Solar Orbiter PAS data processing
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== PRODUCE_L1
Produce L1 data from PAS L0 telemetry packets :
* Read PAS L0 data from /DATA/SOLAR/DATA/L0 directory
* Produce PAS L1 CDF files in /DATA/SOLAR/DATA/L1 directory
=== Syntax
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$ PRODUCE_L1 <option> <yyyy-mm-dd>
Produce Solar Orbiter L1 CDF files
Where <option> in :
-a : Hexadecimal Ascii input file
-b : Binary input file
-t 2000 : set time origin to 2000/01/01
-t 2008 : set time origin to 2008/01/01
-m <model> : set PAS model (EM, EQM, PFM, FS (default))
-V : Display software version
-v <n> : Verbose level (0..9)
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[NOTE]
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This software has not to be used generally, it's called by upper level commands like REPROCESS
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=== Example
Run PAS data processing software for 2019-05-21 :
- reading binary L0 data
- using calibration files for EQM model
- timetags origin set to 2008-01-01T00:00:00Z
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$ PRODUCE_L1 -b -m EQM -t 2008 2019-05-21
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== REPROCESS
Automatic processing for a given date.
Extract parameters (Model, time origin, etc...) from tests database and run
the PRODUCE_L1 software with this parameters
=== Syntax
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$ REPROCESS yyyy-mm-dd
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=== Examples
Reprocess a given date
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$ REPROCESS 2019-05-21
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Reprocess whole dates of tests
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$ REPROCESS $(ALL_TESTS -d)
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== POST_PROCESS
PAS data post-processing for a given date :
- run command tools to extract logfiles, memory dumps, ...
- produce various plots for WEB server
=== Syntax
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$ POST_PROCESS yyyy-mm-dd [yyyy-mm-dd ...]
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=== Example
Post processing for single day
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$ POST_PROCESS 2019-05-21
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Post processing for a several days
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$ POST_PROCESS 2019-04-29 2019-04-30 2019-05-01
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Post processing for whole dates of tests
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$ POST_PROCESS $(ALL_TESTS -d)
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== ALL_TESTS
Extract infos from tests database.
Various syntaxs for various usages.
This command runs a python script, that extract data from tests database.
=== Syntax
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Usage: all_tests.py [options] [<yyyy-mm-dd>] ...
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-a, --all Select all test, even not OK
-d, --date Display dates with test data
-f, --filename Display L0 filename and format
-s, --stat Display TM/TC statistics
-p, --param Display command line parameters
-w, --web Export in .csv format for web usage
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=== Example
Giving the list of available dates with test data
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$ ALL_TESTS -d
2016-01-15
2016-08-22
2017-07-07
2017-07-31
2017-08-01
2017-08-02
2017-08-05
2017-08-07
2017-08-08
2017-08-09
...
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Extract parameters used to run PRODUCE_L1 software for a given data
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$ ALL_TESTS -p 2019-05-21
2019-05-21 EQM -b 2008
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Extrat L0 type and filename for a given date
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$ ALL_TEST -f 2019-05-21
2019-05-21 -b MSSL/20190521/PAS_PT_FSW_3_8
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== SYNCHRO_MSSL
Automatic download of data from MSSL WEB server.
