PEGELALL.DAT
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Basic Information
File-Type
pegelall.dat
File-Form
FORMATTED
Version
March 2014
Description-Date
March 2014
Significance of the File
contains tidal high and low water levels for different gauging stations in one file
File-Contents (in Catchwords)
- file header
- number of gauging stations
- names of all gauging stations
- colums of all gauging stations
- tidal events
- Every tidal event has different times of occurrence at different gauging stations. So for every gauging station and for every tidal event one has to notify both the tidal height and the time of occurrence
- Every tidal event is written in one line of file. So is ensured that the program identify the same event for different gauging stations despite of different times of occurrence
- There is no limit to the number of events in one file
- If there is no data for one gauging station and one event, just keep the column empty at the specific line (representing the event)
- Format of one event at one gauging station: DD.MM.YYYY_hh:mm:ss_vvvvvv___ttt___cc_
- DD = day (01 to 31)
- MM = month (01 to 12)
- YYYY = year
- hh = hour (00 to 23)
- mm = minute (00 to 59)
- ss = second (00 to 59)
- vvvvvv = value of tidal high or low water level (6 digits)
- ttt = type of tidal event (ttt=Thw (tidal high water) or ttt=Tnw (tidal low water); 3 digits)
- cc = event-class (2 digits, can remain empty)
Programs using this Type of File
Example-File
$PROGHOME/examples/ttpegel/ems_test_pegelall.dat
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