I’m looking at this code here:
solo_mag = TimeSeries(downloaded_files, concatenate=True)
solo_mag.peek(‘B_RTN_1’ , ‘B_RTN_2’ , ‘B_RTN_3’)
Where can I find a full list of variables available for the peek function? Is it only B_RTN_
I’m looking at this code here:
solo_mag = TimeSeries(downloaded_files, concatenate=True)
solo_mag.peek(‘B_RTN_1’ , ‘B_RTN_2’ , ‘B_RTN_3’)
Where can I find a full list of variables available for the peek function? Is it only B_RTN_
Can you provide more context?
I was under the impression that peak doesn’t take arguments.
I’m all over the place then. So what does B_RTN_1, B_RTN_2, etc represent? I can’t seem to find documentation on it
I’ve not used the data myself, but I would at a guess think that they would be the names of the variables within the timeseries.
You can get the list of the variables by using solo_mag.columns
- this is documented in the GenericTimeSeries documentation.
In terms of understanding what all the variables are, I don’t have a good generic answer to your question! You can click through on SPDF - Coordinated Data Analysis Web (CDAWeb) to get data variable descriptions, but we should probably have a better way of providing this information to users in sunpy.