Changes between Version 95 and Version 96 of Procedures/DeliveryChecking

Timestamp:

Jun 24, 2015, 3:45:19 PM (9 years ago)

Author:

dap

Comment:

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Procedures/DeliveryChecking

@@ -19 +19 @@
  1. Ensure the text files are Windows compatible (use the 'file' command on the .txt files: they should be ASCII with CRLF terminators)
   * Running {{{find -name "*.txt" | xargs file}}} from the delivery will help with this.
- 1. Test out the readme level 3 processing command for all of the level 1 files, run {{{check_apl_cmd -c <path to hyp_genreadme config file>}}} in the '''__hyperspectrial__''' delivery directory, outputs tif files to tmp_cmd_check directory, check tif files in gtviewer
+ 1. Test out the readme level 3 processing command for all of the level 1 files, run {{{check_apl_cmd -c <path to hyp_genreadme config file>}}} in the '''__hyperspectral__''' delivery directory, outputs tif files to tmp_cmd_check directory, check tif files in gtviewer
  1. Check each of the screenshots
  1. Run {{{proj_tidy.sh -c -p <path_to_project>}}}. Check if any of the problems listed apply to your delivery.
@@ -32 +32 @@
  1. If the delivery is ready to deliver, update the dataset on the [http://arsf-dan.nerc.ac.uk/status/edit/edit.php Processing status page] to "Ready to deliver".
  1. If everything is ready to deliver, i.e. no more changing of ReadMe files, then in the sensor delivery directory run the script `zip_mapped.sh`.
-  1. This should zip each mapped file and its header into a zip file. This will be done on the grid. If it fails, an email will be sent to arsf-code@pml.ac.uk. You should also '''check the log files named zip* in <project directory>/logfiles before delivering the data'''.
+  1. This should zip each mapped file and its header into a zip file. This will be done on the grid. If it fails, an email will be sent to `arsf-code@pml.ac.uk`. You should also '''check the log files named zip* in <project directory>/logfiles before delivering the data'''.
  1. Add a comment on the ticket saying what problems there are / things that need resolving / things that you have resolved yourself / whether the data is ready to deliver.