Open Klankers opened 3 weeks ago
Add sensors to convert
and confirm that they can be converted. Coefficients are almost always stored in a .PDF, so the user would need to supply them (provide "defaults"?)
You could do optical recognition, there must be libraries for that in python, but you’d still want a manual check by the analyst.
On Mon, Jun 17, 2024 at 21:46 Aaron @.***> wrote:
Add sensors to convert and confirm that they can be converted. Coefficients are almost always stored in a .PDF, so the user would need to supply them (provide "defaults"?)
- P02: Sensor ID # 13 - CTDFLUOR (FLF-Fluorometer)
- OSNAP32: ECO-FLNTU addition to config
- OSNAP32: TURB/FLUOR to science units
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def seapoint_fluor(volts, coefs, decimals=6):
"""
_check_coefs(coefs, ["GainSetting", "Offset"])
# TODO: actual calibration/conversion/something?
# TODO: move this to different module? edge case since it's the only Seapoint
More context. Support for seapoint fluorometer as well.
GO-SHIP doesn't use xmiss, fluor, or turb sensors outside of their engineering units, often reported as just a voltage.
Confirm that the functions present in CTDCAL all still work as intended and they are adequately documented.