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Robust handling of missing ACE data in timeline #13

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ACE data has not been flowing for at least 4 days since Dec. 22, 2012. This causes program failure in make_timeline.py as noted in issue #10 as well as potential operational confusion. This PR improves the handling of missing ACE data and adds infrastructure to test various missing data scenarios.

  • Instead of dropping bad ACE data at the point of reading in values, leave the bad values there (as indicated by a negative value) and do downstream handling of bad values.
  • Indicate bad or N/A values with bold red text in the state table. If there is no average P3 from MTA then use 0.0 for fluence prediction but show fluence as red.
  • Plot bad ACE values so viewer can more easily see missing data. This shows up as a vertical line to the bottom of the plot.

Instead of dropping bad ACE data at the point of reading in
values, leave the bad values there (as indicated by a negative
value) and do downstream handling of bad values.

Indicate bad or N/A values with bold red text in the state table.
If there is no average P3 from MTA then use 0.0 for fluence but
show fluence as red.
taldcroft added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 22, 2013
Robust handling of missing ACE data in timeline
@taldcroft taldcroft merged commit eb5a245 into master Apr 22, 2013
@taldcroft taldcroft deleted the missing-ace branch April 22, 2013 15:37
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