@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ INIshell include file for MeteoIO spatial interpolations
<parametertype="helptext"wrap="true">
<help>The closest n stations to each pixel are used to compute the local lapse rate, allowing to project the contributions of these n stations to the local pixel with an inverse distance weight; see <a href="https://models.slf.ch/docserver/meteoio/html/classmio_1_1LocalIDWLapseAlgorithm.html">the online documentation</a> for more</help>
<parameterkey="%::LIDW_LAPSE::RATE"label="Rate"type="number"format="decimal"precision="6"><help>Enforced lapse rate or fallback lapse rate (depending on the <i>soft</i> value)</help></parameter>
<parameterkey="%::LIDW_LAPSE::SOFT"caption="Soft"type="checkbox"default="TRUE"><help>If a lapse rate is provided, use it as a fallback if no lapse rate can be extracted from the data</help></parameter>
<parameterkey="%::LIDW_LAPSE::FRAC"caption="Frac"type="checkbox"><help>The provided lapse rate is relative (i.e. in %)</help></parameter>
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@@ -295,7 +295,7 @@ INIshell include file for MeteoIO spatial interpolations
<parameterkey="%::WINSTRAL::DW_SYNOP"label="dw_synop"type="number"min="0"max="360"wrap="true"optional="false"unit="°"><help>Enforce the provided synoptic wind direction</help></parameter>
<parameterkey="%::WINSTRAL::DW_SYNOP"label="dw_synop"type="number"min="0"max="360"wrap="true"optional="false"unit="°"notoggle="true"><help>Enforce the provided synoptic wind direction</help></parameter>
</option>
<optionvalue="REF_STATION">
<parameterkey="%::WINSTRAL::REF_STATION"label="Ref station"type="text"size="small"optional="false"><help>Get the synoptic wind direction from this station</help></parameter>
<help>Scaling factor applied to the universal threshold, a larger value rejects more spikes</help>
</parameter>
<parameterkey="%::ARG#::INTERPOL_DEG"label="Degree of interpolation:"type="number"format="integer+"default="3">
<parameterkey="%::ARG#::INTERPOL_DEG"label="Degree of interpolation:"type="number"format="integer+"default="3"notoggle="true">
<help>The parameter interpol_deg sets the degree of the fit for the replacement. 1 is linear, 2 is quadratic, ..., 0 means "off" (removed spikes will be nodata and can be resampled later via [Interpolations1D]). This is useful in rare cases where the cubic fit happens to produce an unwanted peak by itself. Default value is 3 (cubic fit) as proposed in the paper by Goring.</help>
<help>The number of points used for the fitting (replacement) of the spikes can be set via interpol_pts. Default is 24 (as proposed in the paper by Goring).</help>
</parameter>
<referencename="ID_RESTRICT"/>
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@@ -433,7 +433,7 @@ INIshell include file for MeteoIO filters
</parameter>
</option>
<optionrow="3"column="1">
<parameterkey="@::NO_OF_PARTICLES"label="No of particles:"type="number"format="integer+"default="500"/>
<parameterkey="@::NO_OF_PARTICLES"label="No of particles:"type="number"format="integer+"default="500"notoggle="true"/>
</option>
</parameter>
</frame>
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@@ -565,7 +565,7 @@ INIshell include file for MeteoIO filters
<help>The window position maybe left, center or right. Minimal number of points in data window and minimal time interval spanning the window (seconds) are required.</help>
<help>When using components date (ie separate columns for year, month, day), it could be that there is no year column. This parameter provides the (fixed) year to use</help>
<help>Coordinates are given as lat/lon/alt or easting/northing/alt such as <code>latlon (46.75, 9.80, 2200)</code> or <code>xy (198754, 723458, 2200)</code></help>
</parameter>
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@@ -413,7 +419,7 @@ Please include meteoio_parametergroups before use!
</option>
<help>How is time represented: a filed combines date and time or these are split into two fields?</help>
<help>When using components date (ie separate columns for year, month, day), it could be that there is no year column. This parameter provides the (fixed) year to use</help>
<help>Specifies if redistribution of snow is allowed from windward (luv) to lee slopes. The snow erosion on virtual slopes will contribute to the drifting snow index.</help>