Closed hsonne closed 3 years ago
I just found this hint:
Alle Daten werden in europäischer Winterzeit publiziert. (https://www.berlin.de/senuvk/umwelt/wasser/ogewaesser/de/wasserportal.shtml)
With this information, the case CEST -> CET above is ok. However, the case CET -> CEST above is not ok. The timestamps "03:00", "03:15", "03:45", and "03:45" occur twice each. It seems that the system that prepares the data for download somewhere expects the timestamps to be given in time zone "Europe/Berlin". In this time zone, the timestamps "02:00", "02:15", "02:30", and "02:45" do not exist. I assume that these timestamps are just replaced with their existing counterparts, one hour later. We could probably correct the data by replacing the first occurrences of "03:xx" with "02:xx". Then, we could convert these timestamps to time objects by using the time zone "Etc/GMT-1", see https://kwb-r.github.io/kwb.datetime/dev/articles/timezones.html.
The above mentioned correction is done within read_wasserportal_raw()
. However, I think that the error has been fixed by the providers of "wasserportal" in the meantime. Would someone like to check this out?
Timestamps returned for the day of switch CEST -> CET:
The time shift back at 03:00 to 02:00 cannot be found in the data!
Timestamps returned for the day of switch CET -> CEST:
The time shift forward at 02:00 to 03:00 can be found in the data, however the timestamps 03:xx appear twice!