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As a Geodetic newbie user I want to visualise GNSS Time Series data by location and type so that I can explore what is available and so I can refine what I want to process independently.
Currently this is provided in a generic FITS GUI that provides access to all data in the FITS database. https://fits.geonet.org.nz/ This is not ideal.
None of us being UX experts we'll endeavour to cherry pick the best look and feel from existing geonet.org.nz site
As an MVP
For reorganisation of Geodetic pages and info:
Navigate to Geodetic home page from Data -> Geodetic
'Advanced' tab content to be defined. As the Label says.
New Geodetic Map page.
Left column to have NZ interactive map (same as geonet home page). All GNSS sites from FITS database displayed by default.
Below map radio button selection.
Display Data for Sites
Displacement (default)
Quality/Average
Right Column to have data display box when a site in map is clicked. Default to empty box with border.
Map Data Display Box (from top to bottom)
Static Visual Plots (for each type in the order):
type e, n, u of method type gamit for Displacement
type mp1, mp2 of method type teqc for Quality/Average
Timestamp of last data observation? @elidana Surely this is in the Visual Plot for each type?
Download Button. Downloads a zip file containing the CSV's from observation service call for all methods associated with the types the site.
Box/Blurb for outputting the observation API call to get the data using FITS API and a link to the FITS API pages and how to use them
This needs work, don't believe we can easily have one api call for multiple types, what would this return? curl -s -H "Accept: plain/text;version=1" "http://fits.geonet.org.nz/observation?typeID=e,n,u,&siteID=HOLD&networkID=CG"
Map Data Display Box secondary features
On clicking Static Plot Image, open up in new window an interactive Plot (zooming in and out of).
@elidana This is a start for what you are after. We'll go from here
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As a Geodetic newbie user I want to visualise GNSS Time Series data by location and type so that I can explore what is available and so I can refine what I want to process independently.
Currently this is provided in a generic FITS GUI that provides access to all data in the FITS database. https://fits.geonet.org.nz/ This is not ideal.
None of us being UX experts we'll endeavour to cherry pick the best look and feel from existing geonet.org.nz site
As an MVP
For reorganisation of Geodetic pages and info:
New Geodetic Map page.
Left column to have NZ interactive map (same as geonet home page). All GNSS sites from FITS database displayed by default.
Below map radio button selection.
Display Data for Sites
Displacement (default)
Quality/Average
Right Column to have data display box when a site in map is clicked. Default to empty box with border.
Map Data Display Box (from top to bottom)
Static Visual Plots (for each type in the order):
type e, n, u of method type gamit for Displacement
type mp1, mp2 of method type teqc for Quality/Average
Timestamp of last data observation? @elidana Surely this is in the Visual Plot for each type?
Download Button. Downloads a zip file containing the CSV's from observation service call for all methods associated with the types the site.
Box/Blurb for outputting the observation API call to get the data using FITS API and a link to the FITS API pages and how to use them
This needs work, don't believe we can easily have one api call for multiple types, what would this return?
curl -s -H "Accept: plain/text;version=1" "http://fits.geonet.org.nz/observation?typeID=e,n,u,&siteID=HOLD&networkID=CG"
Map Data Display Box secondary features
@elidana This is a start for what you are after. We'll go from here
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: