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=Clean files (*.clean)= | =Clean files (*.clean)= | ||
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+ | Clean files (*.clean) are the next step up from *.edits files (5 steps up from *.raw files) because they are quality assured by scientists familiar with the instrumentation. Any data that cannot be validated is replaced with a missing value code and is ignored upon further processing. The *.clean files have the data masked based on the contents of the *.edits files. | ||
==Creating== | ==Creating== | ||
− | apply_edits | + | The apply_edits script can be used to create a clean file (*.clean). The command syntax is: |
+ | apply_edits [csh_error] [--compile] [-nvm] [-V] [-v] [-vm] input_filename edit_filename output_filename | ||
+ | --compile - Compile code before running. | ||
+ | -nvm - Execute code without using IDL Virtual Machine. | ||
+ | -V - No output (verbose=0) | ||
+ | -v - Verbose mode (verbose=1) | ||
+ | -vm - Execute code using IDL Virtual Machine. | ||
+ | input_filename - File in standard NASA/UND ASCII Format to which edits are applied. | ||
+ | edit_filename - File which contains the edits to apply to the input file | ||
+ | output_filename - File created by applying the edits to the input file | ||
+ | csh_error - Causes errors to be returned to the csh calling program instead of occuring in the IDL code. | ||
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+ | System variables: | ||
+ | * verbose_mode - Set equal to 1 to use verbose output | ||
+ | * virtual_machine - Set equal to 1 to use the IDL Virtual Machine |
Revision as of 21:07, 2 June 2017
Clean files (*.clean)
Clean files (*.clean) are the next step up from *.edits files (5 steps up from *.raw files) because they are quality assured by scientists familiar with the instrumentation. Any data that cannot be validated is replaced with a missing value code and is ignored upon further processing. The *.clean files have the data masked based on the contents of the *.edits files.
Creating
The apply_edits script can be used to create a clean file (*.clean). The command syntax is:
apply_edits [csh_error] [--compile] [-nvm] [-V] [-v] [-vm] input_filename edit_filename output_filename --compile - Compile code before running. -nvm - Execute code without using IDL Virtual Machine. -V - No output (verbose=0) -v - Verbose mode (verbose=1) -vm - Execute code using IDL Virtual Machine. input_filename - File in standard NASA/UND ASCII Format to which edits are applied. edit_filename - File which contains the edits to apply to the input file output_filename - File created by applying the edits to the input file csh_error - Causes errors to be returned to the csh calling program instead of occuring in the IDL code.
System variables:
- verbose_mode - Set equal to 1 to use verbose output
- virtual_machine - Set equal to 1 to use the IDL Virtual Machine