Download csv spreadsheet summarizing detections per hour and day

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Visualization and analysis tool for passive acoustic data

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Download csv spreadsheet summarizing detections per hour and day #14

Open xaviermouy opened 3 months ago

xaviermouy commented 3 months ago

Soundscope needs to have the ability for the user to download a csv spreadsheet summarizing the number of detections for a given time frame.

SoundScope is already creating these summary tables for the hourly and daily visualization tabs. So, implementing this would consist of dowloading the daily and hourly pandas dataframes.

The csv spreadsheet needs to include the following metadata:

date of creation of the csv file
confidence threshold used
class label used (i.e. species/call type code)
name of user who generated the csv file
time zone (relative to UTC)

The csv file needs to have at least the follwoing columns:

Date in ISO 8601 compliant date/time format: YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS
Number of detections

xaviermouy commented 3 months ago

@namariD and @GenevieveDavis, you mentioned that the csv file should be compatible with other tools and databases like Makara and PACM. Could you please indicate what other columns you need in the csv file and in what format ?

xaviermouy commented 3 months ago

After discussion with Annamaria dn Gen, the csv file should also include the following:

Date/time relative to the time zone of the recordings
Date/Time relative to the analysis time zone (to be defined by the user when loading data to SoundScope)

Header should include:

Time zone of the recordings (i.e. UTC+ hour offset)
Time zone of the analysis (i.e. UTC+ hour offset)
version of SoundScope used

xaviermouy commented 3 months ago

From Gen:

It would be helpful having the following columns: -start date/time -end date/time -number of detections -"Manual_Review" -"Comments"

Exemple of spreadsheet currently used: NAVFAC_NC_201710_HAT03B_RIWH_DAILY_GMT_MM.csv

namariD commented 3 months ago

Here is an example dolphin spreadsheet. The columns listed by Gen work well for us as well. NEFSC_MA-RI_202011_COX01_dolphins_hourly.xlsx

All odontocete analysis is done in the timezone of the soundfiles and is hourly presence so we can adapt to whatever timezone is needed

namariD commented 3 months ago

In October, we will revisit this to have a template based on what the postgres database needs