Samples
The algorithms on this page are used in analysis calculations for Sv echograms, Single target echograms and Single target echograms with detected fish tracks. Each echogram has a specific data point type which is considered in an algorithm. The data point types are as follows:
Echogram |
Data point type |
Sv | Sv samples |
Single target | Single target |
Single target with detected fish tracks | Single target that is the end of a fish track. |
Where a "set of samples s" is discussed, the echogram dictates the data point type used for the members of the set.
- Good_samples
- Bad_data no data_samples
- Bad data empty water samples
- No_data_samples
- Samples_above_surface_exclusion
- Samples_below_bottom_exclusion
- Samples_in_domain
Good_samples (no units)
Let A be the set of Sv samples, or single targets or fish tracks s in the analysis domain being considered. Then:
where
A= the set of Sv samples, single targets, or fish tracks in the analysis domain. Ns= The number of Sv samples, single targets or fish tracks in the analysis domain subject to analysis = Good_samples. = 0 if Sv sample, single target or fish track s is not in the analysis domain, this includes Bad_data_empty_water_samples 1 otherwise, including below threshold data
Notes:
- This forms the denominator in the Sv_mean calculation for single beam data.
- An empty cell is defined as Good_samples = 0.
Bad_data_no_data_samples
Let A be the set of samples s in the analysis domain being considered. Then:
where
A= the set of samples in the analysis domain. Nb= The number of bad data (no data) samples in the analysis domain = Bad_data_no_data_samples.
Notes:
*The Analysis setting Include volume of no data samples allows no-data samples to contribute to the Thickness_mean.
This will affect primary and downstream integration calculations. No-data samples may occur in a number of ways (no-data samples, samples within
applied bad data (no data) regions and samples in pings with a bad line status).
For further information refer to About analysis domains: Analysis based on regions and samples.*Post Echoview 5.2, no data samples within bad data regions are deemed as bad_data_samples for integration and analysis results. Prior to Echoview 5.2,
no data samples within bad data regions were counted as no_data_samples.= 1 if sample s in a Bad data(no data) region and the Analysis setting Apply bad data regions is used 0 otherwise
Bad_data_empty_water_samples
Let A be the set of samples s in the analysis domain being considered. Then:
where
A= the set of samples in the analysis domain. Ne= The number of bad data (empty water) samples in the analysis domain = Bad_data_empty_water_samples.
= 1 if sample s in a Bad data(empty water) region and the Analysis setting Apply bad data regions is used 0 otherwise
No_data_samples
Let A be the set of samples s in the analysis domain being considered. Then:
where
A= the set of samples in the analysis domain. Nn= The number of no data samples in the analysis domain = No_data_samples.
Note: Post Echoview 5.2, no data samples within bad data regions are deemed as bad_data_samples for integration and analysis results.
Prior to Echoview 5.2, no data samples within bad data regions were counted as no_data_samples
= 1 if sample s is no data. No-data samples may occur in a number of ways (no-data samples, samples within applied bad data (no data) regions and samples in pings with a bad line status).
For further information refer to About analysis domains: Analysis based on regions and samples.0 otherwise
Samples_Above_Surface_Exclusion
Let A be the set of samples s in the analysis domain being considered. Then:
where
A = the set of samples s in the analysis domain. NSamples_Above_Surface_Exclusion = The number of samples above the Exclude above line in the analysis domain = Samples_Above_Surface_Exclusion The Exclude above line is specified under the Exclusions and Analysis section on the Analysis page of the Variable Properties dialog box. = 1 if sample s is above the Exclude above line
0 otherwise
Samples_Below_Bottom_Exclusion
Let A be the set of samples s in the analysis domain being considered. Then:
where
A = the set of samples s in the analysis domain. NSamples_Below_Bottom_Exclusion= The number of samples above the Exclude below line in the analysis domain = Samples_Below_Bottom_Exclusion
The Exclude below line is specified under the Exclusions and Analysis section on the Analysis page of the Variable Properties dialog box.
=
1 if sample s is above the Exclude below line 0 otherwise
Samples_In_Domain
NSamples_In_Domain = Ns + Nb + Ne+ Nn + NSamples_Above_Surface_Exclusion + NSample_Below_Bottom_Exclusion
where
NSamples _In_Domain = the number of samples in the analysis domain = Samples_In_Domain Ns = the number of samples in the analysis domain subject to analysis = Good_samples.
See also Good_samples algorithm.
Nb = the number of Bad data (no data) samples in the analysis domain = Bad_data_no_data_samples.
Note: Post Echoview 5.2, no data samples within bad data regions are deemed as bad_data_samples for integration and analysis results.
Prior to Echoview 5.2, no data samples within bad data regions were counted as no_data_samples.
See also Bad_data_(no data) samples algorithm.
Ne = the number of Bad data (empty water) samples in the analysis domain = Bad_data_empty_water_samples.
See also Bad data (empty water) algorithm.
Nn = the number of no data samples in the analysis domain = No_data_samples.
Note: Post Echoview 5.2, no data samples within bad data regions are deemed as bad_data_samples for integration and analysis results.
Prior to Echoview 5.2, no data samples within bad data regions were counted as no_data_samples.
See also No_data_samples algorithm.
NSamples_above_surface_exclusion = The number of samples above the Exclude above line in the analysis domain = Samples_Above_Surface_Exclusion
The Exclude above line is specified under the Exclusions and Analysis section on the Analysis page of the Variable Properties dialog box.
NSamples_below_bottom_exclusion= The number of samples above the Exclude below line in the analysis domain = Samples_Below_Bottom_Exclusion
The Exclude below line is specified under the Exclusions and Analysis section on the Analysis page of the Variable Properties dialog box.
See also Samples_Below_Bottom_Exclusion algorithm.
Note:
The total number of samples in an analysis domain which are not above an exclude-above line or below an exclude-below line can be calculated as:
Good_samples + Bad_data_no_data_samples + Bad_data_empty_water_samples + No_data_samples
A count of the total number of samples excluded is not currently available.