In working on #1457 I realized that seabird has a lot of time names. Previous to this, I was naming several different things as "time", but now I realize that doing this will confuse users. My new decision is to name them as in the .cnv file, because that will not surprise users.
PS. I think the seabird docs may be a bit messed up. They say that timeJ is the time, in days, since the first item in the scan. But it is surely not that, in the data files I'm looking at for #1457.
In working on #1457 I realized that seabird has a lot of time names. Previous to this, I was naming several different things as
"time"
, but now I realize that doing this will confuse users. My new decision is to name them as in the .cnv file, because that will not surprise users.PS. I think the seabird docs may be a bit messed up. They say that
timeJ
is the time, in days, since the first item in the scan. But it is surely not that, in the data files I'm looking at for #1457.