No drama, my time is mine to waste as I choose :-)
I worked in STEM instrumentation, multi channel data aquisition, merging, interpretation, and analysis - geophysics, engineering (civil / mechanical kind), astrophysics practical support work (timing, gears, gadgets), etc
When I wrote an epoch tool it was many years ago, fully CLI with a neat ASCII table layout less than 80 chars wide, compared multiple selectable epochs against each other and came with a .config file to name and define various epochs.
Pretty much every data aquisition run for various reasond had it's own "epoch" as multiple instruments were all zero'd against a calibration start ... and we're not even going down the rabbit hole of instruments on opposite sides of the planet each heading in an opposite direction and having to account for propogation time through the width of the planet.
defrost|1 month ago
I worked in STEM instrumentation, multi channel data aquisition, merging, interpretation, and analysis - geophysics, engineering (civil / mechanical kind), astrophysics practical support work (timing, gears, gadgets), etc
When I wrote an epoch tool it was many years ago, fully CLI with a neat ASCII table layout less than 80 chars wide, compared multiple selectable epochs against each other and came with a .config file to name and define various epochs.
Pretty much every data aquisition run for various reasond had it's own "epoch" as multiple instruments were all zero'd against a calibration start ... and we're not even going down the rabbit hole of instruments on opposite sides of the planet each heading in an opposite direction and having to account for propogation time through the width of the planet.