[WIP] New Interface #12
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I think it would be a nice feature if there was a function that returns the citation information for the currently loaded ISMN networks as a Latex table. Basically every network object could include a load_citation function or something similar and the interface could iterate over all networks to collect the needed information and merge them into a table. Is the citation info only on the website or can we read it also from the metadata directly? What do you think? I could help with that if you want. |
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New interface based on several classes. It allows to access individual files (IsmnFile) or a collection of files (IsmnFileCollection). Furthermore, a file collection can be converted into a nested structure of Networks, Stations and Sensors. This way it is straight forward to iterate over individual networks/stations/sensors/depths/etc.