I do have a decent summary table, but I don't have a way to look up specific data streams. Here's the example I can give. If you're looking for wind data, you can't see that in the current table (https://waveform-analytics.github.io/yooink/quick_start/data_overview/). You'd have to know ahead of time that wind data are available via the meteorological data product. I'd like to find a way to allow users to actually determine the specific data types even if they're within a larger data product. As it stands, you would need to do quite a bit of searching around the OOI website to be able to track down whether that data exists, and also when and where it is available.
I'm not sure how to tackle this yet but I was thinking I could always fall back on a brute force method!
- find all unique combinations of site, node, and sensor
- Find all deployments
- For each deployment, run a query to grab a small amount of data
- Look at the data attributes
- Construct a lookup table that includes site, node, sensor, deployment, and data product.
I do have a decent summary table, but I don't have a way to look up specific data streams. Here's the example I can give. If you're looking for wind data, you can't see that in the current table (https://waveform-analytics.github.io/yooink/quick_start/data_overview/). You'd have to know ahead of time that wind data are available via the meteorological data product. I'd like to find a way to allow users to actually determine the specific data types even if they're within a larger data product. As it stands, you would need to do quite a bit of searching around the OOI website to be able to track down whether that data exists, and also when and where it is available.
I'm not sure how to tackle this yet but I was thinking I could always fall back on a brute force method!