TIME SPAN TEXT -- create a string containing the starting and ending
timestamp labels; if they are the same, output only
the starting timestamp label
Name
TIME SPAN TEXT -- create a string containing the starting and ending
timestamp labels; if they are the same, output only
the starting timestamp label
Author
Kathy Pearson, MCNC, kathyp@mcnc.org, (919) 248-9240
Summary
Name TIME SPAN TEXT
Type mapper
Inputs input timestamp (string)
input cropslice (string)
Outputs textout (string)
Parameters (none)
Description
The TIME SPAN TEXT module creates a special label for data that involves
multiple time steps (1-N). The output includes the first and last timestamp
as defined, not only by the input timestamp, but also by the input cropslice
information that contains the range of X, Y, Z, and Time data possibly
cropped and/or sliced upstream.
Inputs
input timestamp input timestamp string
input cropslice input cropslice information on crop and slice ranges
Outputs
textout a label showing the first and last date/time values
for the span of time to be represented
Parameters
(none)
Example
Related modules
Limitations
See also
(MCNC Visualization Plan) 11/93
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The MCNC Environmental Programs Group has created this module as part of a
suite of AVS demo modules, networks, and sample data sets to demonstrate
the functionality of its visualization prototype for an Environmental
Decision Support System (EDSS). This system provides a unified method of
analysis and visualization for data output from different environmental air
quality models. Remotely, standard output files from the following models
can be read into AVS:
ROM (Regional Oxidant Model)
RADM (Regional Acid Deposition Model), low res and high res
RADM (Regional Acid Depostion Model) Emissions, low res
UAM (Urban Airshed Model, regulatory version)
UAM (Urban Airshed Model, AREAL research version)
UAM Wind (Urban Airshed Model, regulatory version)
MCNC ALPHA-Prototype netCDF files
Alternatively, xdr portable binary AVS fields can be created from these
data types and accessed directly from the local workstation.
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If you would like to download the entire suite of modules, networks, and
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usage notes.
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