News:WebAnaTool
From MariachiWiki
A basic web analyis tool is now available
John Hover released the basic functionality version of a web analysis tool which can graphically present subsets of data from different ground array locations. For now the only cosmic ray monitoring data (coincidences from the double detector) can be ploted. You can choose the range of data, a size of the graph, whether all sites or a particular one will be presented. One can already see time variations of the data that are similar from different sites - probably due to barometric pressure variations.
All is done by providing a proper URL. Here are examples from John's page:
All sites, 96 hours, 900 pixel graphs:
http://www.mariachi.stonybrook.edu/mariachi-ws/dataquery/graphAllSites?hours=96&width=900
All sites, 48 hours, 640 pixel graphs:
http://www.mariachi.stonybrook.edu/mariachi-ws/dataquery/graphAllSites?hours=48
Just Shoreham HS, 48 hours, with graph
http://www.mariachi.stonybrook.edu/mariachi-ws/dataquery/query?site=shoreham&hours=48&graph=1
Rocky Point HS, with start and end time specified as ISO time strings.
Same thing, Smithtown HS
New Functionality added to Data Web Service
This functionality is using Dima's R scripts for averaging data over intervals. (See Dima's Analysis with R and related stuff).
Syntax is similar to the data retrieval. Instead of 'query' you add 'analysis'. Default datatype is 'counts' and default interval is 30 minutes.
Bayshore data from 2-10-2008 to 2-11, counts averaged over 30 seconds:
Same thing, but with interval of 120 minutes.
Weather data instead, with interval of 120 minutes.
Graphic Web Application Interface to MARIACHI Data (BETA!)
If you think the URLs above involve too much typing and are not convinient, we agree! So that's just the beginning. Built on this layer there is a more convenient and familiar interface with menus and buttons. Not all functionality is available yet, but a beginning version is accessible here:
http://www.mariachi.stonybrook.edu/mariachi-ws/django/dataquery/
