Actions (“action buttons” in autoedit panel) come in three categories:
green (benign): displays some information in the matlab console window
red (active):
old edit - choose starting time and then go into waterfall editing. Behavior of waterfall editing dependes on whether you have used “-zapsetup” in quick_adcp.py or have otherwise edited “setup.m”. These profiles do not show the effect of the autoedit parameters: it is really like running the old editing independently. Using “list” saves ascii flag files, including “badbin.asc”, “badprf.asc”, and “bottom.asc”.
THE FOLLOWING WRITE DIRECTLY TO ASCII FILES:
del Trange - choose a data type and a (resizeable) window will come up.You click twice (left, then right) to choose start time and end time to declare as bad profiles. Profiles immediately get written to “abadtimes.asc”.
rzap bins - choose your data type and a (resizeable) window will come up. Drag on a rectangle to zap a rectangle of bad data; all the bins in the rectangle will immediately get written to “abadbins.asc”
pzap bins - choose your data type and a (resizeable) window will come up. Each single click makes the corner of a polygon; double-click on the last point you want and it will join that to the point you started with to create a polygon enclosing bad data. All the bins in the rectangle will immediately get written to “abadbins.asc”
bottom - identify the bottom with a click, creates line segments with each additional click; double-click on the last point. These line segments should identify the BOTTOM (max amplitude) not the deepest good data: the program will throw away the bottom 15% of the data to account for side-lobe interference. All the bins along the lind segments will immediately get written to “abottom.asc”.
list to disk - apply the current parameters to the data and list the flags to the disk (“abadbin.asc”, “abadprf.asc”, “abottom.asc”)
blue (show data):
“action buttons” in autoedit panel