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Re: Time list bug

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  • Subject: Re: Time list bug
  • Date: Tue, 12 Jun 2007 14:55:32 -0600
If I look at the data directory for that collection:
/d1/adds/system/ldmIngest/RUC20P 
theres only one day of data in there. does that explain it?

also, http://yaw.rap.ucar.edu:8080/ gets transformed to
http://yaw:8080/ somewhere (DNS?), which makes the catalogs useless
off your subnet.

Rob Weingruber wrote:
Oops, sorry I didnt make that clear. The RUC agg dataset is having the problem, 
and its URL is:
http://yaw:8080/thredds/dodsC/data/ruc20/fmrc/RUC20P_Aggregation_best.ncd <http://yaw:8080/thredds/dodsC/data/ruc20/fmrc/RUC20P_Aggregation_best.ncd.html>
Turbulence is a *different* dataset, that seems to work fine wrt times, and its URL is:
http://yaw:8080/thredds/dodsC/data/gtg/fmrc/GTG_Aggregation_best.ncd <http://yaw:8080/thredds/dodsC/data/gtg/fmrc/GTG_Aggregation_best.ncd.html> 


      ;-)



John Caron wrote:
which dataset URL are you using? Are you using the exact same one for both turbulence and whatever grid failed? 

Rob Weingruber wrote:

Hi John -
Not sure if this is related to the recheckEvery bug, but I found a new bug 
(which may have already existed, just wasnt noticed).

For the RUC aggregate dataset only, it seems. The time list comes back
with times only for a single day. For example, here are the times returned 
for the RUC dataset:

time = 06/11/07 00:00Z
time = 06/11/07 01:00Z
time = 06/11/07 02:00Z
time = 06/11/07 03:00Z
time = 06/11/07 04:00Z
time = 06/11/07 05:00Z
time = 06/11/07 06:00Z
time = 06/11/07 07:00Z
time = 06/11/07 08:00Z
time = 06/11/07 09:00Z
time = 06/11/07 10:00Z
time = 06/11/07 11:00Z
time = 06/11/07 12:00Z
time = 06/11/07 13:00Z
time = 06/11/07 14:00Z
time = 06/11/07 15:00Z
time = 06/11/07 16:00Z
time = 06/11/07 17:00Z
time = 06/11/07 18:00Z
time = 06/11/07 19:00Z
time = 06/11/07 20:00Z
time = 06/11/07 21:00Z
time = 06/11/07 22:00Z
time = 06/11/07 23:00Z
time = 06/12/07 00:00Z
even though there should be additional valid times for 6/12/07 01:00Z, 02:00Z, etc. 

The code I am (effectively) using to retrieve times is as such:

GridDataset gridDataset = GridDataset.open( getDataSetURLString() );
GeoGrid geoGrid  = gridDataset.findGridByName( getGeoGridName() );
GridCoordSystem coordSys = geoGrid.getCoordinateSystem();
CoordinateAxis1DTime timeAxis = coordSys.getTimeAxis1D();
Date[] times = timeAxis.getTimeDates();

Maybe I am doing something wrong?  Although, I use the exact same code
for, say, turbulence, and it gives me a list of times spanning several days. 

;-)  Thanks man ;-)