What files are included in the ANZ/TELIO/SHOW3D package and how to obtain

and dearchive them.



The Analyze gait analysis and display package consists of three programs:



1) Analyze, usually referred to as ANZ, which carries out the analysis of

   the marker trajectories, force plate data, and EMG data.

2) Telio which produces graphs of the results of ANZ analyses

3) Show3d which displays 3d images of the measured motions





Files available via FTP



anz_b.zip        Archive file of ANZ executable

anz_s.zip        Archive file of ANZ source code

tel_b.zip        Archive file of TELIO executable

tel_s.zip        Archive file of TELIO source code

shw_b.zip        Archive file of SHOW3D executable

shw_s.zip        Archive file of SHOW3D source code

data.zip         Archive file of sample data

docs.zip         Archive file of text files

wvogle.zip       Archive file of vogle graphics library for WATCOM

pkzip_d.exe      Self extracting archive of PKZIP package



anz_cmnd.txt        Summary of ANZ commands

brief.txt           Brief description of all 3 programs

legalise.txt        Description of ANZ distribution/availability policy

readme.txt          This file

start.txt           A tour of ANZ, TELIO, and SHOW3D

tel_cmnd.txt        Summary of TELIO commands

outline.txt         Outline from course on ANZ

overview.txt        Overview of ANZ's calculation capabilities



VAX/VMS distribution



These programs were originally written in VAX Fortran and were orginally

developed to run under VMS. The VAX version of this package is no longer

being supported. All further development will be on the PC.



PC distribution



The programs have been converted to DOS on PC compatibles. All archive files

should be transfered by ftp using binary mode. When the files are dearchived

they should be dearchived with the program PKZIP which is available at most

internet file servers. A copy of the PKZIP distribution should be in the same

directory as the ANZ archive files. This is a self extracting archive file.

FTP it in binary mode and then run the program which will produce a number

files for the PKZIP distribution.



When dearchiving the files place them on the disk that you wish them to be

installed on and then dearchive with PKUNZIP using the -d option flag to force

the files into the directory structure stored in the archives.



The final total distribution should have the following directory tree.



ANZ

DATA

DOCS

SHOW3D

TELIO

VOGLE\SRC

VOGLE\DRIVERS

VOGLE\CEX

VOGLE\FEX



The version of the VOGLE graphics distributed here has been modified to

work with WATCOM compilers. A more general version the package which works

on numerous machines (X11,Sun,VMS,...) including complete documentation

can be FTP'd from gondwana.ecr.mu.oz.au under the /pub directory.





What the file's are...



.for or .f  the fortran source code files

.inc        the include files for the fortran source- mainly common blocks &

            constants

.anz  data files containing the results of ANZ analyses- its a binary file

.mac  macro files for use with Telio to automate graph generation

.txt  various text files

.c3d  Combined video and analog data file from AMASS marker tracking software

.p3d  Marker trajectory files produced with Motion Analysis Co. EV3D program

.ana  Analog data files collected with Motion Analysis Co. ADS program

.cmd  VMS command files

.exe  Executable programs for VMS

makefile  directive files for the make utility of WATCOM to create the

          programs





Where to from here



Read the brief description of the programs (brief.txt), then the more

detailed overview of ANZ. Then, Try the tutorial first (start.txt).

This will provide an overview of ANZ, TELIO, and SHOW3D. After this look

over the command summaries. After this you can look over the derivation

notes and the source code to figure out how the program works.





Suggestions on looking over the source code



-Look at the make files to see how the source code files go together.



-Look over the history contained in the .anz sample data files

 (command HIStory) to see the order of commands given in an ANZ analysis



-Look over the macros for TELIO to see sample graphics command sequences



-Check the derivation notes for coordinate system definitions



-Look over the connectivity structures to see the flexibility of the kinetic

 chain calculations