Dear Karl, Sam and all,
we deployed a new version in the test server last week addressing some of the issues raised here.
- The "negative timeliness" filter in the legend is now grey (disabled) by default. Clicking on it activates the filter and limits the visible stations to those having negative timeliness. We hope this is now expected behaviour.
- The actual timeliness values of a single station can be downloaded from the timeseries chart in the popup for 6h individual center. The general download via the map provides the same aggregate values as are the basis of the dots on the map.
- We added a new column "nr_negative_timeliness" to the regular download which represents the number of negative timeliness values from the station in the period in question.
- Timeseries and map are now aligned with respect to treatment of number of negative.
As to the color scheme. We think it would be better to use different colors for timeliness. WDQMS results are mainly communicated visually through the map. We think it is important that timeliness results are not confused with availability.
There is still some discrepancy between centers as regards the number of negative, as you rightly indicate. It is probably best to wait until full QC has been done on the data provided by centers before releasing in production, but this can be discussed further in the team.
with kind regards,
WDQMS dev team
we deployed a new version in the test server last week addressing some of the issues raised here.
- The "negative timeliness" filter in the legend is now grey (disabled) by default. Clicking on it activates the filter and limits the visible stations to those having negative timeliness. We hope this is now expected behaviour.
- The actual timeliness values of a single station can be downloaded from the timeseries chart in the popup for 6h individual center. The general download via the map provides the same aggregate values as are the basis of the dots on the map.
- We added a new column "nr_negative_timeliness" to the regular download which represents the number of negative timeliness values from the station in the period in question.
- Timeseries and map are now aligned with respect to treatment of number of negative.
As to the color scheme. We think it would be better to use different colors for timeliness. WDQMS results are mainly communicated visually through the map. We think it is important that timeliness results are not confused with availability.
There is still some discrepancy between centers as regards the number of negative, as you rightly indicate. It is probably best to wait until full QC has been done on the data provided by centers before releasing in production, but this can be discussed further in the team.
with kind regards,
WDQMS dev team