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-The "Retrieve ICE-D Data From HeidiSQL Connection" tool is used to retrieve exposure ages (ICE-D Alpine) based on specified latitude and longitude ranges. The user also needs to select a scaling model for the ages (St Lm, or LSDn).\\ +The "Retrieve ICE-D Data From HeidiSQL Connection" tool is used to retrieve exposure ages (ICE-D Alpine) based on specified latitude and longitude ranges. The user also needs to select a scaling model for the ages (St, Lm, or LSDn). \\ 
 {{:pluginto:ice-d_retrieve_from_heidisql.png?400|}}\\ {{:pluginto:ice-d_retrieve_from_heidisql.png?400|}}\\
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 +Note that this tool is limited to the computer that has the HeidiSQL and ICE-D database installed. The user also needs to keep the ICE-D database open to run this tool. In addition, the pymysql, shapely, and fiona libraries are also needed to be installed in the ArcGIS Pro python version. To do that, open the "Python Command Prompt" under the ArcGIS Pro program folder by clicking the Microsoft Window icon on the left-bottom bar of the computer and find the ArcGIS or ArcGIS Pro app folder. Then, run the following commands:\\
 +<code>
 +pip install pymysql
 +pip install shapely
 +pip install fiona
 +</code>
  
 The ICE-D dataset can be imported into ArcGIS Pro as a WFS layer. However, ArcGIS Pro uses a limit of 3000 for the ICE-D dataset. To retrieve more exposure ages, a new tool, "Retrieve ICE-D Data From WFS", is developed. The users can select a dataset from ICE-D and provide a maximum number of features to retrieve the exposure ages as a feature class in ArcGIS Pro. \\ The ICE-D dataset can be imported into ArcGIS Pro as a WFS layer. However, ArcGIS Pro uses a limit of 3000 for the ICE-D dataset. To retrieve more exposure ages, a new tool, "Retrieve ICE-D Data From WFS", is developed. The users can select a dataset from ICE-D and provide a maximum number of features to retrieve the exposure ages as a feature class in ArcGIS Pro. \\
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 **How to install and use the ICE-D Analysis plugin in QGIS**\\ **How to install and use the ICE-D Analysis plugin in QGIS**\\
  
-1) Find the “iced_camelplots” folder after unzip the downloaded file from GitHub and check if there are a set of folders and files (similar to the following screenshot) within the folder:\\+1) Find the “iced_camelplots” folder after unzipping the downloaded file from GitHub and check if there are a set of folders and files (similar to the following screenshot) within the folder:\\
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-In the left panel of the Plugins window, Click “Installed” and You should find the “ICE-D Camelplots” plugin (the following screenshot). Chick it and close the window.\\+On the left panel of the Plugins window, Click “Installed” and You should find the “ICE-D Camelplots” plugin (the following screenshot). Chick it and close the window.\\
 {{:pluginto:ice-d_camelplot_plugin.png?600|}}\\ {{:pluginto:ice-d_camelplot_plugin.png?600|}}\\
    
-Note that this plugin is in the development mode. More functions will be added in the future. After the plugin is finalized, it can be published directly in QGIS, so that no copy/paste folder is needed in the future. +Note that this plugin is in development mode. More functions will be added in the future. After the plugin is finalized, it can be published directly in QGIS, so that no copy/paste folder is needed in the future. 
  
 4) You should be able to see the plugin in three locations: the Plugin menu, the toolbar, and the processing toolbox. \\ 4) You should be able to see the plugin in three locations: the Plugin menu, the toolbar, and the processing toolbox. \\
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-You can “Ctrl + Click” the image path to view the camelplot for each site. You can also view the camelplot in QGIS as HTML map tips. To enable this function, right click the create site layer and choose “Properties”. In the Layer Properties Dialog, chick “Display” on the left panel. \\+You can “Ctrl + Click” the image path to view the camelplot for each site. You can also view the camelplot in QGIS as HTML map tips. To enable this function, right-click the created site layer and choose “Properties”. In the Layer Properties Dialog, click “Display” on the left panel. \\
 {{:pluginto:layer_property_dialog.png?600|}}\\ {{:pluginto:layer_property_dialog.png?600|}}\\