
Appendix C. Output Variables
The next eleven values (wind_speed through flux samples) give several values
associated with the online fluxes. The number of samples included in these
calculations (flux_samples) includes only those samples for which all of the
data (sonic, irga, and pump) are OK.
The next twenty-two values (Ts_stdev through Tc_Uz_cov) are the covariance
matrices of the various flux components.
The next nineteen values (Ux_Avg through diag_CPEC_Avg) are averages of
the corresponding public variables. Many of these values are similar to lagged
values that are also found in this table, for example Ux_Lag_Avg and
Ux_Avg. These differ in two ways. First, the lagged versions represent an
average of a slightly different time period (up to two seconds earlier,
corresponding to the actual online flux calculations). Second, the lagged
versions are filtered to exclude values for which a diagnostic flag was set. The
non-lagged versions are simply the averages of all of the measurements within
the output interval. The rest of the values provide diagnostic information about
the CPEC200 system.
The value of the compile switches as shown in TABLE C-2 depends on the
constants as described in Section 5.4.2, Compile Switches. The code shown in
the table can be either V, S, or LWS, or a combination of two of the codes.
V is defined if VALVE_MODULE = True
S is defined if SCRUB_MODULE = True and
VALVE_MODULE = True
LWS is defined if Leaf_Wetness_Sensor = True
TABLE C-2. Values stored in table flux
Date and time the record was measured
Sensible heat flux from sonic temperature Ts
Sensible heat flux from corrected sonic temperature
Tc
Number of samples included in previous 5 averages
Average of (lagged) cell temperature
Average of (lagged) cell pressure
Average of (lagged) differential pressure
Number of samples included in previous 5 averages
Average of (lagged) pump flow
Number of samples included in previous average
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