Closed mgalloy closed 2 years ago
Right now the code supports different number of sums/avgs/means/integrations for each extended header. So there is no obvious mean value to plunk into the file names.
Example file given on November 14, 2019 is named 20191009.152516.70565.ucomp.FTS
. Is there a reason for the 5 decimal place accuracy of the seconds? Will there ever be any files written in the same second? Also, there should be an l0
after comp.
and the FTS
extension should be lowercase, i.e., the filename should be: 20191009.152516.ucomp.l0.fts
unless there is a need for the sub-second resolution in the time.
The system can (and has) taken data at a rate of more than once a second. The 5 decimal places was just a too big to fail number it can be reduced.
Can you remind me what 10 means? Is this something related to wavelengths?
The raw filename should be
YYYYMMDD.HHMMSS.ucomp.l0.fts
where the date is specified in UT.Might change
l0
tol0mean
orl0ave
at some point.