Netcdf dimensions (shear probes)
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Netcdf dimensions (shear probes)
| Dimension | Level | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TIME | L1 | length of the record from turbulence (fast) data channels |
| TIME_*** [math]\displaystyle{ ^a }[/math] | L1 | length of the record from slow data channels (if different from fast) |
| N_SHEAR_SENSORS | L1 | number of shear channels (shear sensors) |
| N_***_SENSORS [math]\displaystyle{ ^b }[/math] | L1 | number of *** channel (sensors) |
| TIME | L2 | length of the record from turbulence (fast) data channels |
| N_SHEAR_SENSORS | L2 | number of shear channels (shear sensors) |
| N_***_SENSORS [math]\displaystyle{ ^b }[/math] | L2 | number of *** channel (sensors) |
| TIME_SPECTRA | L3 | length of the record of average times of spectral segments |
| N_WAVENUMBER | L3 | length of the wavenumber array |
| N_***_SENSORS [math]\displaystyle{ ^b }[/math] | L3 | number of *** channel (sensors) |
| N_SH_ACC_SPEC [math]\displaystyle{ ^c }[/math] | L3 | number of shear-acceleration cross spectra |
| N_SH_VIB_SPEC [math]\displaystyle{ ^d }[/math] | L3 | number of shear-vibration cross spectra |
| N_GLOBAL_VALUES [math]\displaystyle{ ^e }[/math] | L3 | dimension for 1 data point (for the entire analysis) |
| TIME_SPECTRA | L4 | length of the record of average times of spectral segments |
| N_SHEAR_SENSORS | L4 | number of shear channels (shear sensors) |
[math]\displaystyle{ ^a }[/math] Typically TIME is assumed for the fast-sampled microstructure channels. Use, e.g., TIME_SLOW or TIME_CTD for slower sampled channels such as CTD and tilt sensors.
[math]\displaystyle{ ^b }[/math] Example dimension names would be: N_VIB_SENSORS for vibration (piezo-acceleration) sensors, N_ACC_SENSORS for
vibration acceleration sensors.
[math]\displaystyle{ ^c }[/math] number of shear sensors x number of ACC sensors
[math]\displaystyle{ ^d }[/math] number of shear sensors x number of VIB sensors
[math]\displaystyle{ ^e }[/math] Dimension for variables of the size 1x1 for variables such as N_FFT_SEGMENTS and DOF.
