Re: Database Status

[droege@snapmail.us]

Mike,

That is great.  I really appreciate you doing this.  I know it gets boring
at this stage.  Just another month to put in.  But the more data, the move
valuable it is.  The most current files are on matt though I also upgrade
those on mike from time to time.  tr32 is on both machines.  The November
data will be found on matt under tr1e_cur, tr1l_cur, tr2e_cur ...

I am working on a different scheme for improving the data that is still
promising since I have not completed a pass at it yet.  ;^)

I do notice that some data is better than others.  That is a 4 x 4 degree
square taken at one spot in the sky varies a lot from other spots in the
sky.  This is probably not "bad" nights, but rather "bad" sky positions. 
Stay tuned.

Tom Droege

> Thought I would drop a quick note on the current status of the database.
> For the last few weeks, since Tom put his systems online, I have been
> trying to get caught up with loading his data into the database. I now
> have everything loaded through TR31 (September), and will hopefully get
> to TR32 this weekend or next. There are currently over 150 million pairs
> of measurements in the database.
> I am also looking at Michael R.'s ensemble programs. It will be
> interesting to see how quickly my system can pull the data out of the
> database and then process it.
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> Mike
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