Pressure detected as out of range

[PetitMote]

Describe the bug I’m trying to import shiny weather data. Unfortunately, the preprocessor thinks all my pressure data is out of range, at every line. I’ve located the condition here: https://github.com/UMEP-dev/UMEP/blob/7263c89b7c58467de655da2ca499661f8e1e7f77/MetdataProcessor/metdata_processor.py#L485

See my CSV file. I did convert data from Pa to kPa. I looked for min and max, and they are way inside the range. filec5f4bd507_lat=47.25_lng=-1.5_period=2021.csv

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Metdata processor
2. Set to 1 line of header, semicolon as separator, and load the attached csv
3. Set the time columns, and set the barometric pressure to "sp_kPa"
4. Export data and see the error

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Win10
• QGIS Version 3.24.1
• UMEP Version 3.19.3
• SuPy Version 2022.4.7

Data filec5f4bd507_lat=47.25_lng=-1.5_period=2021.csv

Thank you guys

[biglimp]

Did you try to downlaod as EPW-file and then tick in the EPW-format button on the preprocessor? That should work. Otherwise, you should divide by 1000 and those numbers that are problematic should be adjusted manually. I also see that your ne column use , and not . as decimal. It should be a dot, not a comma.

[PetitMote]

I’ve tried to round the value with no decimal, and still got the error. Also, there is no out of range value, min is 98.5, and max is 103.5.

Thanks for the epw tip.

With the epw, it worked fine, thank you.

[biglimp]

Strange since the limits are 30 and 107...

[biglimp]

Just tried with your data (when replaced the commas) and could not replicate your error. Mine works fine.

[PetitMote]

Hi, I did it too, when replacing commas by point using notepad++. Guess I won’t know what LibreOffice was doing wrong.

Thank you