[las_users] How does LAS temporal gaps in data?

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From: Ajay Krishnan - NOAA Affiliate <ajay.krishnan@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 25 Jul 2013 11:54:03 -0400
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Hello!

Say, I have an ncml aggregation that contains 1000 records (1 record per day). The data is not necessarily contiguous, i.e. data might be missing for certain days in between.
How should this value of 1000 records correspond to the time variable generated from the addXML utility?

The data generated from the addXML has a time format which looks like this

<time-t-id-7dc5e40ce0 type="t" units="day">
<arange start="2008-04-01" size="x" step="1" />
</time-t-id-7dc5e40ce0>

Should the 'size' attribute above be equal to the total number of records in the ncml (1000, in this case) or 1941(which is the number of days to date, since the start time)

Thanks,
Ajay

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