The user types the name of the SPLICER TABLE (e.g. SiteXXXX.splicer.table) in the "Save Splicer Table" dialog box.
The SPLICER TABLE consists of rows of paired tiepoints which define the splices used to build a spliced data record. The file is written in a tab-delimited format.
The SPLICER TABLE can be read during a subsequent Splicer session to reload a previously-generated spliced data record. The SPLICER TABLE can be applied to generate a spliced data record from any dataset from a given Site which had been previously composited.
--------SPLICER TABLE-------
In the example shown below, the splice begins at 926B, Core 1 (0 cm) and continues in 926B until section 1H-4 (19.5 cm). A splice is then made to Hole 926C 1H-2 (51.5 cm) and data is read in that hole unitl sample 926C-1H-6 (135.5 cm).
File format (Tab-delimited, all on one line): Site Hole Core Type Sect. Int1 Int2 mbsf mcd "tie to" Site Hole Core Type Sect. Int1 Int2 mbsf mcdEXAMPLE:
926 B 1 H 4 19.50 19.50 4.70 4.70 tie to 926 C 1 H 2 51.50 51.50 2.52 4.71 926 C 1 H 6 135.50 135.50 9.36 11.55 tie to 926 A 2 H 4 64.70 64.70 9.15 11.58 926 A 2 H 5 59.50 59.50 10.60 13.03 tie to 926 B 2 H 4 1.70 1.70 11.52 13.08 926 B 2 H 6 37.50 37.50 14.88 16.44 tie to 926 C 2 H 2 135.50 135.50 12.86 16.45 926 C 2 H 7 60.50 60.50 19.60 23.19 . . . where, MBSF = drilled depth of core top, meters below seafloor MCD = depth-shifted composite depth of core top, meters composite depth
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updated 30 April, 1996
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