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Refactor planar fit to have a separate workflow to derive pfit coeficients
Wrap.flux refactoring with single pass flux derivation
Wavelet high-frequency correction updates
Now better aligns with Nordbo and Katul (2013) methods and MATLAB code. Main changes include:
Changed approach from using continuous wavelet transform to discrete wavelet
Changed wavelet coefficient weighting and adjustments to better match methods described in NK12 paper and code
Validation updates to ensure clean validations applied
Added lag time as metadata to output files
Added singleton logging
Added ITC and stationarity quality indicator flags to the qfqm table of dp04 flux data products.
Created a new definition function to determine and adjust time shifts in isoCo2 dp01 and the associated qfqm (eddy4R.stor::def.shft.time.isoCo2.R).
Created a new definition function to determine and adjust time shifts in isoH2o dp01 and the associated qfqm (eddy4R.stor::def.shft.time.isoH2o.R).
rc2:
storage interpolation time update
isoH2o time correction bug fix, also deal with faulty valve data
runLocal argument added to stackEddy calls
rc3:
fixed issues when time correction cannot be determined due to NaN in data
rc4:
fixed issue with AngNedZaxs being a character variable when rotating soni data
rc5:
adding dp04 qfSciRevw update
rc6:
Fixed issues in tickets NSE-10984, 10987, and 10992 related to def.shft.time.isoCo2.
-Fixed issues in ticket NSE-10983 related to updating the failsafe to prevent breaking the zoo::na.approx function in the dp02 ECSE calculation.
-Fixed issues in ticket NSE-10982 related to updating the data, qfqm, and uncertainty calculations for dp01 to prevent breaking when the validation occurs between two days and the start and end times cannot be determined.