram.CSV
LSQPooled.nb (v.01.23.02) (Mathematica 4.0) - calculates Least-Squares estimate of 3-D anisotropy from 2-D compaction % and directions provided by the various methods described above.
For detailed descriptions of the various methods and instructions on downloading and using the programs click on the appropriate links below: