Changes between Version 41 and Version 42 of Procedures/OwlProcessing

Timestamp:

Jan 30, 2024, 3:53:04 PM (3 months ago)

Author:

wja

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Procedures/OwlProcessing

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 cal_owl_proctool.py -p <project directory> -f <flightline>
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-'''Note:''' This script does not currently run on the grid.[[BR]]
+'''Note:''' This script does not currently work with Slurm and used the old SGE grid.[[BR]]
 
 Use the -s flag if the raw files did not have dark frames and have been stitched into the processing/owl/flightlines/stitched directory.
 
 Sometimes the instrument is installed backwards and needs "flipping" with the `--fliplr` flag.
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+'''Note:''' If you are processing data collected in 2023, please refer to the following page for information regarding flipping and the possibility of having multiple boresights in one flight: https://nerc-arf-dan.pml.ac.uk/trac/wiki/Procedures/installation_summary_2023
 
 '''If T1 and T2 files are in different directories to the raw data,''' the new directories should have been named with the hour and minute recorded in their hdr. Its format will be OWLjjjs-yy_Thhmm (h: hour and m: minute) An example of this will be:
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 generate_apl_config will check the processing/owl/stitched directory for modified raw files to use before defaulting to the original raw directory, so make sure this directory is present only if you intend to use it.
 
+'''Note:''' If you are processing data collected in 2023, see here: https://nerc-arf-dan.pml.ac.uk/trac/wiki/Procedures/installation_summary_2023 The owl was configured to chage a changable viewing angle throughout flights, this should be recorded clearly on the flight logs. Each angle requires a differnt boresight. The simpliest way to batch process a whole flight with more than one owl boresight is to add `owl_boresight = 0 0 0` (with the correct pitch, roll, yaw values) in each flightline section of the processing config for lines that do not have the nadir (O degree) viewing angle.
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 == Processing on the Slurm Grid ==