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Using a classic <chart/> tag you have to reconfigure each chart separately for both the TimeSeriesDisplay on screen and the Report Export. The Benefit of this may be that you can optimize the way the charts look in a printed or web based report, which may have a different resolution, fonts and other features relative to the computer screen. However, if you just want the charts in the report to look the same as the they do on the screen, using the existing Display ID in a <displayChart /> element can save you a lot of work. Optionally you can specifiy a fileName and fileFormat, the default output will be named chart00.png, chart001.png etc.
Spatial plot snapshots
Gridded time series can be visualized in a report by means of snapshots. The snap shot is an image depicting the time series spatially.
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- THRESHOLDCROSSING(key;variableId;<format>); see note below!
The argument 'key' specifies which threshold crossing information should be given. Presently the following keys can be used:
FIRST_THRESHOLDNAME: name of the first level threshold that has been crossed
FIRST_VALUE: value of the first crossing
FIRST_DATETIME: date/time of the first crossing
FIRST_DATE: date of the first crossing
FIRST_TIME: time of the first crossing
MAX_THRESHOLDNAME: name of the highest level threshold that has been crossed
MAX_VALUE: value of the maximum crossing
MAX_DATETIME date/time of the maximum crossing
MAX_DATE: date of the maximum crossing
MAX_TIME: time of the maximum crossing
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Please note: If you configure any THRESHOLDCROSSING function in a column, then only the locations with threshold crossing will be printed by default. |
- STATISTICS(statistical function; variableId; numberFormatId)
The argument 'statistical function' specifies which statistical function should be evaluated. Presently the following functions can be used: COUNT, KURTOSIS, MEAN, MEDIAN, MIN, MAX, RMSQ, RSQUARED, SKEWNESS, STANDARD_DEVIATION, SUM, VARIANCE
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class | description | specific for | |
_beforeT0 | date/time indication before time zero (TO) of the forecast | time column (most left column) | |
_firstAfterT0 | date/time indication of the first occurrence after time zero (T0) of the forecast | time column (most left column) | |
_afterT0 | date/time indication after time zero (TO) of the forecast | time column (most left column) | |
_data | default indication of data content of a cell | data cells | |
_anyString | user defined cellFormat | data cells | |
_datamax | addition to current style if value is maximum of that series (_data_datamax or _anyString_datamax) | data cells | |
_leftcol | default indication of a row header |
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_header | default indication of a column header |
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_threshold_n | indication of threshold level (n=0,1,2,...) | threshold tables (colouring of backgrounds) |
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Notice: the thresholdCrossingsCountTable (see further below) is a newer version of this type of table |
A thresholdCrossingsTable is a table in which the number of thresholds for each level are counted. The number given in the table suggests with the 'worst' case situation. When a timeseries crosses a number of thresholds in a forecast, only the 'worst' threshold crossings are counted. An example of a thresholdsCrossingsTable is given below.
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The maximumstatusTable was developed with the focus on the status of forecasted timeseries. When using the table to show the status in the past (eg to what extent timeseries are available), it is necessary to place the T0 in the past, at the beginning of the period to be displayed. This is contradictory to normal practice. |
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Detailed Explanation: Two tables into one
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Source: 12 hrs of 15min data
Display: maximumStatus with 15 minute data, time header by the hour (with minutes)
Configuration
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timeStepsInTable | 48 | (12*4=48 timesteps) | |
timeStepsAggregation | 1 | each column represent 1 timestep | |
timeHeaderInterval | 4 | 4 columns have a merged header (hour) | |
timeHeaderDisplayMinutes | true | minute indication |
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Source: 6 hrs of 15min data
Display: maximumStatus with hourly data (no minute indication)
Configuration
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value | explanation | |
timeStepsInTable | 24 | (6*4=24 timesteps) |
timeStepsAggregation | 4 | 4*15min aggregate to 1 hour |
timeHeaderInterval | 1 | each hour 'column' has its own header |
timeHeaderDisplayMinutes | false | no minute indication in header |
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