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Well, after to read a lot, I could not find something that allows me to restrict the measures by provide a range of two dates. The reason to do that, is that my rinex is really heavy. and the .load() would be too unnecessary!
So, when read by the first time, I can set the full-day reading, like:
and if I want a specific range, I would just use 'tlim' tag. Ok, so, after to get my obs, I want to get all measures that is related to a specific date, without to read it again. So, I've tried:
Ok, I have read about the index, but I thought it could only be used for columns! So, I just tried your recommendation out and got: '>=' not supported between instances of 'int' and 'datetime.datetime'. Actually, the obs.time is a xarray.DataArray with string timestamps, I'm still searching how to compare!
Well, after to read a lot, I could not find something that allows me to restrict the measures by provide a range of two dates. The reason to do that, is that my rinex is really heavy. and the .load() would be too unnecessary!
So, when read by the first time, I can set the full-day reading, like:
and if I want a specific range, I would just use 'tlim' tag. Ok, so, after to get my
obs
, I want to get all measures that is related to a specific date, without to read it again. So, I've tried:but
obs_short
will be only a two measures variable, not a range! I also have triedtlim
in the .sel():but there is no such property in
.sel
!Someone could help?
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