Review Site Data apps, then put them on website

[Kevin Milner]

Review the apps here:

• Site Data App (for viewing values for a single location): trunk/src/org/opensha/commons/data/siteData/gui/SiteDataApplet.java

• Site Data Map App (for creating maps of site data, including mosaics of multiple providers): trunk/src/org/opensha/commons/data/siteData/gui/SiteDataMapApplet.java

Then add them to the web site as regular apps.

[Kevin Milner]

I've added it to the build process, can you guys check it out? It's now consolidated as a single application for both mapping and single locations.

Java Web Start link: ​http://opensha.usc.edu/apps/opensha/SiteData/nightly/SiteData.jnlp

Once we release 1.1, we can add it to the web site

[Ned Field]

Wow - this is really cool, and very self explanatory.

One question - does "Disabled" mean it's not "Preferred" here? If so you might want to indicate this somehow.

I suspect users will want to save the map data (although they can currently get it if they make a map and go to the web site that stores the results)

It would be cool if we could show images of the cpt colors in the "Color Scheme" pick list (low priority)

[Kevin Milner]

OK I added some tooltip text to all of the buttons (won't be updated on the web start version until after the nightly build). I also added a note in the "click here..." text to indicate that data could be downloaded there as well.

I'm going to leave this open until we release 1.1 and have a release version of this app (not just the nightly build) with an entry on the web site.

[Kevin Milner]

ok added to website: ​http://opensha.org/apps-SiteData

closing

[Ned Field]

I don't see an entry for this on our Applications page. Shouldn't one be there?

[Kevin Milner]

it's at the very bottom, "Site Data Viewer/Plotter?": ​http://opensha.org/apps