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UVF | UVF stands for "Universelles Variables Format" and is a widely-used time series format in Germany. | ||
A format description is available here: http://aquaplan.de/public_papers/imex/sectionUVF.html ([https://web.archive.org/web/20080220032227/http://www.aquaplan.de/public_papers/imex/sectionUVF.html archived version]) | |||
Example: | |||
<pre> | <pre> | ||
*Z | *Z | ||
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</pre> | </pre> | ||
A slightly modified format is also in use, which allows for more header lines and instead of the <code>DefArt</code> entry contains entries for the starting and ending centuries of the time series. | |||
Example: | |||
<pre> | <pre> | ||
$sb Index-Einheit: | $sb Index-Einheit: | ||
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</pre> | </pre> | ||
Wave | Wave makes the following assumptions when importing UVF files: | ||
* | * Lines starting with <code>$</code> are ignored | ||
* | * If no starting century is specified, 1900 is assumed | ||
* | * Values of <code>-777</code> are assumed to be error values and converted to NaN during import | ||
[[Category:BlueM.Wave]] | [[Category:BlueM.Wave]] | ||
[[Category:Timeseries formats]] | [[Category:Timeseries formats]] | ||
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UVF stands for "Universelles Variables Format" and is a widely-used time series format in Germany.
A format description is available here: http://aquaplan.de/public_papers/imex/sectionUVF.html (archived version)
Example:
*Z Abfluss m3/s K Hausen 2516360.005678290.00 86110100158611010130 8611010015 0.184 8611010030 0.189 8611010045 0.191 8611010100 0.1940000 8611010115 0.2010000 8611010130 0.2010000
A slightly modified format is also in use, which allows for more header lines and instead of the DefArt entry contains entries for the starting and ending centuries of the time series.
Example:
$sb Index-Einheit: $ib Funktion-Interpretation: Summenlinie $sb Import-Dateiname: P:\P1300_WBM_Dhuenn\1_Bearbeitung\4_ZR\Nieder\3_Modell\neumuehle_74-09.uvf $sb Mess-Groesse: Niederschlag: Auffüllen von Lücken nach Priorität (5) $sb Mess-Einheit: mm $sb Mess-Stellennummer: SNEM $fb Geo-Rechtswert: 2589930 $fb Geo-Hochwert: 5662480 $fb Geo-Hoehe: 179.75 *Z Niederschlag: Amm 1900 2000 SNEM 2589930 5662480 179.75 73110107301002100636Zeit 7311010730 0 7311050224 0 7311050240 .30333331 7311050255 .5 7311050414 .5 7311050415 .51499999 7311050419 .78500003 7311050420 .80000001
Wave makes the following assumptions when importing UVF files:
- Lines starting with
$are ignored - If no starting century is specified, 1900 is assumed
- Values of
-777are assumed to be error values and converted to NaN during import