Time Series Range Bitmap

This operator creates a bitmap using the ping geometry of operand 1. Every data point in each output ping will be true if the time series value (from operand 2) at the time of that ping was within the specified limits, and false otherwise.

See also: The Effect of No data samples on the Wideband Frequency Response graph page.

Echoview accepts two operands of the following data types as input:

Operand 1

Operand 2

  • Angular position
  • Boolean
  • Color
  • Complex angular position
  • Complex power dB
  • Complex Sv
  • Complex TS
  • Current velocity
  • Linear

  • Multibeam angular position
  • Multibeam boolean
  • Multibeam color
  • Multibeam magnitude
  • Multibeam phase
  • Multibeam SV
  • Multibeam TS
  • Multibeam unspecified dB
  • Power dB
  • Pulse compressed complex angular position
  • Pulse compressed complex power dB
  • Pulse compressed complex Sv
  • Pulse compressed complex TS
  • SV
  • TS
  • Unspecified dB
  • Analysis time series
  • Calibration time series
  • Distance
  • Heading
  • Length
  • Line
  • Pitch
  • Roll
  • Speed
  • Transmission time series
  • Unspecified time series

Settings

The Time Series Range Bitmap Variable Properties dialog box pages include (common) Variable Properties pages and these operator pages:

Operands page

Time Series Range Bitmap page

Settings

Description

Minimum in-range value

Specify the minimum and maximum values for the time series range check.

For each ping, data values in the operand variable are evaluated against the specified range (inclusive). If the time series value at a given sample is within range, that sample is assigned a Boolean value of 'true', and otherwise 'false'.

Maximum in-range value

Note: You can edit the Minimum and Maximum limits in any order. The operator validates the range when it runs. If the range is invalid, a warning is raised and a message is displayed in the echogram. Adjust either bound to continue.

See also

About virtual variables
Operator licensing in Echoview