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Wave is able to import time series in bin format by calling methods exposed by the assembly <code>SydroZreNet.dll</code>, which in turn accesses methods exposed by <code>SyroZreI.dll</code>. | Wave is able to import time series in bin format by calling methods exposed by the assembly <code>SydroZreNet.dll</code>, which in turn accesses methods exposed by <code>SyroZreI.dll</code>. | ||
The bin format contains a sequence of dates and values. Error values are stored as <code>-9999.999</code> and converted to <code>NaN</code> by Wave during the import. | The bin format contains a sequence of dates and values. Error values are stored as <code>-9999.999</code> and converted to <code>NaN</code> by Wave during the import (which means they are not displayed in the chart). | ||
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Revision as of 23:34, 18 October 2016
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The BIN (SYDRO binary) format is a proprietary binary format for time series developed by SYDRO Consult GmbH, which is used e.g. by the TALSIM model.
Wave is able to import time series in bin format by calling methods exposed by the assembly SydroZreNet.dll, which in turn accesses methods exposed by SyroZreI.dll.
The bin format contains a sequence of dates and values. Error values are stored as -9999.999 and converted to NaN by Wave during the import (which means they are not displayed in the chart).
Notes
Importing BIN files currently only works in the x86 version of Wave