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dpa_check has been merged into the acis_thermal_check repository. This repository is no longer functional and is only of historical interest.

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dpa_check's Issues

Need some clarification regarding the getting of commanded states

Hi @taldcroft and @jeanconn,

@Gregg140 and I had some questions about what is going on in this code snippet:

dpa_check/dpa_check.py

Lines 267 to 277 in ca60736

# If cmd lines options were not fully specified then get state0 as last
# cmd_state that starts within available telemetry. Update with the
# mean temperatures at the start of state0.
if None in state0.values():
state0 = cmd_states.get_state0(tlm['date'][-5], db,
datepar='datestart')
ok = ((tlm['date'] >= state0['tstart'] - 700) &
(tlm['date'] <= state0['tstart'] + 700))
state0.update({'T_dpa': np.mean(tlm['1dpamzt'][ok])})

  1. Why do we go back 5 values from the end of telemetry in line 272?
  2. Is it necessary to take an average in lines 274-276?
  3. Is there any particular reason why we can't just pick some arbitrary time in the past long enough ago to pick a starting temperature, instead of the last commanded state with available telemetry?

We're just looking for ways to simplify this particular part of the code. We will be implementing these changes primarily in acis_thermal_check, but since this is the code that is running at the moment I thought we'd comment here.

Thanks!

Documentation style and location

Following issue sot/ska-projects/issues/126, change documentation theme to use our own (based on astropy) and migrate to gh-pages.

run_dpa_daily.py

The code run_dpa_daily.py still refers to the PSMC model. If this is not needed, perhaps it should be removed from GitHub.

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