Worked examples

Choose a small task that resembles your own work. Each example explains what to bring, what to ask, what a useful result looks like and how to check it. Model wording, tool choices and layouts can vary.

Check a small datasetA first analysis with a downloadable fictional CSV. Inspect the structure, ask one question and check the evidence.

Explore ground motionUse public EarthScope data, choose a station and ask for its position over time. Requires the EarthScope agent and internet access.

Analyze EarthScope data from NDPChoose a real station CSV, inspect time coverage, chart its components and resume a finite stream sample. Requires CLIO v0.9.5-beta.8 or later.

Follow a branched studyA recorded study asked as a plain question: competing strategies tested in parallel branches, with every claim traced to its games.

Find a decision in research notesOpen a fictional field notebook, trace a calibration decision and attach the relevant notes. Requires the development knowledge-source feature.

Create a report and presentationUse downloadable fictional sensor notes, then review and revise real recorded Word and PowerPoint outputs.

Before you start

Have a working CLIO installation and model connection. Use a separate project folder for an example. Keep your original research data outside the example until you are comfortable with the workflow.

The examples use public or explicitly fictional material. Recordings and screenshots identify their source; an illustrative screenshot is not a promise that the model will produce an identical answer. Features and versions explains which controls require a development build.

Once you have a result, continue to check its sources, make a specific revision or save and share it.