 SALAT_TIMELINE¶
 SALAT_TIMELINE¶
SALAT_TIMELINE
Displays a timeline with missing frames and calibration gaps and outputs corresponding info (time indices)
CALLING SEQUENCE:
>>> import salat
>>> scans_idxs,mfram_idxs = salat.timeline(timesec,gap=30)
| Option | Description | Status | Default | 
|---|---|---|---|
| timesec | Timesec array from "salat_read" | required | |
| gap | Time gap to considered two frames correspond to different scans | required | 30 | 
| Parameter | Description | 
|---|---|
| scans_idx | Python dictionary with indexes for all scans in observation. | 
| mfram_idx | Python dictionary with indixes of all consequent sequences. | 
| fig | A matplotlib plot showing the timeline is produced. | 
>>> import salat
>>> scans_idxs,mfram_idxs = salat.timeline(timesec,gap=30)
>>> print("Indexes scans: ", idxscans)
>>> print("Indexes consequent frames: ",idxcqfrs)
---------------------------------------------------
------------- SALAT TIME LINE part of -------------
-- Solar Alma Library of Auxiliary Tools (SALAT) --
Indexes scans:  {'Sc. 1': [0, 299], 'Sc. 2': [300, 599], 'Sc. 3': [600, 899], 'Sc. 4': [900, 1199]}
Indexes consequent frames:  {'Sec. 1': [0, 149], 'Sec. 2': [150, 299], 'Sec. 3': [300, 449], 'Sec. 4': [450, 599], 'Sec. 5': [600, 749], 'Sec. 6': [750, 899], 'Sec. 7': [900, 1049], 'Sec. 8': [1050, 1199]}
 
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