dballe 5.10-1 source package in Ubuntu
Changelog
dballe (5.10-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream release
- in rare cases, SYNOP exports would select the wrong context for
temperature exports, incorrectly exporting minimum or maximum
temperatures instead
- tweaked sounding group detection to deal with an obscure TEMP recently
added to the test suite
- make check works on sqlite
- flight import/export: all data moved from station information level to
flight level, to prevent overlaps for flights on different days at the
same coordinates
- Added variables B01006, B01023, B20042, B20043, B20044, B20045, B02064,
B07010, B08009, B11031, B11037, B11039, B11075, B11076 and B11077 for
GTS AMDAR reports
- Make sure that height levels for flights are expressed in millimeters
as documented
- Initial support for importing/exporting experimental WMO ACARS
templates
- When scanning flight identification numbers, give preference to B01008
over B01006
* Avoid installing .la files and fixed doxygen dependencies, thanks to Luk
Claes. Closes: #631898
* Migrated to dh_python2. Closes: #616784
* Depend on swig 2.0
* Fixed timestamp syntax in old changelog entries
* dballe-common: make arch:all
* fixed lintian spellchecking errors in debian/control
dballe (5.9-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream release
- Preserve message type, subtype and localsubtype during template
conversions
- Added 'wmo' autodetection template
- Deal with TEMPs with missing pressure in levels
- Deal with missing sensor height in total precipitation when doing
precise imports
- Record keyword documentation is back
- Fixed to fapi documentation
dballe (5.8-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream release
- revert height->heightstatin change in variable aliases
dballe (5.7-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream version
- ported to new wreport
* Added dbamsg dump --dds
* Added dbamsg dump --structured
dballe (5.6-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream version
- provami: fixed disappearing 00:00:00 time in date fields
dballe (5.5-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream version
- Fixed an issue with present but undefined values in the Fortran API
- Local B table change: B22042->B22043
- Local B table change: removed B08001 (replaced with B08042)
B08001 found in old generic BUFR messages will transparently be
converted to B08042 on import.
- Local B table change: removed B10009 GEOPOTENTIAL HEIGHT
(redundant, since we already have B10008)
- Lots of testing and fixes in WMO SYNOP templates import/export
- TEMP templates: all pressure imports now use B10004
- Local B table change: B07001->B07030
- Autodetect ECMWF/WMO template to use if not explicitly requested
- Imported past weather time range now is 3h or 6h depending on the
reference time hour
- Precise import of ECMWF templates use standard SYNOP levels
- Do not import undef attrs into Msg
dballe (5.4-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream version
- Improved TEMP sounding group identification
- Show template numbers in bulletin exporter list
dballe (5.3-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upsteam version
- Implemented dbamsg dump --csv
- Implemented dbamsg dump --csv --interpreted
- New local B variable: 013002 MIXING RATIO
- TEMP import tries to identify sounding groups and scan them in a
smarter way
- Also use new geopotential B code when looking for data exporting old
pilots
dballe (5.2-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream version
- No transactions are left open (at least in the test suite)
- Reenabled generation if Python API docs
- Handle all 2:x:x as TEMPs
- Command line tools now properly turn exceptions into errors
- Ported rconvert to rpy2
- Fixed timeranges when importing synops
- In fortran message API, treat levels and time ranges that are not set
as "missing" instead of "leave as they were before"
- In fortran message API, fixed bug whereby it would fail to advance from
the last subset to the next message
- Fixed formatting of time ranges
- Fixed dbamsg dump --text
- Instant time range is now 254,0,0
- Messages with ECMWF templates are created with old version of tables
- Implemented message filters for all commands where it makes sense
dballe (5.1-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream version
- Handle negative priorities
- voglioquesto in fortran msgapi moves to the next subset, or the next
message when there are no more subsets
dballe (5.0-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream version
- Rewritten in C++
- The dballe++ module has been removed (now everything is in C++)
- BUFR/CREX functions have been split into a separate wreport library
- Bumped libdballe soname as ABI is now obviously different
- Fortran ABI is unchanged, so we still have libdballef4
dballe (4.0.19-1) unstable; urgency=low
* Smarter lookup of tables, with fallback on standard WMO tables
* Access variable codes via Lua
* Tweak to SIM table entries for pollutants
* Many improvements to BUFR decoder: compressed strings, compressed delayed
repetitions, C05 modifiers
* Stricter range tests on variable assignments
* Handle BUFR update sequence numbers
* Tweaked unit conversion factors
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Binary packages built by this source
- dballe: Database for punctual meteorological data (Command line tools)
DB-All.e is a fast on-disk database where meteorological observed and
forecast data can be stored, searched, retrieved and updated.
.
This framework allows one to manage large amounts of data using its simple
Application Program Interface, and provides tools to visualise, import
and export in the standard formats BUFR, AOF and CREX.
.
The main characteristics of DB-ALL.e are:
.
* Fortran, C, C++ and Python APIs are provided.
* To make computation easier, data is stored as physical quantities,
that is, as measures of a variable in a specific point of space and
time, rather than as a sequence of report.
* Internal representation is similar to BUFR and CREX WMO standard
(table code driven) and utility for import and export are included
(generic and ECMWF template).
* Representation is in 7 dimensions: latitude and longitude geographic
coordinates, table driven vertical coordinate, reference time,
table driven observation and forecast specification, table driven
data type.
* It allows one to store extra information linked to the data, such as
confidence intervals for quality control.
* It allows one to store extra information linked to the stations.
* Variables can be represented as real, integer and characters, with
appropriate precision for the type of measured value.
* It is based on physical principles, that is, the data it contains are
defined in terms of homogeneous and consistent physical data. For
example, it is impossible for two incompatible values to exist in the
same point in space and time.
* It can manage fixed stations and moving stations such as airplanes or
ships.
* It can manage both observational and forecast data.
* It can manage data along all three dimensions in space, such as data
from soundings and airplanes.
* Report information is preserved. It can work based on physical
parameters or on report types.
- dballe-common: Common data files for all DB-All.e modules
DB-All.e is a fast on-disk database where meteorological observed and
forecast data can be stored, searched, retrieved and updated.
.
This package contains common DB-All.e data files, including variable metadata,
BUFR and CREX decoding tables, report metadata, level and time range
descriptions.
- libdballe-dev: DB-All.e C development library for weather research
DB-All.e is a fast on-disk database where meteorological observed and
forecast data can be stored, searched, retrieved and updated.
.
The Debian packaging of DB-All.e includes all the features of the libraries,
but any subset can be used without interference from other subsets. It is
also possible to rebuild the library to include only those features that are
needed.
.
Features provided:
.
* Unit conversion
* Handling of physical variables
* Encoding and decoding of BUFR and CREX reports from:
* fixed land and sea stations, like synops and buoys
* mobile stations: ships, airplanes
* soundings: temp, pilot
* METAR reports
* Satellite strides (decode only)
* Decoding of AOF reports
* Interpretation of weather reports as physical data precisely located in
space and time, and encoding of physical data into weather reports.
* Smart on-disk database for observed and forecast weather data based on
physical principles, built to support operations such as quality control,
data thinning, correlation of data from mixed sources
- libdballe-doc: documentation for the DB-ALL.e C library for weather research
DB-All.e is a fast on-disk database where meteorological observed and
forecast data can be stored, searched, retrieved and updated.
.
This is the documentation for the DB_All.e development the library.
- libdballe5: DB-ALL.e C shared library for weather research
DB-All.e is a fast on-disk database where meteorological observed and
forecast data can be stored, searched, retrieved and updated.
.
This is the shared library for C programs.
- libdballef-dev: DB-All.e Fortran development library for weather research
DB-All.e is a fast on-disk database where meteorological observed and
forecast data can be stored, searched, retrieved and updated.
.
This is the DB-All.e Fortran API, designed to make it easy to use the DB-All.e
database as a smart working area for meteorological software.
- libdballef4: DB-ALL.e Fortran shared library for weather research
DB-All.e is a fast on-disk database where meteorological observed and
forecast data can be stored, searched, retrieved and updated.
.
This is the shared library for Fortran programs.
- provami: Graphical interface to DB-All.e databases
provami is a GUI application to visualise and navigate DB-All.e databases.
.
It also allows one to perform simple editing tasks, and to graphically select
and export data subsets.
- python-dballe: DB-ALL.e Python library for weather research
DB-All.e is a fast on-disk database where meteorological observed and
forecast data can be stored, searched, retrieved and updated.
.
These are the Python bindings.
