I'm a Winston Wave Server. I'm here to service to Swarm and Earthworm's Wave Viewer. I will also provide plots and status info if given a carefully crafted URL. See the tabs below for details.


  • Server Menu
  • Helicorder
  • RSAM
  • WWS Status
  • WWS Gaps

Server Menu

Returns the server menu. The menu contains the list of stations in this winston along with the earliest and most recent data point for each station.
URL Builder




URL:
Arguments
ob: Order By The column number used to order the menu (default = 2).

so: Sort Order How to order the menu, a is ascending, d is decending (default = a).

tz: Time Zone (deafult = UTC)

Examples
Most recently added channels:
http://null/menu?ob=6&so=d


Channels with least recent data:
http://null/menu?ob=7&so=a

Helicorder

Returns a helicorder plot.
URL Builder
Channel
Time zone




URL:
Arguments
w: Width in pixels of the returned image (default = 800).

h: Height in pixels of the returned image (default = 800).

tc: Time Chunk length of x axis in minutes (default = 30).

t1: Start Time The start time (local) of the helicorder as given by the number of hours before present or a specific time in the format YYYYMMDDHHMM. Note that, in the first case, this is a negative number (default = -12).

t2: End Time The end time (local) of the helicorder as given by the format YYYYMMDDHHMM or 'now' (default = 'now').

tz: Time Zone The time zone, a complete list of time zones that WWS understands is shown below.

sc: Show Clip Whether to show a clipped value as red, 1 is yes, 0 is no (default = 1).

fc: Force Center Whether to center traces, 1 is yes, 0 is no (default = 0).

br: Bar Range Controls the size of helicorder lines (default = auto).

cv: Clip Value Sets the number of counts above which to clip (default = auto).

lb: Label Whether to display a large label, 1 is yes, 0 is no (default = 0).

The WWS does basic argument checking to prevent malignant attacks (like SQL injection) or just silly requests (like a 10000 x 10000 pixel graph).

RSAM

Plots precomputed RSAM values.
URL Builder
Channel
Time zone





URL:
Arguments
The options (separated by the & character, all optional except for code ) are defined as follows:

w: Width in pixels of the returned image (default = 900).

h: Height in pixels of the returned image (default = 300).

t1: Start Time The start time (local) of the rsam plot as given by the number of days before present or a specific time in the format YYYYMMDDHHMM. Note that, in the first case, this is a negative number (default = -12).

t2: End Time The end time (local) of the rsam plot as given by the format YYYYMMDDHHMM or 'now' (default = now).

dt: Detrend Whether to detrend (linear) the plot, 1 is yes, 0 is no (default = false).

ds: Despike Whether to despike (mean) the plot, 1 is yes, 0 is no (default = false).

dsp: Despike Period Period to use for despike (default = 0).

max: Plot Max Largest value to plot

min: Plot Min Smallest value to plot

csv: CSV Whether to return a CSV file rather than a plot, 1 is yes, 0 is no (default = false).

rm: Running MedianWhether to apply a running median filter

rmp: Running Median Period Period to use for running medial, in seconds (defualt = 300)

tz: Time Zone The time zone, a complete list of time zones that WWS understands is shown below.

WWS Status

Returns server status. The status page details on server connections and dataflow into Winston.
URL Builder
URL:
Arguments
None.

WWS Gaps

Locates gaps in continous data.
URL Builder
Channel
Time zone




URL:
Arguments
The options (separated by the & character, all optional except for code ) are defined as follows:

This url will return data, data gaps, and analysis for the channel PS4A EHZ AV, for the last 24 hours, in Alaskan time, with a minimum gap duration of 30 seconds, written for humans.
The options (separated by the & character, all optional except for code ) are defined as follows

code: Station Name The name of the Station desired

t1: Start Time The start time (local) of the gap analysis as given by the number of hours before present or a specific time in the format YYYYMMDDHHMM. Note that, in the first case, this is a negative number (default = -12).

t2: End Time The end time (local) of the gap analysis as given by the format YYYYMMDDHHMM or 'now' (default = 'now').

tz: Time Zone The time zone, a complete list of time zones that WWS understands is shown below (default = UTC).

mgd: Minimumm Gap Duration The minimum gap duration desired in seconds (default = 5)

wc: Write Computer Whether to show data gaps as the computer sees, 1 is yes, 0 is no (default = 0)


Version: 1.2.12 Built: 2015-08-06 08:48:39