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…e storage with the discrete approach.
…gainst the year field.
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…e storage with the discrete approach.
Previously, only the first height specified in the file's "htower" field
was used to calculate the storage with the discrete approach.
qc_auto now supports multiple EC measurement heights, which may result
from changes in the setup, for example, to track canopy height growth,
even within the same year (e.g. in the case of crops).
The calculation of FCSTORTT, which may be used to derive NEE in case a
proper storage measurement is missing, now is based on all heights
specified in the file's "htower" field and the respective dates.
The following checks are added:
YYYY01010100 for hourly data.