A first attempt to create quality controlled optical profiles was made to allow agnostic users or expert users needing good profiles to work:
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pollySaveProfiles_QC(data); |
All work is done in the function:
lib/io/pollySaveProfiles_QC.m
Here the NR and FR profiles are glued (quick and dirty):
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data.aerBsc355_raman(iGrp,(data.height <= PollyConfig.heightFullOverlap(3))) = data.aerBsc355_NR_raman(iGrp,(data.height <= PollyConfig.heightFullOverlap(3))); |
some very basic quality control performed:
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bsc532_thres=1e-7; %--> 10 times beta ef? |
(currently everything below a certain backscatter threshold is discarded.
This, can be extended in future for better optical profiles, e.g. by @HenniHG
Results are stored in a new QC_netcdf
Later on it can be moved to a better place, but for testing the function is perfect.
A first attempt to create quality controlled optical profiles was made to allow agnostic users or expert users needing good profiles to work:
Pollynet_Processing_Chain/lib/interface/picassoProcV3.m
Line 4894 in e85bef0
All work is done in the function:
lib/io/pollySaveProfiles_QC.m
Here the NR and FR profiles are glued (quick and dirty):
Pollynet_Processing_Chain/lib/io/pollySaveProfiles_QC.m
Line 72 in e85bef0
some very basic quality control performed:
Pollynet_Processing_Chain/lib/io/pollySaveProfiles_QC.m
Line 96 in e85bef0
(currently everything below a certain backscatter threshold is discarded.
This, can be extended in future for better optical profiles, e.g. by @HenniHG
Results are stored in a new QC_netcdf
Later on it can be moved to a better place, but for testing the function is perfect.