Figures 6 and 8 when the time series is split

[cabanesc]

As discussed at the 9th DMQC discussion meeting, when the time series is split (by modifying calseries in set_calseries.m), the OWC software selects a different set of the most stable theta levels for each part of the time series to estimate the salinity adjustment.
However, in Figures 6 and 8, the set of selected theta levels is exactly the same regardless of whether the time series is split. This is because the plot_diagnostics_ow.m function recalculates the 10 most stable theta levels using the entire time series.

Here is an example of Figure 8, obtained when the time series is not split, and when the time series is split at cycle 32.

The function plot_diagnostics_ow.m has been modified (in the "enhancements" branch of the matlab_owc repository) so that when the time series is split, Figure 6 and Figure 8 are displayed for each part of the time series, with the corresponding set of the 10 most stable theta levels.

Here is an example of the two Figures 8 obtained when the time series is split into two parts, at cycle 32.

In this case two plots 6 are also drawn. The first is for the two most stable theta levels in the first part of the time series (cycles 0-32), the second is for the two most stable theta levels in the second part of the time series (cycles 33-44).

The modified plot_diagnostics_ow.m can be dowloaded here

Any comments welcome!

[jlovellcsiro]

Thanks Cecile, I have tried and and like it!