Supplementary Files#
The directory files contains files necessary or helpful for the analysis.
Logbook_pine_id_campaign.xlsx#
This is a template for the campaign logbook. It needs to be renamed according to the PINE version and the campaign name and copied into the campaign folder where the raw data is stored. The software will not run, if the logbook doesn’t exist.
settings_pine-id_campaign.toml#
This file is needed to set the data path and to include the metadata of the camapign in the analysed data.
It needs to be renamed according to the PINE version and the campaign name and copied into the main directory of the software. Inside the file set the DATA_PATH
to the directory of the raw data. The CALIB_PATH needs to lead to the directory containing the bin-to-size mapping of the OPC data.
If you want to store the analysed data at another directory as the raw data you can change the ANALYSIS_PATH, if you want to store the analysed data in the same
directory as the raw data, keep ANALYSIS_PATH as 0.
Now, add the coordinates and the station name to the metadata, as well as the name of the PI and the institute leading the campaign.
pine-id_campaign_op_id_operation-id_ice_threshold_manually.txt#
If you would like to set the ice threshold manually, you can create .txt-files that look like this one. The name of the file is the same as how it would
be created by the software, but with a _manually suffix. The file contains the columns run id, bin, and d_min.
Whereas bin corresponds to an internal diameter to bin conversion and d_min is the respective ice threshold.
This conversion is documented in the bins_ice_threshold.txt file.
To use the manual ice threshold a bin number and ice threshold diameter must be set for every run in the operation.
If you want to use a modified file that has been created by the software, make sure to remove the header including the version number.
bins_ice_threshold.txt#
see pine-id_campaign_op_id_operation-id_ice_threshold_manually.txt.