Description
The CopyHIPStoHIPS process will take a URI of HIPS track lines and copy those track lines into an empty or existing HIPS file containing data.
Outputs
HIPS file and folder.
Command Line Syntax
carisbatch -r CopyHIPSToHIPS --carry-over VESSEL_FILE file:///D:/Data/Demo/Demo.hips?Line=1344_20080926_202553_Voyager file:///D:/Data/DemoCopy/DemoCopy.hips
User Interface Command
Options
The following table describes the parameters for this process.
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--carry-over | The data contained in or linked to a HIPS file that can be carried over to the new location. • RAW_DATA: Raw data used for any import will be carried over to the destination (in the Preprocess folder) and all source attributes will be reset to that location. • RAW_AUXILIARY_DATA: Raw auxiliary data used for any import auxiliary process will be carried over to the destination (in the Preprocess folder) and all source attributes will be reset to that location. • VESSEL_FILE: HIPS vessel file used for selected data will be carried over to the destination (in the Vessels folder) and all source attributes reset to that location. • CRITICAL_SOUNDINGS: Critical soundings stored in the HIPS file will be carried over to the destination HIPS file. • CONTACTS: Contacts stored in the HIPS file will be carried over to the destination HIPS file. • CORRECTIONS: Any depth or refraction corrections will be carried over to the destination. | FALSE | ||
To use this command, refer to the following example.
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Objective | To copy HIPS track lines into either a new HIPS file or an existing HIPS file that already contains data. | |
Description | Command Line Syntax | |
The track line data being copied, either as a HIPS file or a HIPS file URI. |
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The item set to carry over (in this example, the vessel file[s]). |
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The new or existing HIPS file that the data is being copied into. |
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Command Line |
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Outcome | The selected track lines are copied from the original location and saved to a new HIPS file or to an existing HIPS file in a new location. | |
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