Basic atomic - two channel
Here is an example of a the same information as in basic_flat, divided across the standard obsinfo file structure. You can see that there are many fewer lines and less repetition.
The file below can be found in obsinfo/_examples/Information_Files/subnetworks/EXAMPLE_essential.subnetwork.yaml, , with configuration definitions removed for simplicity. To see what configuration definitions can do, see the basic_configuration document. The referenced files are found below obsinfo/_examples/Information_Files/.
---
format_version: "0.111"
revision:
authors:
- {$ref: "persons/Wayne_Crawford.person.yaml#person"}
date: "2019-12-19"
subnetwork:
operators:
- {$ref: "operators/INSU-IPGP.operator.yaml#operator"}
network:
$ref: "networks/EMSO-AZORES.network.yaml#network"
stations:
"BB_1":
site: "My favorite site"
start_date: "2011-04-23T10:00:00"
end_date: "2011-05-28T15:37:00"
location_code: "00"
locations:
"00":
base: {$ref: 'location_bases/INSU-IPGP.location_base.yaml#location_base'}
configuration: "BUC_DROP"
position: {lon: -32.234, lat: 37.2806, elev: -1950}
instrumentation:
base: {$ref: "instrumentations/BBOBS1_pre2012.instrumentation_base.yaml#instrumentation_base"}
configuration: "SN07"
modifications:
datalogger: {configuration: "62.5sps"}
processing:
- clock_correction_linear:
base: {$ref: "timing_bases/Seascan_GNSS.timing_base.yaml#timing_base"}
start_sync_reference: "2015-04-23T11:20:00"
end_sync_reference: "2016-05-27T14:00:00.2450"
end_sync_instrument: "2016-05-27T14:00:00"