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Add GNSSRO yaml files #67
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Any reason in particular there are QC procedures commented out? Should they be kept but commented out or removed?
Commented-out QCs have been removed from the YAML files. |
# Apply gross check using pccf | ||
# Step 0-A: Create Diagnostic Flags | ||
# Diagnostic flag for pccf | ||
- filter: Create Diagnostic Flags | ||
filter variables: | ||
- name: bendingAngle | ||
flags: | ||
- name: pccfCheckReject | ||
initial value: false | ||
force reinitialization: true | ||
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# Diagnostic flag for qfro | ||
- filter: Create Diagnostic Flags | ||
filter variables: | ||
- name: bendingAngle | ||
flags: | ||
- name: qfroCheckReject | ||
initial value: false | ||
force reinitialization: true |
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We will not be using "Create Diagnostic Flags" for QC flags because, with this method, we will be creating a diagnostic flag variable for each filter. This could make the output diagnostic file huge.
We are aiming to create one variable to store QC decisions.
So, my suggestion is that you remove the diagnostic flag variables (pccfChecReject and qfroCheckReject) if you do not need them to do anything. But If they help you diagnose problems at the current stage, it is good to keep them for now.
Adding gnssro_mission.yaml.j2 data. The GNSS RO data is reorganized so each satellite mission has its own yaml file.