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Currently the DISP-S1 historical processing status view looks like the following:
We should improve on two aspects:
The frame completion percentage often never gets to 100% because it's simply a ratio between sensing dates submitted to the total number of sensing dates. Most frames will have number of sensing dates that aren't a multiple of k=15 so there will be some sensing dates that will never be submitted. For these we should just round them up to 100% after the very last run has been submitted.
We should create a new column just to list all frames that have completed. Figuring this out is very manual process because we have to see if 1) whether that frames has fully been submitted and 2) if all SCIFLO jobs for that frame have completed. We can automate this by just checking to see if the last acquisition day index SCIFLO job is in completed state in Mozart.
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Completed as described. The output looks like this now. Completion Percentages aren't updated as they should have been because they are updated by the batch demon and didn't want to swap that out while PST cluster was processing data.
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Alternatives considered
Yes - and alternatives don't suffice
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Describe the feature request
Currently the DISP-S1 historical processing status view looks like the following:

We should improve on two aspects:
k=15
so there will be some sensing dates that will never be submitted. For these we should just round them up to 100% after the very last run has been submitted.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: