added functionality to get data availability of ISMN stations #21
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February 26, 2015 14:16
- the current code has to read all the data which makes it slow - it might be possible to only read the last few lines of a csv file but this would be work outside of the normal readers - data gaps are not taken into account in the current approach since only start and end date are retrieved. Ideally one could plot each observation on a e.g. eventplot per network to get the true observation coverage.
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added functionality to get data availability of ISMN stations
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file but this would be work outside of the normal readers
only start and end date are retrieved. Ideally one could plot each
observation on a e.g. eventplot per network to get the true
observation coverage.