HP48 Survey Software Available:
Mitch Lane
such as spiral curves, vertical curves, intersections, resections,
lots more. These aren't libraries or anything, just simple programs
that can be stored and used anywhere in the calculator. I never much
cared for the COGO cards available and like to have simple programs to
do what I need. If you're interested in these, send me an e-mail and I
can give you more details. I also have a pile written for HP41's as
well, if you're interested in these too, let me know.
Mitch Lane, Windsor,N.S.,Canada
e-mail: mitchda...@ns.sympatico.ca
ICQ # : 59427412
Buchan Milne
Diego Berge
<bgm...@ing.sun.ac.za> wrote:
>Why don't you cmpile it into an archive (zip file or such) and put it up
>on hpcalc.org ?
Right next to my stuff already there, for example :) -- It's been a
while since I last contributed something to it, but from what I recall
there's
-> Intersections (2 Radii, Radius-Tangent, 2 Tangents); Area by
coordinates; Least-square curve fitting; & more.
-> Automatic plane triangle solver -- as soon as you give it three
elements it returns the solution(s), if any. It's smart enough to
detect which case to solve for (adjacent side, opposite side, etc.)
-> Vertical curves. It takes whole alignments (as many as you can fit
in memory), and calculates elevation and slope.
-> Height interpolation. Takes a bunch of 3D points and a bunch of 2D
points, and interpolates a height for them using the 1/(d^2) algorithm
(inverse of the distance squared), which is not particularly good, but
that's what the 4Mhz CPU allows :)
-> Coordinate transformations
-> 3-Point Resection
-> and more stuff I lost track of.
I also have a few more goodies I should wrap up and send one of
these days, basically the UTM/Geographic/Geocentric coordinate
transformation stuff I have for the PC.
>Mitch Lane wrote:
>
>> Hey all, I've written a pile of surveying programs for use in a 48
>> such as spiral curves, vertical curves, intersections, resections,
>> lots more. These aren't libraries or anything, just simple programs
>> that can be stored and used anywhere in the calculator. I never much
>> cared for the COGO cards available and like to have simple programs to
>> do what I need. If you're interested in these, send me an e-mail and I
>> can give you more details. I also have a pile written for HP41's as
>> well, if you're interested in these too, let me know.
>>
>> Mitch Lane, Windsor,N.S.,Canada
>> e-mail: mitchda...@ns.sympatico.ca
>> ICQ # : 59427412
>
Regards,
Diego Berge.