observations, this will be redundant with element 6-06. Examples An observation from a satellite may be reported with a spatial resolution of 10 km x 20 km. An aircraft may sample every 1 km along its trajectory ( cf. 6-06), but may report at a spatial interval of 10 km. 5-05 Software/processor and version Name and version of the software Avionics version, retrieval algorithm O or processor utilized to derive the version; MCH Database Management 3) element value. System version 25/10/2013. 5-06 Level of data Level of data processing Pre or Post processing. 5-06 O (Phase 2) 5-07 Data format Description of the format in which ASCII, BUFR, NASA AMES, HDF, XML, M the observed quantity is being FM 42-XI EXT AMDAR Aircraft report, (Phase 3) provided. TDCF FM 94-XIV BUFR, (CSV), tab-separated (.txt), MCH (for interchange) 5-08 Version of data format Version of the data format in which E.g. FM 12–XIV M the observed quantity is being FM 94 Version 20.0.0 3) provided. Radar : ODIM_H5 5-09 Aggregation interval Time period over which statistical 5 minute mean, daily maximum, M data is collected seasonal, event based 2) 5-10 Meaning of time stamp The time period reflected by the Beginning, middle, end of period. 5-10 M time stamp. (Phase 2) 5-11 Reference time Time base to which date and time Note M stamps refer The reference time must not be 2) confounded with the time zone is part of the representation of the time stamp), but indicates what the source of the time stamp is, i.e., to which reference time the time stamps of the observation are aligned. Example NIST time server
observations, this will be redundant with element 6-06. Examples An observation from a satellite may be reported with a spatial resolution of 10 km x 20 km. An aircraft may sample every 1 km along its trajectory ( cf. 6-06), but may report at a spatial interval of 10 km. 5-05 Software/processor and version Name and version of the software or processor utilized to derive the element value. Avionics version, retrieval algorithm version; MCH Database Management System version 25/10/2013. O 3) 5-06 Level of data Level of data processing Pre or Post processing. 5-06 O (Phase 2) 5-07 Data format Description of the format in which the observed quantity is being provided. ASCII, BUFR, NASA AMES, HDF, XML, FM 42-XI EXT AMDAR Aircraft report, TDCF FM 94-XIV BUFR, (CSV), tab-separated (.txt), MCH (for interchange) M (Phase 3) 5-08 Version of data format Version of the data format in which the observed quantity is being provided. E.g. FM 12–XIV FM 94 Version 20.0.0 Radar : ODIM_H5 M 3) 5-09 Aggregation interval Time period over which statistical data is collected 5 minute mean, daily maximum, seasonal, event based M 2) 5-10 Meaning of time stamp The time period reflected by the time stamp. Beginning, middle, end of period. 5-10 M (Phase 2) 5-11 Reference time Time base to which date and time stamps refer Note The reference time must not be confounded with the time zone is part of the representation of the time stamp), but indicates what the source of the time stamp is, i.e., to which reference time the time stamps of the observation are aligned. Example NIST time server M 2)
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