REVISION DATE: 29-Jan-2018 15:55:18
Looks at track movement for in-water data collected so far. This is only for the tracks with light on them so the unused tracks are not included. For each file and track I normalized the track to its max value and plotted this for each file. Then I found where the right and left edge of each track crossed the 50% line. These track positions are plotted on the right panel below. I removed track with the shutters closed and tracks that where saturated (if any).
Track Defintions (grey patchs below): Track #: Left Right 1: 1 76 2: 93 135 3: 152 229 4: 243 280 5: 298 373 6: 386 425 7: 440 515 8: 531 571 9: 585 658 10: 673 713 11: 728 799 12: 818 858 13: 876 946 14: 964 1010
Es - Track 1 - Track movement for 3 cross track pixels. The top graphs show the track for each cross track pixel (Cpix) so you can see how the tracks move as three locations on the track. Each track is normalized to the max. And then the place it crosses the 0.5 ( or a lower number in the case of some tracks with a "knife" saddle shape) line is calculated. The bottom three graphs show the number of pixels the track has moved relative to the first track of the deployment.
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EdTop - Track 3 - Track movement for 3 cross track pixels.
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EdMid - Track 5 - Track movement for 3 cross track pixels.
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EdBot - Track 7 - Track movement for 3 cross track pixels.
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LuTop - Track 9 - Track movement for 3 cross track pixels.
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LuMid - Track 11 - Track movement for 3 cross track pixels.
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LuBot - Track 13 - Track movement for 3 cross track pixels.
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Relative change in track width for each track and cross track pixel
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Relative change in left and right track position for each track and cross track pixel
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