fixed bug(s) in rh_plots, which is not meant for general use. Thank you to Felipe Nievinski for finding this.
cleaned up subdaily, i.e. made sd_libs.py and tried to limit subdaily.py to the major pieces of code. sd_libs.py has the plotting and some of the writing routines. Eventually I will try to move the rest of the file writing codes as well.
1.9.4
November 9, 2023
Updated Juptyer Notebook information using PR 210
Added Hortho -RH column to the spline fit file created by subdaily. Will likely rewrite this to be consistent with the output of the in situ tide gauge files For now it uses the past column definition convention. This is not useful until someone writes documentation about what Hortho means in terms of comparing with tide gauges.
1.9.3
November 7, 2023
readthedocs appears to be alive again. We are now hardwiring python 3.11 in readthedocs creation via the file docs/environment.yml.
Added Hortho to gnssir_input. This is station orthometric height (altitude) in meters. If not provided on the command line it is calculated from the given station coordinates (either online or via the Nevada Reno database) and EGM96.
Hortho is also added to subdaily, and the final spline fit is now plotted using it.
1.9.2
November 5, 2023
Trying to chase down a data issue in invsnr. Added more screenstats output.
Made MJD output from ymd an option rather than required in response to user issue.
1.9.1
October 29, 2023
SNR files gzipped after use by invsnr.
SNR files are now gzip compressed after use by nmea2snr. If you don't want that to happen, there is a flag to turn it off. A previous version of the code had a flag called compress, and that was removed. This was done to make nmea2snr consistent with gnssir and rinex2snr.
Help added to Docker use for PCs
Version number now written in the LSP results file (see v 1.8.9)
1.9.0
October 28,2023
Fixed bug in default peak to nosie ratio limit assumed for invsnr. Was 4, but when the calculation of peak to noise was changed, the default limit was left the same. It is now 2.5, which is better than 4, but one is warned that this is not done the same as gnssir. The RH limits mean something different to invsnr than they do to gnssir.