- One is stored in UTC and matches our format.
- One is stored as a combination of date and then also as a time.
For sites 6 and 7 these two dates differ but 573 hours (and 37 mins) to 640 hours (and 36 mins). This is too big to actually be a timezone difference. ( the other 3 sites have a difference of 8 hours, which agrees with perths timezone). Currently the code uses the UTC, but this has been coded in a way that makes it easy to swap
I have had my best effort at matching datalake header variable names to varkey variable names, but needs to be double checked
The date is stored twice in this dataset. and they conflict.
The headerfile is missing deployment information. Im not sure if this type of sensor is deployed at the surface or the bottom, this is probably quite obvious with context of what the sensor is measuring.
At the moment the header file says "NOT SURE" and the depth in the datafile is 0 with a header of "Depth". Ie i have assumed floating on surface in the datafile.I have now made it fixed, to the bottom at a deployment depth of 0.2m above seabed.
The last issue is also a super quick fix: