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This is just a request for further work on adcp related routines to not be hardcoded to be assumed as an RDI 4-beam instrument.
As background for some non-IMOS related work had to create a parser for a Rowe Technologies SeaSEVEN 600/1200 adcp, which is a 3-beam per freq instrument. Thankfully only had one freq recorded which was one less hurdle to clear.
Now a lot of the QC routines where written for RDI 4-beam instruments and have hardcoded references to 4 correlation mag or percent good diagnostic variables etc And so for this work had to modify for example imosCorrMagVelocitySetQC.m to first test for velocity variables then get number of beams and test for for them (they may have been smarter ways to do this but I needed something quick).
% get all necessary dimensions and variables id in sample_data struct
idUcur =0;
idVcur =0;
idWcur =0;
idCspd =0;
idCdir =0;
% check if the data is compatible with the QC algorithm% test split to first test for current variables, then% correlation magnitude, of which the may be more/less than% assume 4 for RDI workhorse instrument.
lenVar = length(sample_data.variables);
for i=1:lenVar
paramName = sample_data.variables{i}.name;
if strncmpi(paramName, 'UCUR', 4), idUcur =i; endif strncmpi(paramName, 'VCUR', 4), idVcur =i; endif strcmpi(paramName, 'WCUR'), idWcur =i; endif strcmpi(paramName, 'CSPD'), idCspd =i; endif strncmpi(paramName, 'CDIR', 4), idCdir =i; endend
idMandatory = (idUcur|idVcur|idWcur|idCspd|idCdir);
if ~idMandatory, return; end% test for correlation magnitude
num_beams =sample_data.meta.adcp_info.number_of_beams;
idCMAG = cell(num_beams, 1);
for j=1:num_beams
idCMAG{j} =0;
endfor i=1:lenVar
paramName = sample_data.variables{i}.name;
for j=1:num_beams
cc = int2str(j);
if strcmpi(paramName, ['CMAG'cc]), idCMAG{j} =i; endendendfor j=1:num_beams
idMandatory =idMandatory& idCMAG{j};
endif ~idMandatory, return; end
Note further modifications required as RDI had CMAG range 0-255 with valid being >= 64, but RTI has CMAG range 0 - 1 with valid being >= 0.25; so had to read a cmag theshold dependent on instrument_make.
There are other hardcoded 4-beam references, but I just focused on correlation magnitude as it it the only one which I think is equivalent in a QA/QC sense. RTI does have a percent good variable which is not equivalent to RDI 4-beam ENU percent good in interpretation (more like 4-beam INSTRUMENT/EARTH reference frame i.e. percent good per beam); and has backscatter variable.
And have noticed that issue #751 was raised and if my googling is correct that is a 3-beam instrument and wondered if Mark ran into the same problems?
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This is just a request for further work on adcp related routines to not be hardcoded to be assumed as an RDI 4-beam instrument.
As background for some non-IMOS related work had to create a parser for a Rowe Technologies SeaSEVEN 600/1200 adcp, which is a 3-beam per freq instrument. Thankfully only had one freq recorded which was one less hurdle to clear.
Now a lot of the QC routines where written for RDI 4-beam instruments and have hardcoded references to 4 correlation mag or percent good diagnostic variables etc And so for this work had to modify for example imosCorrMagVelocitySetQC.m to first test for velocity variables then get number of beams and test for for them (they may have been smarter ways to do this but I needed something quick).
Note further modifications required as RDI had CMAG range 0-255 with valid being >= 64, but RTI has CMAG range 0 - 1 with valid being >= 0.25; so had to read a cmag theshold dependent on instrument_make.
There are other hardcoded 4-beam references, but I just focused on correlation magnitude as it it the only one which I think is equivalent in a QA/QC sense. RTI does have a percent good variable which is not equivalent to RDI 4-beam ENU percent good in interpretation (more like 4-beam INSTRUMENT/EARTH reference frame i.e. percent good per beam); and has backscatter variable.
And have noticed that issue #751 was raised and if my googling is correct that is a 3-beam instrument and wondered if Mark ran into the same problems?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: