https://wiki.pangaea.de/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Rsieger 2026-05-13T11:25:08Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.43.6 https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=Pan2Applic&diff=9423 2017-09-08T16:59:40Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Links */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Pan2Applic_icon.png|thumb|right|Pan2Applic icon]]<br /> The software '''Pan2Applic''' is a tool to convert files or folders of files (ascii/tab-separated data files with or without [[metaheader]]), downloaded from PANGAEA via the search engine or the data warehouse to formats as used by applications, e.g. for visualization or further processing. It may also be used to convert files or zip-archives as downloaded from CD-ROM data collections, published in the WDC-MARE Reports series.<br /> <br /> Export formats supported by Pan2Applic are <br /> # Google Earth<br /> # Ocean Data View ([[ODV]]), oceanographic GIS <br /> # ASCII/text for individual processing<br /> # Shapefile, format as used by GIS applications<br /> <br /> Further export formats may be added on request.<br /> <br /> Pan2Applic output formats 1-3 are tab-delimited text-files with the extension *.txt. The DOI as a reference to the source of the data will be included in the output dataset. The user is requested to quote all references related to the original data when publishing new products resulting from a PANGAEA or CD download and processing with Pan2Applic. PANGAEA export files and Pan2Applic processed files can be opened by any editor or spreadsheet software.<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of Pan2Applic at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.288115?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.288115]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/Pan2Applic.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.288115}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of Pan2Applic to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click Pan2Applic_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Open the downloaded dmg file with a double-click. Drag and drop the file Pan2Applic.app onto the appliction folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click Pan2Applic.sh.<br /> <br /> == Examples ==<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Station map&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Open https://pangaea.de/expeditions/cr.php/Polarstern and download the station list of cruise ARK-IX/4.<br /> The downloaded file can be open with an editor or with a spreadsheet program like Excel.<br /> Drag the file onto the Pan2Applic window and choose ''Convert-&gt;Google Earth''.<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;All Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Retrieve datasets with the PANGAEA Search engine. In this example we create a query to all Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN published in 2017: Type in &quot;polarstern copepoda&quot;. Return. Choose &quot;Dataset Publication Year&quot; = 2017 (https://www.pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern+Copepoda&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2017)<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> # Start Pan2Applic (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field<br /> # Browse to your download directory<br /> # Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> # Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> # Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> # Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> Choose ''Options-&gt;Ocean Data View'' and set the options you want. With &quot;Convert-&gt;Ocean Data View&quot; the program will create an ODV import file<br /> # in a first step Pan2Applic scans all files and creates a list of environments and parameters.<br /> # choose the environment (if there are several)<br /> # configure the list of columns to display in the ODV import file (Select all)<br /> # start conversion by clicking the OK button<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Data from different environments vs. age&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download ''McManus, JF et al. (1999): Stable carbon and oxygen isotope ratios of Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi in the 340 to 0 kyr section of ODP Site 162-980 in the subpolar North Atlantic.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.700818}} and ''Meyer, H et al. (2006): Stable oxygen isotopes of ice core EDML.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.552270}}<br /> # drag the two files onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Text (unformated)''<br /> # select ''Age [ka BP]'' in the environment dialog<br /> # select ''AGE [ka BP], Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi, d18O [per mil PDB]'', and ''delta 18O, water [per mil SMOW]'' in the parameter dialog<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Create a shapefile&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download Petschick, R et al. (1996): Grain size distribution of surface sediments of the South Atlantic. {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.51464}}<br /> # drag the file onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Shapefile''<br /> # Select metadata, geocodes, and parameters<br /> <br /> == Links ==<br /> <br /> * [https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.288115?format=html Pan2Applic]<br /> * [[PanGet]]<br /> * [http://odv.awi.de Ocean Data View]<br /> * [http://earth.google.com Google Earth]<br /> * [http://www.awi.de AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=Pan2Applic&diff=9422 2017-09-08T16:59:04Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Examples */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Pan2Applic_icon.png|thumb|right|Pan2Applic icon]]<br /> The software '''Pan2Applic''' is a tool to convert files or folders of files (ascii/tab-separated data files with or without [[metaheader]]), downloaded from PANGAEA via the search engine or the data warehouse to formats as used by applications, e.g. for visualization or further processing. It may also be used to convert files or zip-archives as downloaded from CD-ROM data collections, published in the WDC-MARE Reports series.<br /> <br /> Export formats supported by Pan2Applic are <br /> # Google Earth<br /> # Ocean Data View ([[ODV]]), oceanographic GIS <br /> # ASCII/text for individual processing<br /> # Shapefile, format as used by GIS applications<br /> <br /> Further export formats may be added on request.<br /> <br /> Pan2Applic output formats 1-3 are tab-delimited text-files with the extension *.txt. The DOI as a reference to the source of the data will be included in the output dataset. The user is requested to quote all references related to the original data when publishing new products resulting from a PANGAEA or CD download and processing with Pan2Applic. PANGAEA export files and Pan2Applic processed files can be opened by any editor or spreadsheet software.<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of Pan2Applic at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.288115?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.288115]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/Pan2Applic.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.288115}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of Pan2Applic to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click Pan2Applic_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Open the downloaded dmg file with a double-click. Drag and drop the file Pan2Applic.app onto the appliction folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click Pan2Applic.sh.<br /> <br /> == Examples ==<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Station map&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Open https://pangaea.de/expeditions/cr.php/Polarstern and download the station list of cruise ARK-IX/4.<br /> The downloaded file can be open with an editor or with a spreadsheet program like Excel.<br /> Drag the file onto the Pan2Applic window and choose ''Convert-&gt;Google Earth''.<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;All Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Retrieve datasets with the PANGAEA Search engine. In this example we create a query to all Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN published in 2017: Type in &quot;polarstern copepoda&quot;. Return. Choose &quot;Dataset Publication Year&quot; = 2017 (https://www.pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern+Copepoda&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2017)<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> # Start Pan2Applic (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field<br /> # Browse to your download directory<br /> # Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> # Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> # Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> # Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> Choose ''Options-&gt;Ocean Data View'' and set the options you want. With &quot;Convert-&gt;Ocean Data View&quot; the program will create an ODV import file<br /> # in a first step Pan2Applic scans all files and creates a list of environments and parameters.<br /> # choose the environment (if there are several)<br /> # configure the list of columns to display in the ODV import file (Select all)<br /> # start conversion by clicking the OK button<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Data from different environments vs. age&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download ''McManus, JF et al. (1999): Stable carbon and oxygen isotope ratios of Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi in the 340 to 0 kyr section of ODP Site 162-980 in the subpolar North Atlantic.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.700818}} and ''Meyer, H et al. (2006): Stable oxygen isotopes of ice core EDML.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.552270}}<br /> # drag the two files onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Text (unformated)''<br /> # select ''Age [ka BP]'' in the environment dialog<br /> # select ''AGE [ka BP], Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi, d18O [per mil PDB]'', and ''delta 18O, water [per mil SMOW]'' in the parameter dialog<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Create a shapefile&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download Petschick, R et al. (1996): Grain size distribution of surface sediments of the South Atlantic. {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.51464}}<br /> # drag the file onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Shapefile''<br /> # Select metadata, geocodes, and parameters<br /> <br /> == Links ==<br /> <br /> * [https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.288115?format=html Pan2Applic]<br /> * [http://odv.awi.de Ocean Data View]<br /> * [http://earth.google.com Google Earth]<br /> * [http://www.awi.de AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=Pan2Applic&diff=9421 2017-09-08T16:57:07Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Links */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Pan2Applic_icon.png|thumb|right|Pan2Applic icon]]<br /> The software '''Pan2Applic''' is a tool to convert files or folders of files (ascii/tab-separated data files with or without [[metaheader]]), downloaded from PANGAEA via the search engine or the data warehouse to formats as used by applications, e.g. for visualization or further processing. It may also be used to convert files or zip-archives as downloaded from CD-ROM data collections, published in the WDC-MARE Reports series.<br /> <br /> Export formats supported by Pan2Applic are <br /> # Google Earth<br /> # Ocean Data View ([[ODV]]), oceanographic GIS <br /> # ASCII/text for individual processing<br /> # Shapefile, format as used by GIS applications<br /> <br /> Further export formats may be added on request.<br /> <br /> Pan2Applic output formats 1-3 are tab-delimited text-files with the extension *.txt. The DOI as a reference to the source of the data will be included in the output dataset. The user is requested to quote all references related to the original data when publishing new products resulting from a PANGAEA or CD download and processing with Pan2Applic. PANGAEA export files and Pan2Applic processed files can be opened by any editor or spreadsheet software.<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of Pan2Applic at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.288115?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.288115]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/Pan2Applic.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.288115}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of Pan2Applic to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click Pan2Applic_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Open the downloaded dmg file with a double-click. Drag and drop the file Pan2Applic.app onto the appliction folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click Pan2Applic.sh.<br /> <br /> == Examples ==<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Station map&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Open https://pangaea.de/expeditions/cr.php/Polarstern and download the station list of cruise ARK-IX/4.<br /> The downloaded file can be open with an editor or with a spreadsheet program like Excel.<br /> Drag the file onto the Pan2Applic window and choose ''Convert-&gt;Google Earth''.<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;All Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Retrieve datasets with the PANGAEA Search engine. In this example we create a query to all Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN published in 2017: Type in &quot;polarstern copepoda&quot;. Return. Choose &quot;Dataset Publication Year&quot; = 2017 (https://www.pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern+Copepoda&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2017)<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> # Start Pan2Applic (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> # Browse to your download directory<br /> # Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> # Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> # Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> # Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> Choose ''Options-&gt;Ocean Data View'' and set the options you want. With &quot;Convert-&gt;Ocean Data View&quot; the program will create an ODV import file<br /> # in a first step Pan2Applic scans all files and creates a list of environments and parameters.<br /> # choose the environment (if there are several)<br /> # configure the list of columns to display in the ODV import file (Select all)<br /> # start conversion by clicking the OK button<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Data from different environments vs. age&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download ''McManus, JF et al. (1999): Stable carbon and oxygen isotope ratios of Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi in the 340 to 0 kyr section of ODP Site 162-980 in the subpolar North Atlantic.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.700818}} and ''Meyer, H et al. (2006): Stable oxygen isotopes of ice core EDML.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.552270}}<br /> # drag the two files onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Text (unformated)''<br /> # select ''Age [ka BP]'' in the environment dialog<br /> # select ''AGE [ka BP], Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi, d18O [per mil PDB]'', and ''delta 18O, water [per mil SMOW]'' in the parameter dialog<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Create a shapefile&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download Petschick, R et al. (1996): Grain size distribution of surface sediments of the South Atlantic. {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.51464}}<br /> # drag the file onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Shapefile''<br /> # Select metadata, geocodes, and parameters<br /> <br /> == Links ==<br /> <br /> * [https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.288115?format=html Pan2Applic]<br /> * [http://odv.awi.de Ocean Data View]<br /> * [http://earth.google.com Google Earth]<br /> * [http://www.awi.de AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=Pan2Applic&diff=9420 2017-09-08T16:55:43Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Examples */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Pan2Applic_icon.png|thumb|right|Pan2Applic icon]]<br /> The software '''Pan2Applic''' is a tool to convert files or folders of files (ascii/tab-separated data files with or without [[metaheader]]), downloaded from PANGAEA via the search engine or the data warehouse to formats as used by applications, e.g. for visualization or further processing. It may also be used to convert files or zip-archives as downloaded from CD-ROM data collections, published in the WDC-MARE Reports series.<br /> <br /> Export formats supported by Pan2Applic are <br /> # Google Earth<br /> # Ocean Data View ([[ODV]]), oceanographic GIS <br /> # ASCII/text for individual processing<br /> # Shapefile, format as used by GIS applications<br /> <br /> Further export formats may be added on request.<br /> <br /> Pan2Applic output formats 1-3 are tab-delimited text-files with the extension *.txt. The DOI as a reference to the source of the data will be included in the output dataset. The user is requested to quote all references related to the original data when publishing new products resulting from a PANGAEA or CD download and processing with Pan2Applic. PANGAEA export files and Pan2Applic processed files can be opened by any editor or spreadsheet software.<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of Pan2Applic at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.288115?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.288115]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/Pan2Applic.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.288115}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of Pan2Applic to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click Pan2Applic_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Open the downloaded dmg file with a double-click. Drag and drop the file Pan2Applic.app onto the appliction folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click Pan2Applic.sh.<br /> <br /> == Examples ==<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Station map&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Open https://pangaea.de/expeditions/cr.php/Polarstern and download the station list of cruise ARK-IX/4.<br /> The downloaded file can be open with an editor or with a spreadsheet program like Excel.<br /> Drag the file onto the Pan2Applic window and choose ''Convert-&gt;Google Earth''.<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;All Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Retrieve datasets with the PANGAEA Search engine. In this example we create a query to all Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN published in 2017: Type in &quot;polarstern copepoda&quot;. Return. Choose &quot;Dataset Publication Year&quot; = 2017 (https://www.pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern+Copepoda&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2017)<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> # Start Pan2Applic (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> # Browse to your download directory<br /> # Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> # Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> # Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> # Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> Choose ''Options-&gt;Ocean Data View'' and set the options you want. With &quot;Convert-&gt;Ocean Data View&quot; the program will create an ODV import file<br /> # in a first step Pan2Applic scans all files and creates a list of environments and parameters.<br /> # choose the environment (if there are several)<br /> # configure the list of columns to display in the ODV import file (Select all)<br /> # start conversion by clicking the OK button<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Data from different environments vs. age&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download ''McManus, JF et al. (1999): Stable carbon and oxygen isotope ratios of Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi in the 340 to 0 kyr section of ODP Site 162-980 in the subpolar North Atlantic.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.700818}} and ''Meyer, H et al. (2006): Stable oxygen isotopes of ice core EDML.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.552270}}<br /> # drag the two files onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Text (unformated)''<br /> # select ''Age [ka BP]'' in the environment dialog<br /> # select ''AGE [ka BP], Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi, d18O [per mil PDB]'', and ''delta 18O, water [per mil SMOW]'' in the parameter dialog<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Create a shapefile&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download Petschick, R et al. (1996): Grain size distribution of surface sediments of the South Atlantic. {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.51464}}<br /> # drag the file onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Shapefile''<br /> # Select metadata, geocodes, and parameters<br /> <br /> == Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.pangaea.de/software/Pan2Applic Pan2Applic]<br /> * [http://odv.awi.de Ocean Data View]<br /> * [http://earth.google.com Google Earth]<br /> * [http://www.awi.de AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png&diff=9419 2017-09-08T16:50:38Z

<p>Rsieger: Query = https://www.pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern+Copepoda&amp;f.pubyear[]=2017</p> <hr /> <div>Query = https://www.pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern+Copepoda&amp;f.pubyear[]=2017</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=Pan2Applic&diff=9415 2017-09-08T16:39:27Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Examples */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Pan2Applic_icon.png|thumb|right|Pan2Applic icon]]<br /> The software '''Pan2Applic''' is a tool to convert files or folders of files (ascii/tab-separated data files with or without [[metaheader]]), downloaded from PANGAEA via the search engine or the data warehouse to formats as used by applications, e.g. for visualization or further processing. It may also be used to convert files or zip-archives as downloaded from CD-ROM data collections, published in the WDC-MARE Reports series.<br /> <br /> Export formats supported by Pan2Applic are <br /> # Google Earth<br /> # Ocean Data View ([[ODV]]), oceanographic GIS <br /> # ASCII/text for individual processing<br /> # Shapefile, format as used by GIS applications<br /> <br /> Further export formats may be added on request.<br /> <br /> Pan2Applic output formats 1-3 are tab-delimited text-files with the extension *.txt. The DOI as a reference to the source of the data will be included in the output dataset. The user is requested to quote all references related to the original data when publishing new products resulting from a PANGAEA or CD download and processing with Pan2Applic. PANGAEA export files and Pan2Applic processed files can be opened by any editor or spreadsheet software.<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of Pan2Applic at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.288115?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.288115]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/Pan2Applic.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.288115}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of Pan2Applic to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click Pan2Applic_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Open the downloaded dmg file with a double-click. Drag and drop the file Pan2Applic.app onto the appliction folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click Pan2Applic.sh.<br /> <br /> == Examples ==<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Station map&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Open https://pangaea.de/expeditions/cr.php/Polarstern and download the station list of cruise ARK-IX/4.<br /> The downloaded file can be open with an editor or with a spreadsheet program like Excel.<br /> Drag the file onto the Pan2Applic window and choose ''Convert-&gt;Google Earth''.<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;All Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Retrieve datasets with the PANGAEA Search engine. In this example we create a query to all Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN published in 2017: Type in &quot;polarstern copepoda&quot;. Return. Choose &quot;Dataset Publication Year&quot; = 2017 (https://www.pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern+Copepoda&amp;f.pubyear[]=2017)<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> # Start Pan2Applic (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> # Browse to your download directory<br /> # Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> # Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> # Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> # Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> Choose ''Options-&gt;Ocean Data View'' and set the options you want. With &quot;Convert-&gt;Ocean Data View&quot; the program will create an ODV import file<br /> # in a first step Pan2Applic scans all files and creates a list of environments and parameters.<br /> # choose the environment (if there are several)<br /> # configure the list of columns to display in the ODV import file (Select all)<br /> # start conversion by clicking the OK button<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Data from different environments vs. age&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download ''McManus, JF et al. (1999): Stable carbon and oxygen isotope ratios of Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi in the 340 to 0 kyr section of ODP Site 162-980 in the subpolar North Atlantic.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.700818}} and ''Meyer, H et al. (2006): Stable oxygen isotopes of ice core EDML.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.552270}}<br /> # drag the two files onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Text (unformated)''<br /> # select ''Age [ka BP]'' in the environment dialog<br /> # select ''AGE [ka BP], Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi, d18O [per mil PDB]'', and ''delta 18O, water [per mil SMOW]'' in the parameter dialog<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Create a shapefile&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download Petschick, R et al. (1996): Grain size distribution of surface sediments of the South Atlantic. {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.51464}}<br /> # drag the file onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Shapefile''<br /> # Select metadata, geocodes, and parameters<br /> <br /> == Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.pangaea.de/software/Pan2Applic Pan2Applic]<br /> * [http://odv.awi.de Ocean Data View]<br /> * [http://earth.google.com Google Earth]<br /> * [http://www.awi.de AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=Pan2Applic&diff=9414 2017-09-08T16:38:53Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Examples */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Pan2Applic_icon.png|thumb|right|Pan2Applic icon]]<br /> The software '''Pan2Applic''' is a tool to convert files or folders of files (ascii/tab-separated data files with or without [[metaheader]]), downloaded from PANGAEA via the search engine or the data warehouse to formats as used by applications, e.g. for visualization or further processing. It may also be used to convert files or zip-archives as downloaded from CD-ROM data collections, published in the WDC-MARE Reports series.<br /> <br /> Export formats supported by Pan2Applic are <br /> # Google Earth<br /> # Ocean Data View ([[ODV]]), oceanographic GIS <br /> # ASCII/text for individual processing<br /> # Shapefile, format as used by GIS applications<br /> <br /> Further export formats may be added on request.<br /> <br /> Pan2Applic output formats 1-3 are tab-delimited text-files with the extension *.txt. The DOI as a reference to the source of the data will be included in the output dataset. The user is requested to quote all references related to the original data when publishing new products resulting from a PANGAEA or CD download and processing with Pan2Applic. PANGAEA export files and Pan2Applic processed files can be opened by any editor or spreadsheet software.<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of Pan2Applic at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.288115?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.288115]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/Pan2Applic.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.288115}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of Pan2Applic to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click Pan2Applic_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Open the downloaded dmg file with a double-click. Drag and drop the file Pan2Applic.app onto the appliction folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click Pan2Applic.sh.<br /> <br /> == Examples ==<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Station map&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Open https://pangaea.de/expeditions/cr.php/Polarstern and download the station list of cruise ARK-IX/4.<br /> The downloaded file can be open with an editor or with a spreadsheet program like Excel.<br /> Drag the file onto the Pan2Applic window and choose ''Convert-&gt;Google Earth''.<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;All Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Retrieve datasets with the PANGAEA Search engine. In this example we create a query to all Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN published in 2017: Type in &quot;polarstern copepoda&quot;. Return. Choose &quot;Dataset Publication Year&quot; 2017 (https://www.pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern+Copepoda&amp;f.pubyear[]=2017)<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> # Start Pan2Applic (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> # Browse to your download directory<br /> # Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> # Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> # Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> # Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> Choose ''Options-&gt;Ocean Data View'' and set the options you want. With &quot;Convert-&gt;Ocean Data View&quot; the program will create an ODV import file<br /> # in a first step Pan2Applic scans all files and creates a list of environments and parameters.<br /> # choose the environment (if there are several)<br /> # configure the list of columns to display in the ODV import file (Select all)<br /> # start conversion by clicking the OK button<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Data from different environments vs. age&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download ''McManus, JF et al. (1999): Stable carbon and oxygen isotope ratios of Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi in the 340 to 0 kyr section of ODP Site 162-980 in the subpolar North Atlantic.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.700818}} and ''Meyer, H et al. (2006): Stable oxygen isotopes of ice core EDML.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.552270}}<br /> # drag the two files onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Text (unformated)''<br /> # select ''Age [ka BP]'' in the environment dialog<br /> # select ''AGE [ka BP], Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi, d18O [per mil PDB]'', and ''delta 18O, water [per mil SMOW]'' in the parameter dialog<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Create a shapefile&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download Petschick, R et al. (1996): Grain size distribution of surface sediments of the South Atlantic. {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.51464}}<br /> # drag the file onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Shapefile''<br /> # Select metadata, geocodes, and parameters<br /> <br /> == Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.pangaea.de/software/Pan2Applic Pan2Applic]<br /> * [http://odv.awi.de Ocean Data View]<br /> * [http://earth.google.com Google Earth]<br /> * [http://www.awi.de AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=Pan2Applic&diff=9413 2017-09-08T16:36:41Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Examples */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Pan2Applic_icon.png|thumb|right|Pan2Applic icon]]<br /> The software '''Pan2Applic''' is a tool to convert files or folders of files (ascii/tab-separated data files with or without [[metaheader]]), downloaded from PANGAEA via the search engine or the data warehouse to formats as used by applications, e.g. for visualization or further processing. It may also be used to convert files or zip-archives as downloaded from CD-ROM data collections, published in the WDC-MARE Reports series.<br /> <br /> Export formats supported by Pan2Applic are <br /> # Google Earth<br /> # Ocean Data View ([[ODV]]), oceanographic GIS <br /> # ASCII/text for individual processing<br /> # Shapefile, format as used by GIS applications<br /> <br /> Further export formats may be added on request.<br /> <br /> Pan2Applic output formats 1-3 are tab-delimited text-files with the extension *.txt. The DOI as a reference to the source of the data will be included in the output dataset. The user is requested to quote all references related to the original data when publishing new products resulting from a PANGAEA or CD download and processing with Pan2Applic. PANGAEA export files and Pan2Applic processed files can be opened by any editor or spreadsheet software.<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of Pan2Applic at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.288115?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.288115]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/Pan2Applic.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.288115}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of Pan2Applic to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click Pan2Applic_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Open the downloaded dmg file with a double-click. Drag and drop the file Pan2Applic.app onto the appliction folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click Pan2Applic.sh.<br /> <br /> == Examples ==<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Station map&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Open https://pangaea.de/expeditions/cr.php/Polarstern and download the station list of cruise ARK-IX/4.<br /> The downloaded file can be open with an editor or with a spreadsheet program like Excel.<br /> Drag the file onto the Pan2Applic window and choose ''Convert-&gt;Google Earth''.<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;All Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Retrieve datasets with the PANGAEA Search engine. In this example we create a query to all Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN published in 2017: https://www.pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern+Copepoda&amp;f.pubyear[]=2017<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> # Start Pan2Applic (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> # Browse to your download directory<br /> # Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> # Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> # Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> # Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> Choose ''Options-&gt;Ocean Data View'' and set the options you want. With &quot;Convert-&gt;Ocean Data View&quot; the program will create an ODV import file<br /> # in a first step Pan2Applic scans all files and creates a list of environments and parameters.<br /> # choose the environment (if there are several)<br /> # configure the list of columns to display in the ODV import file (Select all)<br /> # start conversion by clicking the OK button<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Data from different environments vs. age&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download ''McManus, JF et al. (1999): Stable carbon and oxygen isotope ratios of Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi in the 340 to 0 kyr section of ODP Site 162-980 in the subpolar North Atlantic.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.700818}} and ''Meyer, H et al. (2006): Stable oxygen isotopes of ice core EDML.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.552270}}<br /> # drag the two files onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Text (unformated)''<br /> # select ''Age [ka BP]'' in the environment dialog<br /> # select ''AGE [ka BP], Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi, d18O [per mil PDB]'', and ''delta 18O, water [per mil SMOW]'' in the parameter dialog<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Create a shapefile&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download Petschick, R et al. (1996): Grain size distribution of surface sediments of the South Atlantic. {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.51464}}<br /> # drag the file onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Shapefile''<br /> # Select metadata, geocodes, and parameters<br /> <br /> == Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.pangaea.de/software/Pan2Applic Pan2Applic]<br /> * [http://odv.awi.de Ocean Data View]<br /> * [http://earth.google.com Google Earth]<br /> * [http://www.awi.de AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=Pan2Applic&diff=9412 2017-09-08T16:34:10Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Examples */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Pan2Applic_icon.png|thumb|right|Pan2Applic icon]]<br /> The software '''Pan2Applic''' is a tool to convert files or folders of files (ascii/tab-separated data files with or without [[metaheader]]), downloaded from PANGAEA via the search engine or the data warehouse to formats as used by applications, e.g. for visualization or further processing. It may also be used to convert files or zip-archives as downloaded from CD-ROM data collections, published in the WDC-MARE Reports series.<br /> <br /> Export formats supported by Pan2Applic are <br /> # Google Earth<br /> # Ocean Data View ([[ODV]]), oceanographic GIS <br /> # ASCII/text for individual processing<br /> # Shapefile, format as used by GIS applications<br /> <br /> Further export formats may be added on request.<br /> <br /> Pan2Applic output formats 1-3 are tab-delimited text-files with the extension *.txt. The DOI as a reference to the source of the data will be included in the output dataset. The user is requested to quote all references related to the original data when publishing new products resulting from a PANGAEA or CD download and processing with Pan2Applic. PANGAEA export files and Pan2Applic processed files can be opened by any editor or spreadsheet software.<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of Pan2Applic at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.288115?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.288115]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/Pan2Applic.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.288115}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of Pan2Applic to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click Pan2Applic_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Open the downloaded dmg file with a double-click. Drag and drop the file Pan2Applic.app onto the appliction folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click Pan2Applic.sh.<br /> <br /> == Examples ==<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Station map&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Open https://pangaea.de/expeditions/cr.php/Polarstern and download the station list of cruise ARK-IX/4.<br /> The downloaded file can be open with an editor or with a spreadsheet program like Excel.<br /> Drag the file onto the Pan2Applic window and choose ''Convert-&gt;Google Earth''.<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;All Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Retrieve datasets with the PANGAEA Search engine. In this example we create a query to all Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN published in 2017: https://www.pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern+Copepoda&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2017<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> # Start Pan2Applic (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> # Browse to your download directory<br /> # Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> # Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> # Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> # Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> Choose ''Options-&gt;Ocean Data View'' and set the options you want. With &quot;Convert-&gt;Ocean Data View&quot; the program will create an ODV import file<br /> # in a first step Pan2Applic scans all files and creates a list of environments and parameters.<br /> # choose the environment (if there are several)<br /> # configure the list of columns to display in the ODV import file (Select all)<br /> # start conversion by clicking the OK button<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Data from different environments vs. age&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download ''McManus, JF et al. (1999): Stable carbon and oxygen isotope ratios of Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi in the 340 to 0 kyr section of ODP Site 162-980 in the subpolar North Atlantic.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.700818}} and ''Meyer, H et al. (2006): Stable oxygen isotopes of ice core EDML.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.552270}}<br /> # drag the two files onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Text (unformated)''<br /> # select ''Age [ka BP]'' in the environment dialog<br /> # select ''AGE [ka BP], Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi, d18O [per mil PDB]'', and ''delta 18O, water [per mil SMOW]'' in the parameter dialog<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Create a shapefile&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download Petschick, R et al. (1996): Grain size distribution of surface sediments of the South Atlantic. {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.51464}}<br /> # drag the file onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Shapefile''<br /> # Select metadata, geocodes, and parameters<br /> <br /> == Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.pangaea.de/software/Pan2Applic Pan2Applic]<br /> * [http://odv.awi.de Ocean Data View]<br /> * [http://earth.google.com Google Earth]<br /> * [http://www.awi.de AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=Pan2Applic&diff=9411 2017-09-08T16:32:44Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Examples */ New search engine</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Pan2Applic_icon.png|thumb|right|Pan2Applic icon]]<br /> The software '''Pan2Applic''' is a tool to convert files or folders of files (ascii/tab-separated data files with or without [[metaheader]]), downloaded from PANGAEA via the search engine or the data warehouse to formats as used by applications, e.g. for visualization or further processing. It may also be used to convert files or zip-archives as downloaded from CD-ROM data collections, published in the WDC-MARE Reports series.<br /> <br /> Export formats supported by Pan2Applic are <br /> # Google Earth<br /> # Ocean Data View ([[ODV]]), oceanographic GIS <br /> # ASCII/text for individual processing<br /> # Shapefile, format as used by GIS applications<br /> <br /> Further export formats may be added on request.<br /> <br /> Pan2Applic output formats 1-3 are tab-delimited text-files with the extension *.txt. The DOI as a reference to the source of the data will be included in the output dataset. The user is requested to quote all references related to the original data when publishing new products resulting from a PANGAEA or CD download and processing with Pan2Applic. PANGAEA export files and Pan2Applic processed files can be opened by any editor or spreadsheet software.<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of Pan2Applic at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.288115?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.288115]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/Pan2Applic.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.288115}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of Pan2Applic to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click Pan2Applic_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Open the downloaded dmg file with a double-click. Drag and drop the file Pan2Applic.app onto the appliction folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click Pan2Applic.sh.<br /> <br /> == Examples ==<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Station map&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Open http://www.pangaea.de/PHP/CruiseReports.php?b=Polarstern and download the station list of cruise ARK-IX/4.<br /> The downloaded file can be open with an editor or with a spreadsheet program like Excel.<br /> Drag the file onto the Pan2Applic window and choose ''Convert-&gt;Google Earth''.<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;All Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Retrieve datasets with the PANGAEA Search engine. In this example we create a query to all Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN published in 2017:<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> # Start Pan2Applic (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> # Browse to your download directory<br /> # Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> # Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> # Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> # Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> Choose ''Options-&gt;Ocean Data View'' and set the options you want. With &quot;Convert-&gt;Ocean Data View&quot; the program will create an ODV import file<br /> # in a first step Pan2Applic scans all files and creates a list of environments and parameters.<br /> # choose the environment (if there are several)<br /> # configure the list of columns to display in the ODV import file (Select all)<br /> # start conversion by clicking the OK button<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Data from different environments vs. age&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download ''McManus, JF et al. (1999): Stable carbon and oxygen isotope ratios of Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi in the 340 to 0 kyr section of ODP Site 162-980 in the subpolar North Atlantic.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.700818}} and ''Meyer, H et al. (2006): Stable oxygen isotopes of ice core EDML.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.552270}}<br /> # drag the two files onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Text (unformated)''<br /> # select ''Age [ka BP]'' in the environment dialog<br /> # select ''AGE [ka BP], Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi, d18O [per mil PDB]'', and ''delta 18O, water [per mil SMOW]'' in the parameter dialog<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Create a shapefile&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download Petschick, R et al. (1996): Grain size distribution of surface sediments of the South Atlantic. {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.51464}}<br /> # drag the file onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Shapefile''<br /> # Select metadata, geocodes, and parameters<br /> <br /> == Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.pangaea.de/software/Pan2Applic Pan2Applic]<br /> * [http://odv.awi.de Ocean Data View]<br /> * [http://earth.google.com Google Earth]<br /> * [http://www.awi.de AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=Pan2Applic&diff=9410 2017-09-08T16:28:22Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Examples */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Pan2Applic_icon.png|thumb|right|Pan2Applic icon]]<br /> The software '''Pan2Applic''' is a tool to convert files or folders of files (ascii/tab-separated data files with or without [[metaheader]]), downloaded from PANGAEA via the search engine or the data warehouse to formats as used by applications, e.g. for visualization or further processing. It may also be used to convert files or zip-archives as downloaded from CD-ROM data collections, published in the WDC-MARE Reports series.<br /> <br /> Export formats supported by Pan2Applic are <br /> # Google Earth<br /> # Ocean Data View ([[ODV]]), oceanographic GIS <br /> # ASCII/text for individual processing<br /> # Shapefile, format as used by GIS applications<br /> <br /> Further export formats may be added on request.<br /> <br /> Pan2Applic output formats 1-3 are tab-delimited text-files with the extension *.txt. The DOI as a reference to the source of the data will be included in the output dataset. The user is requested to quote all references related to the original data when publishing new products resulting from a PANGAEA or CD download and processing with Pan2Applic. PANGAEA export files and Pan2Applic processed files can be opened by any editor or spreadsheet software.<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of Pan2Applic at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.288115?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.288115]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/Pan2Applic.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.288115}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of Pan2Applic to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click Pan2Applic_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Open the downloaded dmg file with a double-click. Drag and drop the file Pan2Applic.app onto the appliction folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click Pan2Applic.sh.<br /> <br /> == Examples ==<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Station map&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Open http://www.pangaea.de/PHP/CruiseReports.php?b=Polarstern and download the station list of cruise ARK-IX/4.<br /> The downloaded file can be open with an editor or with a spreadsheet program like Excel.<br /> Drag the file onto the Pan2Applic window and choose ''Convert-&gt;Google Earth''.<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;All bottle datasets of a cruise&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> Retrieve datasets with the PANGAEA Search engine. In this example we create a query to all Copepoda datasets of POLARSTERN published in 2017:<br /> # define a query which lists all data sets needed [https://www.pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern+Copepoda&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2017]<br /> # change www.pangaea.de/search?count='''xxx''' in the query-URL to the number of datasets found. Press return.<br /> # all hits will be listed on one HTML-page. Save the page as HTML-file (select ''HTML only'' as file type, '''not''' ''Web page complete'' (or similarly named)!). Create a new folder on your computer<br /> # start Pan2Applic and choose ''File-&gt;Download PANGAEA datasets...''<br /> # choose the HTML-file for the ID list and the new folder for the download directory. ''Go'' will start the download. After the download Pan2Applic shows the names of the files.<br /> <br /> Choose ''Options-&gt;Ocean Data View'' and set the options you want. With &quot;Convert-&gt;Ocean Data View&quot; the program will create an ODV import file<br /> # in a first step Pan2Applic scans all files and creates a list of environments and parameters.<br /> # choose the environment (if there are several)<br /> # configure the list of columns to display in the ODV import file (Select all)<br /> # start conversion by clicking the OK button<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Data from different environments vs. age&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download ''McManus, JF et al. (1999): Stable carbon and oxygen isotope ratios of Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi in the 340 to 0 kyr section of ODP Site 162-980 in the subpolar North Atlantic.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.700818}} and ''Meyer, H et al. (2006): Stable oxygen isotopes of ice core EDML.'' {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.552270}}<br /> # drag the two files onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Text (unformated)''<br /> # select ''Age [ka BP]'' in the environment dialog<br /> # select ''AGE [ka BP], Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi, d18O [per mil PDB]'', and ''delta 18O, water [per mil SMOW]'' in the parameter dialog<br /> <br /> &lt;h4&gt;Create a shapefile&lt;/h4&gt;<br /> # download Petschick, R et al. (1996): Grain size distribution of surface sediments of the South Atlantic. {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.51464}}<br /> # drag the file onto the program window<br /> # choose ''Convert-&gt;Shapefile''<br /> # Select metadata, geocodes, and parameters<br /> <br /> == Links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.pangaea.de/software/Pan2Applic Pan2Applic]<br /> * [http://odv.awi.de Ocean Data View]<br /> * [http://earth.google.com Google Earth]<br /> * [http://www.awi.de AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=9409 2017-09-08T16:11:39Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://www.pangaea.de/?t=Paleontology&amp;q=SST)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) sometimes the download of a single dat set can be useful. In this case the data set ID can added to the query field (try 123456 or dataset123456). <br /> * c) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> === Example === <br /> To download several or all OFOS pictures from dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 at once, you have to create a list of URLs first. (Please be aware that a fast connection to the Internet is needed, because each image is about 10MB in size.)<br /> <br /> # Download the dataset [https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082] as tab-delimited text.<br /> # Open the dataset with a spreadsheet program like Excel or LibreOffice and extract column 'URL image'. Save it as txt to a new file. Header of column must be 'URL'.<br /> # Create a folder where the images should be downloaded into.<br /> # Start PanGet. Browse for the txt file with the URL list (called 'ID List' in PanGet) and browse for the new folder (called 'Download directory' in PanGet), then click 'Go' – the image download will start immediately, but depending on the amount of images you are downloading it will take some time.<br /> <br /> If you want to download images from more than one dataset (e.g. from a specific area) you can go to the PANGAEA search page ([https://www.pangaea.de www.pangaea.de]) and search for datasets (e.g. search for 'ANTofos' and additionally define a geographic bounding box (Google map on the right of the search page)). Or search for specific stations using the 'OR' quotation (e.g. 'PS96/001-4 OR PS96/007-1 OR PS96/008-2'). Then click on 'Data Warehouse' (right above the Google map of the search page, login needed). Here you can choose the parameters which you want to download. Choose 'Uniform resource locator/link to image' and press 'download'. Proceed with points 2 to 4 as described above.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> * Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> * Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=DOI&diff=9256 2017-07-27T06:47:28Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Resolver */</p> <hr /> <div>== Digital Object Identifier (DOI) ==<br /> <br /> DOIs provide [[persistent identifier|persistent links]] to scholarly content, helping users get to the authoritative, published version of the content they are searching for, even when the content changes location or ownership. With about 35 Million registered DOI for publications (2009), the system is established and consequently used by scientific publishers and organisations.<br /> <br /> Through the project '''[[STD-DOI]]''', the TIB (German National Library of Science and Technology, Hannover) was established as an agency for '''data DOI'''. PANGAEA among four data providers was the first system using DOI for automated persistent identification of data sets. A data DOI has the prefix '''10.1594''' which is assigned to the publication of primary data through the TIB. The suffix, separated by a slash, is composed of the data system or center acronym and a system specific part. In a Pangaea DOI, this part is equivalent to the '''internal ID''', automaticaly assigned to a data set by the relational database management system during import; thus the uniqueness of each DOI is assured.<br /> <br /> A valid Pangaea-DOI has the syntax '''10.1594/PANGAEA.738357'''<br /> * spelled {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.738357}}<br /> * and resolved as https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.738357<br /> ----<br /> Data citation and DOI are defined in three steps during the publication process:<br /> <br /> * registry status ''will be registered'', then <br /> * registry status ''registration is in the lead time'' with DOI registration in progress for '''30 days''' followed by<br /> * registry status ''registered'' after transfer of the DOI to the DOI-registry &gt; DOI can be resolved globally, e.g. at https://doi.org/ <br /> #If a data set is imported and the status is set to ''validated'', its internal ID can only be resolved as a '''preliminary DOI''' through ''doi.pangaea.de'' (PANGAEAs own DOI resolver). In the citation, the data set is identified as '''Dataset #738509'''<br /> #If a data set status is set to ''published'', the internal ID is changed to a global resolvable '''technical DOI''' 4 weeks after the last edit and the data set gets the status [[Citation|citable]]. In the citation, the data set is identified as '''Dataset #738509 (DOI registration in progress)''', changing after 4 weeks to '''doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.82361''' which can be resolved globally.<br /> #On request the dataset can be defined as an offical '''data publication''' and is thus added to the library catalog of the TIB, see [[citation]].<br /> <br /> [[PangaVista]] and the [http://doi.pangaea.de/ DOI resolver of PANGAEA] can be used for any registered DOI, including preliminary DOIs of Pangaea.<br /> <br /> If a data set to be archived in Pangaea already has a DOI from an other repository, this citation will be indicated with its citation as &quot;other version&quot; in the metadata header.<br /> <br /> In case a registered data set has to be deleted, in the field ''other version'' the link/DOI to the substitute must be given '''before''' deletion.<br /> * Example: [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.58757 doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.58757]<br /> <br /> == Prerequisites to become an agent for the registration of scientific primary data ==<br /> Any data provider, interested in assigning DOI for data may use one of the agents listed below or become a new agent of the ''data-DOI'' agency TIB. When establishing a data system/center new agents need to assure the following points defined through a '''concept''' and a '''[[data policy]]''':<br /> * '''Metadata'''<br /> ** metadata are mandatory and should follow standards of the specific scientific field the data are covering (e.g. ISO19115 for geo-data)<br /> ** data sets must be accompanied by a citation, consisting of bibliographic fields according to the STD-DOI application profile<br /> * '''Access and availibility'''<br /> ** long-term availability must be assured, stable linking is provided by means of a DOI<br /> ** data must be available online, assuring Open Access to metadata; Open Access to data is highly recommended (access restrictions may appear for a moratorium period); data should be provided under a CC-[[license]]<br /> ** it is highly recommended, that data are ''machine readable'', giving data in the repository an ''added values''. This means, that<br /> *** (1) data are provided in a standard technical format (best is ascii and ISO formats)<br /> *** (2) data are organized in a way, that further processing of any part of the repository can easily be performed (data model, relational database)<br /> ** a full [[backup]] of the data repository must be assured<br /> * '''Data review and integrity'''<br /> ** once registered, data sets are static<br /> ** versioning is allowed, different versions should be linked to each other<br /> ** data curation must include an editorial process with [[proofread]] by the author/principle investigator (the author is responsible for the scientific quality of the data!)<br /> ** an external peer-review of data publications is recommended<br /> <br /> == Links to agents for archiving geoscientific primary data with DOI ==<br /> <br /> *[http://www.mad.zmaw.de/wdc-for-climate/ World Data Center for Climate ('''WDCC''')] for climate models<br /> ** ''example {{doi|10.1594/WDCC/EH5-T63L31_OM_1CO2_2_MM}}''<br /> ** contact [mailto:lautenschlager@dkrz.de '''Michael Lautenschlager''']<br /> ----<br /> *[http://www.pangaea.de '''PANGAEA''' data library] for georeferenced observational data (including [http://www.wdc-mare.org WDC-MARE])<br /> ** ''example: {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.484677}}''<br /> ** contact [mailto:hgrobe@pangaea.de '''Hannes Grobe''']<br /> ----<br /> *[http://wdc.dlr.de/ World Data Center for Remote Sensing of the Atmosphere ('''WDC-RSAT''')] for remote sensing<br /> ** ''example {{doi|10.1594/WDCRSAT.5Q6Q9Q9B}}''<br /> ** contact [mailto:michael.bittner@dlr.de '''Michael Bittner''']<br /> ----<br /> *[http://www.gfz-potsdam.de/ GeoForschungszentrum Potsdam ('''GFZ''') with '''ICDP''']<br /> ** ''example {{doi|10.1594/GFZ/ICDP/KTB/ktb-geoch-gaschr-p}}''<br /> ** contact [mailto:jklump@gfz-potsdam.de '''Jens Klump''']<br /> <br /> == DOI provision service for reports and grey literature by PANGAEA/TIB ==<br /> For reports and grey literature such as Master or PhD theses a DOI can be assigned by the TIB. The DOI prefix for these kinds of documents is 10.2312.<br /> <br /> For submitting documents as PDF to TIB:&lt;br /&gt;<br /> 1) Put all PDF files into one directory. The file names of the PDF files have to be the suffix of the DOI (case sensitive!).&lt;br /&gt;<br /> 2) Create a control file for [[PanXML]]. See also [[File:Metadata_grey_literature_v3.pdf|Metadata for grey literature]]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> 3) Execute the control file with [[PanXML]].&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> PanXML creates an XML file for each DOI. Send all PDF files together with XML files to TIB (Frauke Ziedorn or Britta Dreyer) in one zip archive.<br /> <br /> == Links ==<br /> *[http://www.tib-hannover.de/de/die-tib/doi-registrierungsagentur/ DOI-Registrieragentur @ TIB]<br /> *The International DOI Foundation (IDF) https://doi.org/<br /> *shortDOI service http://shortdoi.org<br /> *DOI handbook: {{Doi|10.1000/182}}<br /> *DOI Project for scientific primary data http://www.std-doi.de<br /> *DOI of the DOI system: {{Doi|10.1000/1}}<br /> *DOI of the Pangaea data library: {{Doi|10.1594/PANGAEA}}<br /> *[http://doi.pangaea.de DOI resolver of Pangaea]<br /> *[http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Resource_Identifier What is a resource identifier?]<br /> *Publication using a ''child-''DOI for an image: {{doi|10.1371/journal.pbio.0020449}}, see ''Reconstruction of Neanderthal woman''<br /> *[http://hdl.handle.net Handle resolver]<br /> *[http://handle.net/ Handle system]<br /> **to check handle values, type in a DOI and check ''Don't Redirect to URLs''<br /> ----<br /> * provider für DOI im ''deutschsprachigen Raum'' http://www.mvb-online.de<br /> * provider für DOI in Europa http://www.medra.org/<br /> ----<br /> * [http://kopal.langzeitarchivierung.de '''kopal''' - Kooperativer Aufbau eines Langzeitarchivs digitaler Informationen]<br /> * [http://www.langzeitarchivierung.de/ '''nestor''' - Kompetenznetzwerk Langzeitarchivierung]<br /> ** [http://nestor.sub.uni-goettingen.de/handbuch/index.php nestor-Handbuch]<br /> * [http://www.tib.uni-hannover.de/ueber_uns/projekte/vascoda/ '''vascoda''' - Internet-Portal für wissenschaftliche Information]<br /> ** [http://www.vascoda.de/ vascoda search]<br /> * [http://www.parse-insight.eu/ '''PARSE.Insight''' - Permanent access to the records of science in Europe]<br /> <br /> == Resolver ==<br /> * The CNRI Handle Extension for Firefox is part of the official [http://addons.mozilla.org/addon/10820 Resolver Add-ons for Firefox]<br /> * '''https://doi.org''' - priority in use!<br /> ** https://doi.org/10.1007/s00367-006-0049-8<br /> *** spelling {{doi|10.1007/s00367-006-0049-8}}<br /> * https://doi.pangaea.de - resolves doi and handle and unregistered &quot;doi&quot; of pangaea<br /> ** https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.547989<br /> *** spelling {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.547989}}<br /> * http://hdl.handle.net<br /> ** http://hdl.handle.net/10013/epic.32128<br /> *** spelling {{hdl|10013/epic.32128}}<br /> * http://nbn-resolving.de<br /> ** http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:gbv:46-ep000103869<br /> ** http://nbn-resolving.de/urn/resolver.pl?urn=urn:nbn:de:tib-10.1594/PANGAEA.5479896 (special case with doi as part of the urn)<br /> * http://www.sref.org (invented by publisher ''Copernicus'', out of order, substituted by DOI in 2009)<br /> ** http://direct.sref.org/1814-9332/cp/2005-1-19<br /> *** spelling {{sref|1814-9332/cp/2005-1-19}}<br /> * http://lsid.tdwg.org/ (life science identifier)<br /> ** http://lsid.tdwg.org/urn:lsid:ubio.org:namebank:2659717<br /> <br /> for '''ISBN''' there is no online-redirect and thus no direct resolver, see<br /> * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSources?isbn=9783000050282<br /> * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:ISBN<br /> <br /> IGSN (International Geological Sampling Number) ''development stage''<br /> * IGSN: ODP010MEY<br /> ** http://app.geosamples.org/sample/igsn/ODP010MEY</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanConverter&diff=9253 2017-07-13T12:21:54Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Supported file formats: */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanConverter_icon.png|thumb|right|PanConverter icon. This icon has been downloaded from http://www.iconarchive.com/show/basket-icons-by-kyo-tux/basket-full-icon.html Artist: Kyo-Tux; Iconset: Basket Icons (2 icons); License: CC Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0; Commercial usage: Not allowed]]<br /> The software '''PanConverter''' is a tool for data conversion and recalculation, written to convert special data collections to standard import format used by PANGAEA.<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanConverter at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.823690?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.823690]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanConverter.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.823690}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanConverter to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanConverter_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Open the downloaded dmg file with a double-click. Drag and drop the file PanConverter.app onto the appliction folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanConverter.sh.<br /> <br /> == Supported file formats: ==<br /> <br /> * CrossRef XML file(s)<br /> * TRiDaS (Tree Ring Data Standard, http://www.tridas.org). Example: [http://hdl.handle.net/10013/epic.42747.d001 hdl:10013/epic.42747.d001]<br /> * IMMA (International Maritime Meteorological Archive). Used by the project CLIWOC (García-Herrera et al. 2007, {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.743343}})<br /> * NOAA IOAS (International Ocean Atlas Series). Example: [http://hdl.handle.net/10013/epic.42747.d008 hdl:10013/epic.42747.d008]<br /> * SOCAT (Surface Ocean CO2 Atlas, Bakker et al. 2014, {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.811776}}). Example: [http://hdl.handle.net/10013/epic.42747.d012 hdl:10013/epic.42747.d012]<br /> * CHUAN (Comprehensive Historical Upper-Air Network, Stickler et al. 2013, {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.821222}}). Example: [http://hdl.handle.net/10013/epic.42747.d003 hdl:10013/epic.42747.d003]<br /> * Master tracks ( {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.829624}}). Example: [http://hdl.handle.net/10013/epic.42747.d010 hdl:10013/epic.42747.d010]<br /> * Thermosalinograph (TSG) data. Format developed by Gerd Rohardt. Example: [http://hdl.handle.net/10013/epic.42747.d002 hdl:10013/epic.42747.d002]<br /> * Columus GPS Data Logger V-900 format to KML or GPX. Example: [http://hdl.handle.net/10013/epic.42747.d006 hdl:10013/epic.42747.d006]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=9046 2017-03-01T21:58:07Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Example */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) sometimes the download of a single dat set can be useful. In this case the data set ID can added to the query field (try 123456 or dataset123456). <br /> * c) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> === Example === <br /> To download several or all OFOS pictures from dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 at once, you have to create a list of URLs first. (Please be aware that a fast connection to the Internet is needed, because each image is about 10MB in size.)<br /> <br /> # Download the dataset [https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082] as tab-delimited text.<br /> # Open the dataset with a spreadsheet program like Excel or LibreOffice and extract column 'URL image'. Save it as txt to a new file. Header of column must be 'URL'.<br /> # Create a folder where the images should be downloaded into.<br /> # Start PanGet. Browse for the txt file with the URL list (called 'ID List' in PanGet) and browse for the new folder (called 'Download directory' in PanGet), then click 'Go' – the image download will start immediately, but depending on the amount of images you are downloading it will take some time.<br /> <br /> If you want to download images from more than one dataset (e.g. from a specific area) you can go to the PANGAEA search page ([https://www.pangaea.de www.pangaea.de]) and search for datasets (e.g. search for 'ANTofos' and additionally define a geographic bounding box (Google map on the right of the search page)). Or search for specific stations using the 'OR' quotation (e.g. 'PS96/001-4 OR PS96/007-1 OR PS96/008-2'). Then click on 'Data Warehouse' (right above the Google map of the search page, login needed). Here you can choose the parameters which you want to download. Choose 'Uniform resource locator/link to image' and press 'download'. Proceed with points 2 to 4 as described above.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> * Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> * Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=9045 2017-03-01T21:57:31Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Example */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) sometimes the download of a single dat set can be useful. In this case the data set ID can added to the query field (try 123456 or dataset123456). <br /> * c) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> === Example === <br /> To download several or all OFOS pictures from dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 at once, you have to create a list of URLs first. (Please be aware that a fast connection to the Internet is needed, because each image is about 10MB in size.)<br /> <br /> # Download the dataset [https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082] as tab-delimited text.<br /> # Open the dataset with a spreadsheet program like Excel or LibreOffice and extract column 'URL image'. Save it as txt to a new file. Header of column must be 'URL'.<br /> # Create a folder where the images should be downloaded into.<br /> # Start PanGet. Browse for the txt file with the URL list (called 'ID List' in PanGet) and browse for the new folder (called 'Download directory' in PanGet), then click 'Go' – the image download will start immediately, but depending on the amount of images you are downloading it will take some time.<br /> <br /> If you want to download images from more than one dataset (e.g. from a specific area) you can go to the PANGAEA search page ([https://www.pangaea.de www.pangaea.de]) and search for datasets (e.g. search for 'ANTofos' and additionally define a geographic bounding box (google map on the right of the search page). Or search for specific stations using the 'OR' quotation (e.g. 'PS96/001-4 OR PS96/007-1 OR PS96/008-2'). Then click on 'Data Warehouse' (right above the Google map of the search page, login needed). Here you can choose the parameters which you want to download. Choose 'Uniform resource locator/link to image' and press 'download'. Proceed with points 2 to 4 as described above.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> * Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> * Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=9044 2017-03-01T21:56:38Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Example */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) sometimes the download of a single dat set can be useful. In this case the data set ID can added to the query field (try 123456 or dataset123456). <br /> * c) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> === Example === <br /> To download several or all OFOS pictures from dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 at once, you have to create a list of URLs first. (Please be aware that a fast connection to the internet is needed, because each image is about 10MB in size.)<br /> <br /> # Download the dataset [https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082] as tab-delimited text.<br /> # Open the dataset with a spreadsheet program like Excel or LibreOffice and extract column 'URL image'. Save it as txt to a new file. Header of column must be 'URL'.<br /> # Create a folder where the images should be downloaded into.<br /> # Start PanGet. Browse for the txt file with the URL list (called 'ID List' in PanGet) and browse for the new folder (called 'Download directory' in PanGet), then click 'Go' – the image download will start immediately, but depending on the amount of images you are downloading it will take some time.<br /> <br /> If you want to download images from more than one dataset (e.g. from a specific area) you can go to the PANGAEA search page ([https://www.pangaea.de www.pangaea.de]) and search for datasets (e.g. search for 'ANTofos' and additionally define a geographic bounding box (google map on the right of the search page). Or search for specific stations using the 'OR' quotation (e.g. 'PS96/001-4 OR PS96/007-1 OR PS96/008-2'). Then click on 'Data Warehouse' (right above the Google map of the search page, login needed). Here you can choose the parameters which you want to download. Choose 'Uniform resource locator/link to image' and press 'download'. Proceed with points 2 to 4 as described above.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> * Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> * Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=9043 2017-03-01T21:53:30Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Example */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) sometimes the download of a single dat set can be useful. In this case the data set ID can added to the query field (try 123456 or dataset123456). <br /> * c) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> === Example === <br /> To download several or all OFOS pictures from dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 at once, you have to create a list of URLs first. (Please be aware that a fast connection to the internet is needed, because each image is about 10MB in size.)<br /> <br /> # Download the dataset [https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082] as tab-delimited text.<br /> # Open the dataset with a spreadsheet program like Excel or LibreOffice and extract column 'URL image'. Save it as txt to a new file. Header of column must be 'URL'.<br /> # Create a folder where the images should be downloaded into.<br /> # Start PanGet. Browse for the txt file with the URL list (called 'ID List' in PanGet) and browse for the new folder (called 'Download directory' in PanGet), then click 'Go' – the image download will start immediately, but depending on the amount of images you are downloading it will take some time.<br /> <br /> If you want to download images from more than one dataset (e.g. from a specific area) you can go to the PANGAEA search page ([https://www.pangaea.de www.pangaea.de]) and search for datasets (e.g. search for 'ANTofos' and additionally define a geographic bounding box (google map on the right of the search page). Or search for specific stations using the 'OR' quotation (e.g. 'PS96/001-4 OR PS96/007-1 OR PS96/008-2'). Then click on 'Data Warehouse' (right above the google map of the search page, login needed). Here you can choose the parameters which you want to download. Choose 'Uniform resource locator/link to image' and press 'download'. Proceed with points 2 to 4 as described above.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> * Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> * Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=9042 2017-03-01T21:52:22Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Example */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) sometimes the download of a single dat set can be useful. In this case the data set ID can added to the query field (try 123456 or dataset123456). <br /> * c) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> === Example === <br /> To download several or all OFOS pictures from dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 at once, you have to create a list of URLs first. (Please be aware that a fast connection to the internet is needed, because each image is about 10MB in size.)<br /> <br /> 1) Download the dataset [https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082] as tab-delimited text.<br /> 2) Open the dataset with a spreadsheet program like Excel or LibreOffice and extract column 'URL image'. Save it as txt to a new file. Header of column must be 'URL'.<br /> 3) Create a folder where the images should be downloaded into.<br /> 4) Start PanGet. Browse for the txt file with the URL list (called 'ID List' in PanGet) and browse for the new folder (called 'Download directory' in PanGet), then click 'Go' – the image download will start immediately, but depending on the amount of images you are downloading it will take some time.<br /> <br /> If you want to download images from more than one dataset (e.g. from a specific area) you can go to the PANGAEA search page ([https://www.pangaea.de www.pangaea.de]) and search for datasets (e.g. search for 'ANTofos' and additionally define a geographic bounding box (google map on the right of the search page). Or search for specific stations using the 'OR' quotation (e.g. 'PS96/001-4 OR PS96/007-1 OR PS96/008-2'). Then click on 'Data Warehouse' (right above the google map of the search page, login needed). Here you can choose the parameters which you want to download. Choose 'Uniform resource locator/link to image' and press 'download'. Proceed with points 2 to 4 as described above.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> * Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> * Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=9041 2017-03-01T21:51:50Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Example */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) sometimes the download of a single dat set can be useful. In this case the data set ID can added to the query field (try 123456 or dataset123456). <br /> * c) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> === Example === <br /> To download several or all OFOS pictures from dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 at once, you have to create a list of URLs first. Please be aware that a fast connection to the internet is needed, because each image is about 10MB in size.<br /> <br /> 1) Download the dataset [https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082] as tab-delimited text.<br /> 2) Open the dataset with a spreadsheet program like Excel or LibreOffice and extract column 'URL image'. Save it as txt to a new file. Header of column must be 'URL'.<br /> 3) Create a folder where the images should be downloaded into.<br /> 4) Start PanGet. Browse for the txt file with the URL list (called 'ID List' in PanGet) and browse for the new folder (called 'Download directory' in PanGet), then click 'Go' – the image download will start immediately, but depending on the amount of images you are downloading it will take some time.<br /> <br /> If you want to download images from more than one dataset (e.g. from a specific area) you can go to the PANGAEA search page ([https://www.pangaea.de www.pangaea.de]) and search for datasets (e.g. search for 'ANTofos' and additionally define a geographic bounding box (google map on the right of the search page). Or search for specific stations using the 'OR' quotation (e.g. 'PS96/001-4 OR PS96/007-1 OR PS96/008-2'). Then click on 'Data Warehouse' (right above the google map of the search page, login needed). Here you can choose the parameters which you want to download. Choose 'Uniform resource locator/link to image' and press 'download'. Proceed with points 2 to 4 as described above.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> * Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> * Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=9040 2017-03-01T21:51:13Z

<p>Rsieger: /* &#039;Example */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) sometimes the download of a single dat set can be useful. In this case the data set ID can added to the query field (try 123456 or dataset123456). <br /> * c) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> === Example === <br /> To download several or all OFOS pictures from dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 at once, you have to create an URL list first. Please be aware that a fast connection to the internet is needed, because each image is about 10MB in size.<br /> <br /> 1) Download the dataset [https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082] as tab-delimited text.<br /> 2) Open the dataset with a spreadsheet program like Excel or LibreOffice and extract column 'URL image'. Save it as txt to a new file. Header of column must be 'URL'.<br /> 3) Create a folder where the images should be downloaded into.<br /> 4) Start PanGet. Browse for the txt file with the URL list (called 'ID List' in PanGet) and browse for the new folder (called 'Download directory' in PanGet), then click 'Go' – the image download will start immediately, but depending on the amount of images you are downloading it will take some time.<br /> <br /> If you want to download images from more than one dataset (e.g. from a specific area) you can go to the PANGAEA search page ([https://www.pangaea.de www.pangaea.de]) and search for datasets (e.g. search for 'ANTofos' and additionally define a geographic bounding box (google map on the right of the search page). Or search for specific stations using the 'OR' quotation (e.g. 'PS96/001-4 OR PS96/007-1 OR PS96/008-2'). Then click on 'Data Warehouse' (right above the google map of the search page, login needed). Here you can choose the parameters which you want to download. Choose 'Uniform resource locator/link to image' and press 'download'. Proceed with points 2 to 4 as described above.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> * Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> * Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=9039 2017-03-01T21:47:59Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Create a list of URLs */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) sometimes the download of a single dat set can be useful. In this case the data set ID can added to the query field (try 123456 or dataset123456). <br /> * c) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> === 'Example === <br /> To download several or all OFOS pictures from dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 at once, you have to create an URL list first. Please be aware that a fast connection to the internet is needed, because each image is about 10MB in size.<br /> <br /> 1) Download the dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 as tab-delimited text.<br /> 2) Open the dataset with a spreadsheet program like Excel or LibreOffice and extract column 'URL image'. Save it as txt to a new file. Header of column must be 'URL'.<br /> 3) Create a folder where the images should be downloaded into.<br /> 4) Start PanGet. Browse for the txt file with the URL list (called 'ID List' in PanGet) and browse for the new folder (called 'Download directory' in PanGet), then click 'Go' – the image download will start immediately, but depending on the amount of images you are downloading it will take some time.<br /> <br /> If you want to download images from more than one dataset (e.g. from a specific area) you can go to the PANGAEA search page (www.pangaea.de) and search for datasets (e.g. search for 'ANTofos' and additionally define a geographic bounding box (google map on the right of the search page). Or search for specific stations using the 'OR' quotation (e.g. 'PS96/001-4 OR PS96/007-1 OR PS96/008-2'). Then click on 'Data Warehouse' (right above the google map of the search page, login needed). Here you can choose the parameters which you want to download. Choose _Uniform resource locator/link to image' and press 'download'. Proceed with points 2 to 4 as described above.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> * Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> * Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=9038 2017-03-01T21:47:19Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Create a list of URLs */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) sometimes the download of a single dat set can be useful. In this case the data set ID can added to the query field (try 123456 or dataset123456). <br /> * c) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> '''Example:''' To download several or all OFOS pictures from dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 at once, you have to create an URL list first. Please be aware that a fast connection to the internet is needed, because each image is about 10MB in size.<br /> <br /> 1) Download the dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.862082 as tab-delimited text.<br /> 2) Open the dataset with a spreadsheet program like Excel or LibreOffice and extract column 'URL image'. Save it as txt to a new file. Header of column must be 'URL'.<br /> 3) Create a folder where the images should be downloaded into.<br /> 4) Start PanGet. Browse for the txt file with the URL list (called 'ID List' in PanGet) and browse for the new folder (called 'Download directory' in PanGet), then click 'Go' – the image download will start immediately, but depending on the amount of images you are downloading it will take some time.<br /> <br /> If you want to download images from more than one dataset (e.g. from a specific area) you can go to the PANGAEA search page (www.pangaea.de) and search for datasets (e.g. search for 'ANTofos' and additionally define a geographic bounding box (google map on the right of the search page). Or search for specific stations using the 'OR' quotation (e.g. 'PS96/001-4 OR PS96/007-1 OR PS96/008-2'). Then click on 'Data Warehouse' (right above the google map of the search page, login needed). Here you can choose the parameters which you want to download. Choose _Uniform resource locator/link to image' and press 'download'. Proceed with points 2 to 4 as described above.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> * Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> * Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=8937 2016-11-22T11:19:39Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) sometimes the download of a single dat set can be useful. In this case the data set ID can added to the query field (try 123456 or dataset123456). <br /> * c) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> * Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> * Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=8936 2016-11-22T11:18:06Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) sometimes the download of a single dat set can be useful. In this case the data set ID can added to the query field (123456 or dataset123456). <br /> * c) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> * Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> * Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=8856 2016-10-05T08:53:06Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Download */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> * Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> * Choose one or more download options (download data file, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=8855 2016-10-05T08:52:28Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Download */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> * Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> * Choose one or more download options (download data sets, download citation, download metadata as xml)<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=8854 2016-10-05T08:50:38Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Download */ PanGet Dialog description</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of data sets to be stored<br /> * Set the extension of data sets to be stored<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the data sets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=8852 2016-10-04T12:01:17Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Download */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...), copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field, and/or open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of datasets to be stored<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the datasets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=8851 2016-10-04T11:59:23Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Download */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of datasets to be stored<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the datasets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=8850 2016-10-04T11:59:09Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Download */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> <br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of datasets to be stored<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the datasets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=8848 2016-10-04T11:45:36Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** copy and paste the URL into the &quot;PANGAEA Query URL&quot; field.<br /> * b) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of datasets to be stored<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the datasets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=8847 2016-10-04T10:46:56Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** change the query-URL www.pangaea.de/search?count='''xxx''' (xxx is the number of datasets displayed)<br /> ** on Return all hits (max. 500) will be listed on one HTML-page<br /> ** Save the page as HTML-file (select '''HTML only''' as file type)<br /> * b) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of datasets to be stored<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the datasets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=8846 2016-10-04T10:45:45Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> [[File:Search.png|thumb|right|change the query-URL]]<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed (e.g. https://pangaea.de/?q=Polarstern&amp;f.project%5B%5D=AWI_PhyOce&amp;f.device%5B%5D=CTD%2FRosette&amp;f.pubyear%5B%5D=2016)<br /> ** change the query-URL www.pangaea.de/search?count='''xxx''' (xxx is the number of datasets displayed)<br /> ** on Return all hits (max. 500) will be listed on one HTML-page<br /> ** Save the page as HTML-file (select '''HTML only''' as file type)<br /> * b) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of datasets to be stored<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the datasets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=8826 2016-08-24T18:41:08Z

<p>Rsieger: /* OS X */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> [[File:Search.png|thumb|right|change the query-URL]]<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed<br /> ** change the query-URL www.pangaea.de/search?count='''xxx''' (xxx is the number of datasets displayed)<br /> ** on Return all hits (max. 500) will be listed on one HTML-page<br /> ** Save the page as HTML-file (select '''HTML only''' as file type)<br /> * b) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of datasets to be stored<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the datasets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=8825 2016-08-24T18:39:22Z

<p>Rsieger: /* OS X */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_OSX.dmg and Drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> [[File:Search.png|thumb|right|change the query-URL]]<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed<br /> ** change the query-URL www.pangaea.de/search?count='''xxx''' (xxx is the number of datasets displayed)<br /> ** on Return all hits (max. 500) will be listed on one HTML-page<br /> ** Save the page as HTML-file (select '''HTML only''' as file type)<br /> * b) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of datasets to be stored<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the datasets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

Rsieger https://wiki.pangaea.de/w/handler?title=PanGet&diff=8824 2016-08-24T18:37:50Z

<p>Rsieger: /* Create a list of URLs */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:PanGet_Icon.png|thumb|right|PanGet icon. Downloaded from http://www.large-icons.com/stock-icons/free-large-torrent-icons.htm<br /> All free icons listed on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means that you can freely use these icons for any personal and commercial purposes (software interfaces, online services, blogs, templates etc.). However, you should include a link to http://www.aha-soft.com in your credits.]]<br /> The software '''PanGet''' is a special tool for the download of multiple data sets from PANGAEA. It uses the PANGAEA data set ID which is unique and part of the [[DOI]]. In a first step a list of ID's of those data sets to be downloaded must be created. There are two choices to define this individual collection of sets. Based on the ID list, the tool will download the data sets. Failed downloads are written to the file *_failed.txt. The functionality of PanGet is also part of the program [[Pan2Applic]] (choose File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and [[PanTool]]2 (choose Basic tools &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...).<br /> <br /> '''Find the current version and reference of PanGet at [http://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.804562?format=html doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.804562]'''<br /> <br /> [https://github.com/rsieger/PanGet.git Find Sourcecode at GitHub]<br /> <br /> Contact: [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger]. The software is provided as freeware under the ([http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU General Public License (GPLv3)] and is freely distributed without warranty by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Open {{doi|10.1594/PANGAEA.804562}} and click on &quot;View dataset as HTML&quot;. Download the current version of PanGet to your computer.<br /> <br /> === Windows ===<br /> Double-click PanGet_Win.exe and follow the instructions. If the '''MSVCR120.dll''' is missing on your computer, you have to install the [http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013] from Microsoft.<br /> <br /> === OS X ===<br /> Open the downloaded dmg file with a double-click. Drag and drop the file PanGet.app onto the application folder icon.<br /> <br /> === Linux ===<br /> Uncompress the archive to your user bin directory. Double-click PanGet.sh.<br /> <br /> == Create a list of PANGAEA dataset IDs ==<br /> there are two choices:<br /> [[File:Search.png|thumb|right|change the query-URL]]<br /> * a) create a '''list of IDs with the PANGAEA search engine'''<br /> ** define a query which lists all data sets needed<br /> ** change the query-URL www.pangaea.de/search?count='''xxx''' (xxx is the number of datasets displayed)<br /> ** on Return all hits (max. 500) will be listed on one HTML-page<br /> ** Save the page as HTML-file (select '''HTML only''' as file type)<br /> * b) create a '''list of IDs with the 4D client''' (for curators only, you need [[4D]])<br /> ** open the dataset table and configure the datset ID in the first column and the “Export filename” in the second one<br /> ** search for the dataset selection you want with the search tab<br /> ** save the resulting list as a text file. (Note: 4D can download a list with max. 30,000 data sets!)<br /> <br /> == Create a list of URLs ==<br /> PanGet can also be used for downloading individual files from the Internet. Create a list with one or two columns. The first column has to be named &quot;URL&quot;, the second &quot;File name&quot;. If the second column is not given, PanGet will be extracted the filename from the URL.<br /> <br /> == Download ==<br /> [[File:Download_PANGAEA_datasets.png|thumb|right|Download PANGAEA datasets dialog]]<br /> * Start PanGet or [[Pan2Applic]] or [[PanTool]] (File &gt; Download PANGAEA datasets...) and open the file just created<br /> * Browse to your download directory<br /> * Set the prefered encoding of datasets to be stored<br /> * Click '''Go'''. PanGet downloads all data sets sequentialy, progress is shown. The download time depends on the number and size of the datasets.<br /> <br /> The resulting collection of files may be compiled and converted to other formats using the tool [[Pan2Applic]].<br /> ----<br /> Development contact [mailto:rsieger@pangaea.de Rainer Sieger, AWI]</div>

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