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02-11-2017, 07:35 PM
Roger
I thought your post of 08:52 pm yesterday was implying you could select a period of time, and two different co-ordinates, then the program would tell you how many hits were recorded in said period. But you didn't know if the answer was right because the numbers involved were to big to check manually i.e. you were not confident the numbers were correct. You never said anything about dates and times .. I have spent my Saturday meticulously going through 152 earthquakes to make sure they remained within 1 degree, so you could check your program against my January results. But what the heck .. I need the practise anyway right !
If you want dates and times and locations, go to the " Joining the seismic dots" thread, and select the fifth post down dated 01-18-2017, 12:35 am. The table at the top of the post is the data I used in the test ... is there anything else you need ?
Duffy
I thought your post of 08:52 pm yesterday was implying you could select a period of time, and two different co-ordinates, then the program would tell you how many hits were recorded in said period. But you didn't know if the answer was right because the numbers involved were to big to check manually i.e. you were not confident the numbers were correct. You never said anything about dates and times .. I have spent my Saturday meticulously going through 152 earthquakes to make sure they remained within 1 degree, so you could check your program against my January results. But what the heck .. I need the practise anyway right !
If you want dates and times and locations, go to the " Joining the seismic dots" thread, and select the fifth post down dated 01-18-2017, 12:35 am. The table at the top of the post is the data I used in the test ... is there anything else you need ?
Duffy