CREMA_3_2. Timeline

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Observation
Segment

Observation

Group

Start Time (ISO format)

Duration
End Time

Duration Unit

End Time (ISO format)

Timeline configuration

APOJOVE

CALLISTO_TRANSIT

CAL_OCC_EARTH_000

EUROPA_TRANSIT

FLYBY_CALLISTO

FLYBY_EUROPA

FLYBY_GANYMEDE

GANYMEDE_TRANSIT

GAN_OCC_EARTH_000

IO_TRANSIT

JUP_OCC_EARTH_000

LATITUDE_XING_+01_N2S

LATITUDE_XING_+01_S2N

LATITUDE_XING_+15_N2S

LATITUDE_XING_+15_S2N

LATITUDE_XING_-01_N2S

LATITUDE_XING_-01_S2N

LATITUDE_XING_-15_N2S

LATITUDE_XING_-15_S2N

PERIJOVE

PHASE

Station Visibility and Downlink

Filter by Phase
Filter by Dates

Phases

Start time End time

Time Range

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Visible
Filter by Phase
Filter by Dates

Consider contents without any time filtering

Consider the contents completely visible in the current timeline.

Phases

Start time End time

Geometry configuration

Category Observation geometry

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Import Geopipeline file

× The import Geopipeline compatible files containing three columns of data. The first column is the name of the item (following geopipeline naming convention), the second timestamp, the third the context information. There is a mandatory header in the file. The tool accepts the Geopipeline regular events and custom events. A custom event can be a Range (pairing applied) or a Point. The naming convention for item names:

RANGE_custom_name_START
RANGE_custom_name_END
POINT_custom_name

E.g.

Event name, event time [utc], contextual info
visibility_goldstone_start,2029-04-07T04:06:30Z,
IO_TRANSIT_START,2029-04-07T05:30:12Z,
IO_TRANSIT_END,2029-04-07T07:43:52Z,
RANGE_BOX1_START,2029-04-07T08:30:12Z,
RANGE_BOX1_END,2029-04-07T08:43:52Z,
POINT_P1,2029-04-07T08:53:52Z,
visibility_goldstone_end,2029-04-07T13:23:02Z,

Header with column names is MANDATORY
The separator used shall be the comma character (',').
The tool accept the usual line endings characters (win: CRLF, unix: LF, mac CR).
Dates shall be expressed using ISO format. e.g. 2032-07-08T15:53:52.350Z.
The 'Z' time zone marker shall be present.

Geopipeline File

Import CSV file in

× The import feature accepts CSV files containing three or four columns of data. The first column is the name of the item, the second the start timestamp, the third the end time, the optional subgroup and finally the source group (also optional).

Name,StartTime,EndTime,Subgroup,Source

E.g.

EVENT_1,2032-07-08T15:53:52Z,2032-07-08T18:53:52Z,EUROPA_FLYBY
# Comment line - Without subgroup
EVENT_2,2032-07-10T15:53:52Z,2032-07-10T19:53:52Z,
EVENT_3,2032-07-18T15:53:52Z,2032-07-18T18:53:52Z,EUROPA_FLYBY,WG1
EVENT_3,2032-07-18T19:53:52Z,2032-07-18T20:53:52Z,,WG1

Header with column names is not expected.
The separator used shall be the comma character (',').
The Subgroup is optional.
Comment lines are allowed, they shall start with a '#' character.
The tool accept the usual line endings characters (win: CRLF, unix: LF, mac CR).
Dates shall be expressed using ISO format. e.g. 2032-07-08T15:53:52.350Z.
To indicate the UTC scale, the 'Z' time zone marker shall be append.
If the time zone marker is not included, the date will be consider a local time

CSV File

Segment selection

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Gap solving

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Help about Timeline

Overview

The Timeline is an interactive visualization chart to visualize data in time. The data items can take place on a single date, or have a start and end date (a range). You can freely move and zoom in the timeline by dragging and scrolling in the Timeline. The time scale on the axis is adjusted automatically, and supports scales ranging from milliseconds to years. All timestamps are expressed as UTC dates.

Observations

Creating observations

A new observation can be created just double clicking on the desired start point. A modal dialog will appear asking for the type of observation and its duration.

Modifying an observation

The timeline allows to drag items around, modify they duration and remove items. Just select the observation (which will be highlighted) with a click and use the handlers that will appear hoovering each part.

Moving a block of observations

A block of observations can be selected holding shift or control while clicking.

Generating an ITL

(Experimental) A dummy ITL generated with the start/end points of each observation

Timeline
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- Event Data
- Geometry Data
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