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% Search parameters as of this writing:
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searchFor - search terms separated by +, e.g. night+modis
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protocol
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cdm_data_type
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institution
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ioos_category
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long_name
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standard_name
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minLat - Latitude is in degrees North
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maxLat
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minLon - Longitude is in degrees East
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MaxLon
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minTime - Time is in the ISO 8601:2004 format
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maxTime e.g. 2012-01-01T18:34:22Z
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% Examples:
% dbERDDAPSearch(queryH, 'ioos_category=ice_distribution')
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% dbERDDAPSearch(queries, …
%'keywords=sea_surface_temperature&minLat=33.47&maxLat=33.56&minLong=240.71&maxL
ong=240.80')
To add environmental data, use dbERDDAPSearch. For a given set of ERDDAP keywords (some common
keywords are: bathymetry, calcofi, chlorophyll-a, goes, ice, noaa, ocean-color) with a search value,
Tethys will go to the ERDDAP website and dowload the desired environmental data.
For a full list of keywords go to
http://coastwatch.pfeg.noaa.gov/erddap/categorize/keywords/index.html?page=1&itemsPerPage=100
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dbFindFiles(SearchFileMask, SearchPathMask, SearchRecursiv)
% Find Files regarding a search mask
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% This function searches for files in the current directory /
% a given directory: The serach can be recursively, depending
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% The search mask is relatively simple (just '*' as wildcard).
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dbGetCalltypes(queryEng, MetaDataPred, DetectionPred)
% calltypes = dbGetCalltypes(queryEng, MetaDataPred, DetectionPred)
% Given a database query engine,
% Return a list of calltypes meeting the associated meta data
% and detection data predicates.
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