Python script for setting up an ADCP processing directory
USAGE:
python adcptree.py processing_directory [options]
(1) (2)
(1) required
processing_directory is the name of the processing directory.
It can be a full path or a relative path. Good choices are the
cruise name (for averaged data) or the instrument name (for raw
data)
(2) options are:
-d, --datatype : choose what kind of data logging (and
: hence which kind of data files are being
: processed)
:
: name what
: ---- ----
: "uhdas" implies known directory
: structure for access
: to raw data
: "lta", "sta" VmDAS averages
: "enx" implies VmDAS single-ping
: data,time-corrected,
: navigated with attitude
: :
: "pingdata" implies DAS2.48 (or 2.49) NB
: data, already averaged
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--cruisename : uhdas only (use --verbose for more info)
: required; no default
--configpath : uhdas only (use --verbose for more info)
: default = "config"
---cruisedirpath : uhdas only, path to cruise directory
: default = './'
-h, --help : print this help
-v, --verbose : print notes about uhdas logging
: (see previous options)
-V, --varvals : print list of options and their values
The directory holding adcp templates is assumed to be in
pycurrents/adcp/templates, where pycurrents is installed.
USAGE:
UNIX:
example: (for pingdata:)
adcptree.py vg0304
example (for LTA data:)
adcptree.py vg0404 --datatype lta
adcptree.py vg0404 -d lta
example (for uhdas data:) NOTE: find the configuration files from your cruise!
Creating these from the templates is really starting from scratch
adcptree.py kok0517 -d uhdas --cruisename kok0517 --configpath /home/data/kok0517/raw/config
Windows:
example: (for pingdata:)
adcptree.py vg0304
example (for LTA data:)
adcptree.py vg0404 --datatype lta
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must set processing directory name before using switches
