Level 3 data (shear probes): Difference between revisions
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| TIME_SPECTRA | | TIME_SPECTRA || length of the record of average times of spectral segments. This also equals time of dissipation estimates. | ||
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| WAVENUMBER | | WAVENUMBER || length of the wavenumber array | ||
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|N_SHEAR_SENSORS | |N_SHEAR_SENSORS || number of shear channels (shear sensors) | ||
|number of shear | |||
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|N_***_SENSORS || number of *** channels (such as ACC and VIB) | |||
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Revision as of 20:14, 25 May 2022
Level 3 data contains the raw (and optionally cleaned) spectra derived from level 2 time series. Level 3 parameters are defined along a new TIME dimension, which is the average time of the individual spectral segments. The length of the TIME dimension equals the number of spectral segments. Parameter for the calculation of the spectra, e.g. segment length, are provided in the meta data.
Dimensions
Required Variables
Optional Level 3 Variables
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