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KEYWORD

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KEYWORD

(version: Legitimate GEFID versions for this keyword)

#Keyword=Param1, Param2, Param3, [ Param4, [Param5]]

Parameter	Type of data	Explanation.
Param1	int	An integer number. At least 2 bytes. A maximum value may be required: Maximum = 250
Param2	string	A sequence of alpha numerical characters. A maximum length may be required: Maximum 80 characters.
Param3	double	A floating point number of at least 8 bytes long.
Param4	float	A floating point number of at least 4 bytes long. Optional, since it is between [ ].
Param5	long	An integer number of at least 4 bytes. A maximum value may be required: Maximum = 100 000. Optional, since it is between [ ].

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The legitimate versions of the GEFID for this keyword are listed in the same line as the caption for Keyword. For an explanation about versions, see versions.
Type of Data lists the minimum type of variable to hold the information in the field. For examples and restrictions for "Type of data", see the table of datatypes.
Strings as in Param3 must obey the rules as stated for information fields, see special characters.
Param4 is in between brackets. It is optional, so it may be omitted.
Param5 is optional. The brackets around Param5 are nested within the brackets of Param4. This means that if Param4 is omitted, Param5 should be omitted as well.
Valid examples for use of Keyword are:
- #Keyword=12, The number PI, 3.141592653589793238, 3.1415926, 98765
- #Keyword=12, The number PI, 3.141592653589793238, 3.1415926
- #Keyword=12, The number PI, 3.141592653589793238

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ANALYSISCODE
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Analysiscode

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Analysiscode

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Analysiscode=Code, Release, Version, Update[, Reference]

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Note. Via this keyword, a program can determine whether the data is suitable for analysis using this version of the program. This prevents a program designed to work out, for example, a dry critical density test from importing data from a compression test. In addition, tests which still need to be analysed using an older version, can be processed using the most suitable method.

ANALYSISTEXT
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Analysistext
Analysistext

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Analysistext=Index, Text[, Information]

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Example: #Analysistext=129, Cohesion calculated in accordance with NEN, comments.

ANALYSISVAR
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Analysisvar
Analysisvar

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Analysisvar=Index, Value, Unit, Quantity

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Example: #Analysisvar=129, 1.33,-,over-relax factor for creep.

CHILD
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Child

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Child

(version: 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#CHILD= Index, Reference[, value, Unit, Quantity[, Quantity number[, Explanation]]]

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Child is only listed in files of tests during which other tests are performed; e.g. child is listed in GEF-CPT-Report.
The reference item in the child keyword must hold an unique identifier as a link to the child. It is usually a name of a file. Other possibilities are objectids or a primary key in a database. The reference field may contain up to 1023 characters. This item is compulsory.
When files are transferred between different clients, one should avoid using path names, since there is no guarantee for a unique directory structure.
The items Value, Unit and Quantity are optional. They form a group of items. If a Value is given, the Unit and Quantity must be given as well. The reason is, that if Unit is omitted, it is impossible to know what the Value really means. Unit and Quantity are conditionally compulsory. If a value without a dimension is to be listed, e.g. merely a number, Unit is marked by '-'. For each type of value a description for Quantity can be given: e.g. a number of a scan, a depth or a date (20000419)
The item Quantity number is optional. It allows for an automatic recognition of the type of test. If Value, Unit and Quantity are not listed, Quantity number can not be listed as well.
The item Explanation is optional. If the Quantity number is not listed, Explanation can not be listed either.

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COLUMN

COLUMN
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Column
Column

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Column=Column

Column

int

A number between 1 and 250. This gives the number of columns which are in the data block.

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Note. For a binary file, it is assumed that #Column observations, consisting of 4-bytes floating point numbers, belonging to a scan, are stored. Also see Datatype.

COLUMNINFO
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Columninfo

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Columninfo

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Columninfo =Column, Unit, Quantity[, Qnumber]

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Example: #Columninfo=3, kPa, deviator pressure, 1001.

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COLUMNMINMAX

COLUMNMINMAX
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Columnminmax
Columnminmax

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Columnminmax=Column, Min, Max

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Example: #Columnminmax=5, 0.17, 5.68.

COLUMNSEPARATOR
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Columnseparator

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Columnseparator

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Columnseparator=Char

Char

char

This is a character (to be printed in ASCII) which will be printed between each column, making it easier to import data with so-called spreadsheet programs or databases. See also Recordseparator.

Example: #Columnseparator=;

Remark: the characters \#=+-.,DEGdeg0123456789 are not allowed as columnseparator. Furthermore Columnseparator and Recordseparator must differ.

COLUMNTEXT
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Columntext

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Columntext

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Columntext=State[, Remarks]

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Example: #Columntext=1.

COLUMNVOID
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Columnvoid

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Columnvoid

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#ColumnVoid=Column, Value

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Note. Instead of using a letter of a word, it was decided to define a figure to indicate that no suitable information is present at the position, so the possibility of using the columnvoid keyword in binary data blocks was not blocked.

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COMMENT

COMMENT
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Comment
Comment

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Comment=Text

Text

string

Optional random text, not necessary for the test, rather an annotation but as a marginal note. A maximum of 1500 comment lines can be stored. Maximum 255 characters.

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Example: #Comment=Repeat of the test of 1995-06-25.

COMPANYID
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Companyid

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Companyid

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Companyid=Name, Taxcode, CountryID

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Example: #Companyid=GEODELFT, 8000.97.476.B.01, 31.

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DATAFORMAT

DATAFORMATo
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Dataformat
Dataformat

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Dataformat=Type

Type

string

Text stating whether the readings in the data block are stored as an ASCII or BINARY file.

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Note. Only ASCII and BINARY are permitted. Binary data storage can be imported and processed extremely rapidly. It is, however, system dependent. The data format default value is ASCII. Also see keyword OS.

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DATATYPE

DATATYPE
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Datatype
Datatype

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Datatype=Type

Type

string

Text stating which type of numbers are stored in the data block.

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Type	Description	Number of bytes	Example
byte	flag	1	1
int2	integer number	2	-30000
long	integer number	4	2123456789
int4	integer number	4	2123456789
real4	decimal number	4	-3.14159
float	decimal number	4	-3.14159
real8	decimal number	8	6.62×10^-34
double	decimal number	8	6.62×10^-34
string	text	variable	Measurement

EOH
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Eoh

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Eoh

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#EOH=

Example: #EOH=

Note. This keyword has no data behind the = character which needs to be used. In addition, this keyword is completed using a Line Feed (Unix) or the Carriage Return and the Line Feed (DOS). When using binary data, no text in the data block is allowed.

EQUIPMENT

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	Equipment

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	Equipment

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0)

#Equipment=Text

Text

string

Text stating the name of the equipment.

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Example: #Equipment=TS200.

FILEDATE
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Filedate

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Filedate

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Filedate=Yyyy, Mm, Dd

Yyyy	int	Year, when the file was created. Y2k compliant.
Mm	int	Month, when the file was created.
Dd	int	Day, when the file was created.

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Example: #Filedate=1995,02,20.

FILEOWNER
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Fileowner

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Fileowner

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Fileowner=Fileowner

Fileowner

string

Text stating the owner of the file. The file owner is responsible for the quality of the file. He/she is usually the same person who performed the test.

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Example: #Fileowner=Lambert Smidt.

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FILINGCODE

FILINGCODE
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Filingcode
Filingcode

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Filingcode=Code, Release, Version, Update[, Reference]

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Example: #Filingcode=B17, 3, 0, 1, NEN888888.

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FILINGTEXT

FILINGTEXT
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Filingtext
Filingtext

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Filingtext=Index, Text[, Information]

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Example: #Filingtext=129, Archiving in Oracle table PROJECT, tablename.

FILINGVAR
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Filingvar

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Filingvar

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Filingvar=Index, Value, Unit, Quantity

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Example: #Filingvar=133, 0.45, -,Location of the map.

FIRSTSCAN

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	Firstscan
	Firstscan

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0)

#Firstscan=Rownumber

Rownumber

long

The number of the first scan containing a meaningful value.

Example: #Firstscan=13.

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GEFID

GEFID
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Gefid
Gefid

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#GEFID=Release, Version, Update

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Note. This keyword must be the first one to appear in the file. It must be written in capital letters. Using the first line, operation systems like Unix are able to deduce the type of file and which program or printer is needed to control the file.

LANGUAGE
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Language

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Language

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Language=Language

Language

string

Abbreviation which states the language. Maximum 2 characters.

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Note. This keyword can influence the program which imports and analyses a GEF file. Default value is NL .

LASTSCAN

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	Lastscan

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	Lastscan

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0)

#Lastscan=Rownumber

Rownumber

long

Number of the last meaningful scan.

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Note. The default value is 2147483648 (=2³¹). (Nov 2000 I) The scans following the scan number in lastscan, are not processed.

MEASUREMENTCODE
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Measurementcode

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Measurementcode

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Measurementcode=Code, Release, Version, Update[, Reference]

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Example: #Measurementcode=Cu, 3, 1, 0, 300-1-CU.

MEASUREMENTTEXT
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Measurementtext

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Measurementtext

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Measurementtext=Index, Text[, Information]

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Example: #Measurementtext=129, Temperature measured in accordance with NEN, temp. measurement.

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MEASUREMENTVAR

MEASUREMENTVAR
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Measurementvar
Measurementvar

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Measurementvar=Index, Value, Unit, Quantity

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Note. Measurementvar is used to store one-time measurements which form part of a test, such as temperature outside.

OBJECTID
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Objectid

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Objectid

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Objectid=Value

Value

long

Reference to a number in the archive where this GEF file belongs.

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Note. Objectid can refer to a (primary ) key in a database.

OS

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	OS
	OS

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Os=Type

Type

string

Text stating for which operating system the data are stored. Maximum 10 characters.

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In the old days most Unix's were running on the generic type Motorola processors, which use Big Endian notation. DOS was running on the generic type of Intel processors, which use Little Endian representation. In the third column of Table 6 the number 16 is written down as a long integer, in hexadecimal notation.

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PARENT

PARENT
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Parent
Parent

(version: 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#PARENT= Reference[, value, Unit, Quantity[, Quantity number[, Explanation]]]

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Parent is only listed in files, which report tests that are performed as part of another test; e.g. parent will appear in a dissipation test.
The reference item in the parent keyword must hold an unique identifier as a link to the parent test. It is usually a name of a file. Other possibilities are objectids or a primary key in a database. The reference field may contain up to 1023 characters. This item is compulsory.
When files are transferred between different clients, one should avoid using path names, since there is no guarantee for a unique directory structure.
The items Value, Unit and Quantity are optional. They form a group of items. If a Value is given, the Unit and Quantity must be given as well. The reason is, that if Unit is omitted, it is impossible to know what the Value really means. Unit and Quantity are conditionally compulsory. If a value without a dimension is to be listed, e.g. merely a number, Unit is marked by '-'. For each type of value a description for Quantity can be given: e.g. a number of a scan, a depth or a date (20000419)
The item Quantity number is optional. It allows for an automatic recognition of the type of test. If Value, Unit and Quantity are not listed, Quantity number can not be listed as well.
The item Explanation is optional. If the Quantity number is not listed, Explanation can not be listed either.

PROCEDURECODE

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	Procedurecode
	Procedurecode

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Procedurecode=Code, Release, Version, Update[, Reference]

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Example: #Procedurecode=GEF-CPT-Report, 1,0,0.

PROJECTID
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Projectid

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Projectid

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Projectid=Type,[ Number,[ Sub]]

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Example: #Projectid=CO, 342770, 624.

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PROJECTNAME

PROJECTNAME
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Projectname
Projectname

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Projectname=Projectname

Projectname

string

Text stating the name of the relevant project. Maximum of 255 characters.

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Example: #Projectname= High Speed Line.

QNMINMAX

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	Qnminmax

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	Qnminmax

(version: 2,0,0)

#Qnminmax=Qn, Min, Max

Qn	long	The quantity number to which the information relates.
Min	double	Minimum value in the column associated with this quantity number.
Max	double	Maximum value in the column associated with this quantity number.

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Example: #Qnminmax=3019, 0.17, 5.68.

QNTIME

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	Qntime

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	Qntime

(version: 2,0,0)

#Qntime=Qn[, Timecode[, Unit]]

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Table 7 Value of Code and Unit

Timecode	Unit
1	second
2	minute
3	hour
4	day
5	week

QNVOID

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	Qnvoid
	Qnvoid

(version: 2,0,0)

#QnVoid=Qn, Value

Qn	long	The quantity number to which the information relates.
Value	double	The figure which shows that the value does not contain suitable information.

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Note. Instead of using a letter of a word, it was decided to define a figure to indicate that no suitable information is present at the position, so the possibility of using the qnvoid keyword in binary data blocks was not blocked.

RECORDSEPARATOR

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	Recordseparator

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	Recordseparator

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Recordseparator=Char

Char

char

The character used to finish a data record. A data record always consists of a fixed number of registrations (the value is given by the #column). It is the physical end of the scan. Also see Columnseparator.

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(Nov 2000 I) Remark: the characters \#=+-.,DEGdeg0123456789 are not allowed as columnseparator. Furthermore Columnseparator and Recordseparator must differ.

REPORTCODE
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Reportcode

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Reportcode

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Reportcode=Code, Release, Version, Update[, Reference]

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Example: #Reportcode=Standard, 3, 1, 0, 300-1-SDS.

REPORTDATAFORMAT
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Reportdataformat

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Reportdataformat

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Reportdataformat=Layout

Layout

string

The layout of the values to be printed sLayout consists of a series of words, separated by blanks. The number of words must be equal to the number of columns, as started in #COLUMN=. Each word consists of one letter and one or more digits. This word determines how a value is printed. The convention of the FORTRAN format identifier is used:

In	Integer, n digits long.
Fw.d	Floating point number, w digits long, d decimals.
Ew.d	Exponential representation, w digits long, d decimals.

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Example: #Reportdataformat=F7.3 F7.3 E11.4 I6.

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REPORTTEXT

REPORTTEXT
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Reporttext
Reporttext

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Reporttext=Index, Text[, Information]

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Example: #Reporttext=129, Section 5 is confidential, general comment.

REPORTVAR
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Reportvar

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Reportvar

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Reportvar=Index, Value, Unit, Quantity

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Example: #Reportvar=17, 66, -, number of pages.

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ROW

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	Row
	Row

(version: 2,0,0)

#Row=Rows

Rows

long

A number between 1 and 2147483647. This gives the number of rows which are in the data block.

Example: #Row=1495.

SCANFREQ
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Scanfreq

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Scanfreq

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Scanfreq=Value, Startrow

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Note. The scan frequency is expressed in Hz (s^-1).

SCANTIME
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Scantime

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Scantime

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Scantime=Value, Startrow

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Note. The time interval is expressed in s. In the example, a reading is carried out each minute. For scanfreq and scantime, startdate and starttime are to be used. The scans in the test are thus placed in absolute form in time.

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SETUPCODE

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	Setupcode
	Setupcode

(version: 2,0,0)

#Setupcode=Code, Release, Version, Update[, Reference]

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Example: #Setupcode=S17, 3, 0, 1, NEN888888.

SETUPTEXT

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	Setuptext

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	Setuptext

(version: 2,0,0)

#Setuptext=Index, Text[, Information]

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Example: #Setuptext=250, Removing carbonates by H₂SO₄, carbonate removal.

SETUPVAR

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	Setupvar

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	Setupvar

(version: 2,0,0)

#Setupvar=Index, Value, Unit, Quantity

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Example: #Setupvar=250, 45.89, g, Mass of removed carbonates.

SPECIMENCODE
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Specimencode

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Specimencode

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Specimencode=Code, Release, Version, Update[, Reference]

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Example: #Specimencode=MN, 3, 1, 0, 300-1-Mons.

SPECIMENTEXT
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Specimentext
Specimentext

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Specimentext=Index, Text[, Information]

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Example: #Specimentext=129, Sample fell apart during transportation, general comment.

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SPECIMENVAR
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Specimenvar
Specimenvar

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Specimenvar=Index, Value, Unit, Quantity

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Note. Specimenvar is very similar to Measurementvar as far as structure and use are concerned. The difference is that the information is specifically related to a sample with Specimenvar, while Measurementvar is concerned with quantities which are specifically related to measuring and measurement apparatus where appropriate.

STARTDATE
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Startdate

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Startdate

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Startdate=Yyyy, Mm, Dd

Yyyy	int	The year in which the test started. Y2k compliant.
Mm	int	The month in which the test started.
Dd	int	The day on which the test started.

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Note. Together with the start time, the start date is important for tests as a function of time.

STARTTIME
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Starttime

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Starttime

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Starttime=Hour, Min, Sec

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Example: #Starttime=12, 35, 24.75.

STRUCTURETEXT
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Structuretext

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Structuretext

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Structuretext=Codeword, Parameter1[, Parameter2[, Parameter3[,,]]]

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Example: #Structuretext=GEFID, Releasenumber, Versionnumber, Updatenumber.

STRUCTURETYPE
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Structuretype
Structuretype

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Structuretype=Codeword, Type1[, Type2[, Type3[,,]]]

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Example: #Structuretype=GEFID, int2, int2, int2.

TESTID
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Testid

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Testid

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Testid=TestID

TestID

string

Text stating which test from a series of tests this file concerns.

Example: #Testid=T13B.

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TIMECOLUMN

TIMECOLUMN
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Timecolumn
Timecolumn

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Timecolumn=Column[, Timecode[, Unit]]

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Table 8 Value of Code and Unit

Timecode	Unit
1	second
2	minute
3	hour
4	day
5	week

XYID
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Xyid

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Xyid

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#XYid=MapID, X, Y[, EpsX, EpsY]

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The MapID code consists of the international dial code for a specific country, multiplied by 1000, followed by a number 000 .. 999.

ZID
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Zid

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Zid

(version: 1,0,0 / 1,1,0 / 2,0,0)

#Zid=ReferenceID, Z[, EpsZ]

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KEYWORD

KEYWORD

ANALYSISCODE Anchor

Analysiscode

Analysiscode

ANALYSISTEXT AnchorAnalysistextAnalysistext

ANALYSISVAR AnchorAnalysisvarAnalysisvar

CHILD... AnchorChild

Child

COLUMN

COLUMN AnchorColumnColumn

COLUMNINFO Anchor

Columninfo

Columninfo

COLUMNMINMAX

COLUMNMINMAX AnchorColumnminmaxColumnminmax

COLUMNSEPARATOR... AnchorColumnseparator

Columnseparator

COLUMNTEXT... AnchorColumntext

Columntext

COLUMNVOID Anchor

Columnvoid

Columnvoid

COMMENT

COMMENT AnchorCommentComment

COMPANYID Anchor

Companyid

Companyid

DATAFORMAT

DATAFORMATo AnchorDataformatDataformat

DATATYPE

DATATYPE AnchorDatatypeDatatype

EOH Anchor

Eoh

Eoh

EQUIPMENT

FILEDATE... AnchorFiledate

Filedate

FILEOWNER Anchor

Fileowner

Fileowner

FILINGCODE

FILINGCODE AnchorFilingcodeFilingcode

FILINGTEXT

FILINGTEXT AnchorFilingtextFilingtext

FILINGVAR Anchor

Filingvar

Filingvar

FIRSTSCAN

GEFID

GEFID AnchorGefidGefid

LANGUAGE Anchor

Language

Language

LASTSCAN

MEASUREMENTCODE Anchor

Measurementcode

Measurementcode

MEASUREMENTTEXT Anchor

Measurementtext

Measurementtext

MEASUREMENTVAR

MEASUREMENTVAR AnchorMeasurementvarMeasurementvar

OBJECTID... AnchorObjectid

Objectid

OS

PARENT

PARENT AnchorParentParent

PROCEDURECODE

PROJECTID Anchor

Projectid

Projectid

PROJECTNAME

ANALYSISCODE
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ANALYSISTEXT
Anchor
Analysistext
Analysistext

ANALYSISVAR
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Analysisvar
Analysisvar

CHILD
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Anchor
Child

COLUMN
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Column
Column

COLUMNINFO
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COLUMNMINMAX
Anchor
Columnminmax
Columnminmax

COLUMNSEPARATOR
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Anchor
Columnseparator

COLUMNTEXT
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Anchor
Columntext

COLUMNVOID
Anchor

COMMENT
Anchor
Comment
Comment

COMPANYID
Anchor

DATAFORMATo
Anchor
Dataformat
Dataformat

DATATYPE
Anchor
Datatype
Datatype

EOH
Anchor

FILEDATE
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Anchor
Filedate

FILEOWNER
Anchor

FILINGCODE
Anchor
Filingcode
Filingcode

FILINGTEXT
Anchor
Filingtext
Filingtext

FILINGVAR
Anchor

GEFID
Anchor
Gefid
Gefid

LANGUAGE
Anchor

MEASUREMENTCODE
Anchor

MEASUREMENTTEXT
Anchor

MEASUREMENTVAR
Anchor
Measurementvar
Measurementvar

OBJECTID
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Anchor
Objectid

PARENT
Anchor
Parent
Parent

PROJECTID
Anchor

PROJECTNAME
Anchor
Projectname
Projectname

REPORTCODE
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Anchor
Reportcode

REPORTDATAFORMAT
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Anchor
Reportdataformat

REPORTTEXT
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Reporttext
Reporttext

REPORTVAR
Anchor

SCANFREQ
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SCANTIME
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Anchor
Scantime

SPECIMENCODE
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Anchor
Specimencode

SPECIMENTEXT
Anchor
Specimentext
Specimentext

SPECIMENVAR
Anchor
Specimenvar
Specimenvar

STARTDATE
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Anchor
Startdate

STARTTIME
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STRUCTURETEXT
Anchor

STRUCTURETYPE
Anchor
Structuretype
Structuretype

TESTID
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TIMECOLUMN
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Timecolumn
Timecolumn

XYID
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Anchor
Xyid

ZID
Anchor