#/usr/bin/env python
# encoding: utf-8

"""

This configuration describes GOES-R product variable names
in the AIT Framework.

Created by Zhaohui Zhang in 2014.
Copyright (c) 2014 NOAA/NESDIS/STAR All rights reserved.

"""

# various general settings to control how reports are created
settings = {}
# whether or not images should be generated and shown in the report
settings['shouldIncludeImages'] = True
# should we create multiple processes to make more than one image at a time?
# turning on this option can cause glance to use a very large amount of system
# resources (if your data set is particularly large, your machine may not have
# enough), but will speed up image generation in cases where your data set is
# relatively small or your machine is very powerful
settings['doFork'] = False

# per variable defaults
defaultValues = {

                 #'do_plot_hex': False,

                 # this default is for our variables, type variables
                 # like cloud mask will have individual epsilons 
                 # definied in their entries below
                 #'epsilon': 0.0008,
                 
                 # we will accept up to 1% of difference between the files
                 # before we start looking more carefully at the problem
                 #'epsilon_failure_tolerance': 0.00001,
                 
                 # we will not accept any non finite data difference between the files
                 #'nonfinite_data_tolerance': 0.01,
                 
                 # we only need to see plots of the variable data if the
                 # variable fails comparison
         #        'only_plot_on_fail': True
                 }

# a list of all the variables to analyze
setOfVariables = {}

# general variables
#setOfVariables[''] = {
#                      'variable_name': '',
#                      }

setOfVariables['latitude'] = {
                        'variable_name': 'latitude',
                        'epsilon': 0.0,
                        }
setOfVariables['longitude'] = {
                        'variable_name': 'longitude',
                        'epsilon': 0.0,
                        }
setOfVariables['plate_carree'] = {
                        'variable_name': 'plate_carree',
                        'epsilon': 0.0,
                        }
setOfVariables['gvf_1km'] = {
                        'variable_name': 'gvf_1km',
                        'epsilon': 0.00000637110,
                        }