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import io
import re
import datetime
from xmet.util import each_chunk
from xmet.afos import RE_ID, RE_ISSUANCE, RE_PRODUCT
from xmet.sounding import Sounding, SoundingSample
CHUNK_SEP = "\x01"
CHUNK_STRIP_CHARS = "\x01\x03\x0a\x20"
class RawinsReaderException(Exception):
...
class RawinsChunk():
def __init__(self,
wfo: str,
product: str,
station: str,
values: list[str]):
self.wfo = wfo
self.product = product
self.station = station
self.values = values
class RawinsReader():
"""
A reader for the global `Current.rawins` file provided by UCAR:
https://weather.rap.ucar.edu/data/upper/Current.rawins
"""
def __init__(self, fh: io.TextIOBase):
self.fh = fh
self.soundings = dict()
self.current = Sounding()
def parse_chunk(self, text: str) -> RawinsChunk:
meta = {
'wfo': None, # NWS forecast office
'product': None, # NWS product code
'station': None # WMO rawinsonde station ID
}
line_index = 0
#
# Split each line in the text chunk. Not all chunks will have the
# same amount of metadata, so parse accordingly.
#
lines = list(map(lambda s: s.strip(), text.split("\n")))
#
# The `Current.rawins` feed from UCAR includes basic AFOS header
# information in the first two lines. Validate this. Note the first
# line is a sort of sequence number which has no public significance.
#
match = RE_ID.match(lines[0])
if match is None:
raise RawinsReaderException(f"First chunk line not 3-digit identifier ({lines[0]})")
else:
line_index += 1
#
# The `Current.rawins` feed from UCAR should also include a product
# issuance code indicating the WFO and validity time. This can also
# be validated.
#
match = RE_ISSUANCE.match(lines[1])
if match is None:
raise RawinsReaderException('Second chunk line not product issuance')
else:
meta['wfo'] = match['wfo']
line_index += 1
#
# Finally, sometimes, the `Current.rawins` feed has an AFOS header
# which indicates the product code followed by the three-character
# WFO code. Capture the product code purely for posterity.
#
match = RE_PRODUCT.match(lines[2])
if match is not None:
meta['product'] = match['product']
line_index += 1
#
# Split each whitespace-delimited column of each line into one big
# list of lines for the remainder of the current text chunk.
#
values = list()
for line in lines[line_index:]:
values.extend(re.split(r'\s+', line))
return RawinsChunk(meta['wfo'],
meta['product'],
meta['station'],
values)
def each_chunk(self) -> list[Sounding]:
for text in each_chunk(self.fh, CHUNK_SEP, CHUNK_STRIP_CHARS):
yield self.parse_chunk(text)