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Correlator

Stratigraphic correlation of cores from multiple holes at a drill site, by

• depth shifting cores using high-resolution core logging data to construct a core composite depth below sea floor (CCSF) depth scale;
• splicing selected core intervals to construct the most complete stratigraphic representation possible at a site.

Correlator can be used as a stand-alone application, but efficacy and support is maximized when it is used in conjunction with the SCORS support applications in the JRSO LIMS infrastructure.

Confluence wiki:

• Correlator

• scors_correlator_ug_20190912

Update in progress (Peter Blum)Draft PDFs:

• scors_correlator_ug_4.0_2022

Support applications for efficient workflow aboard the JOIDES Resolution (and related shorebased work)

Correlation Downloader

Download core logging data from the LIMS database for use in Correlator.

• Automatically downloads relevant section summary data required for accurate computations in Correlator.
• Options to filter the data for edges and outliers.
• Feature to append new core data iteratively to hole files.

Confluence wiki:

• scors_lims_ug_20190321

Update in progress (Peter Blum):

• scors_lims_ug_

• 2022

LORE

Batch-download section half images for use in Correlator.

Provide (A) lists of existing affine tables and splice interval tables, with links to uploaded user files; (B) detailed, LIMS-computed affine and splice interval tables; (C) CCSF (alternate) depths for any data set in the LIMS; and (D) data sets by selected splice.

IMG_REDUX

Batch-process the images, cropping the peripheral ~1 cm from the images and reducing the image to ~200 kb, suitable for Correlator.

SCORS Uploader and Manager

Load affine tables and splice interval tables created by an external application (e.g., Correlator) to the LIMS database where the information can be reported and applied to all data in LIMS.

IMG_REDUX

Batch-process the images, cropping the peripheral ~1 cm from the images and reducing the image to ~200 kb, suitable for Correlator.

Update in progress (Peter Blum)