Overview

The EDStransmission import function (<importType>EDStransmission</importType>) imports the following format:

Every L that is followed by a * is a date, separated by commas

for example: *52,14,226,14,D.
52: first two characters is a locationId (nucleair plant id)
14: year in 2 digit (s0 2014)
226: number of days in the year
14; time. either two digit (minute). If that is the case you can assume 00hr. Otherwise 4 digit (HHmm)
D: daylight saving time. Can also be a C (central standard time)

Every L followed by data without a * is actual data from the related stations, separated by commas:
for example: 50,DQ82.5,DS82.2,DU85.4,DT86.2,
50: first two character is a locationId (stationId related to a nuclear plant)
DQ: two letter parameterId. Many parameters are possible. They all have two digits, and they can have all kind of characters, like +@?!.

Data values starting with a # will be marked as missing values.

until you see other another date (L*) the previous date is valid.

Example

 

*52,14,226,14,D. 

 

Java source code

EDStransmissionTimeSeriesParser.java

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