Moments

Welcome to the Moments Page, In this section, we introduce you to our user-friendly data grid, designed to enhance your experience and streamline your tasks.

What is a Moment? A moment in radar can denote various types of measurements or observations taken at a specific instance, such as Range Moment, Doppler Moment, Polarization Moment, and Reflectivity Moments.

Data Grid¶

The data grid consists of three key columns: Name, Code, and Actions.

Columns¶

1. Name

The Name column displays clear and identifiable labels associated with the data entries. Whether it's people, places, or events, this column provides instant recognition, ensuring that you can easily locate and identify specific items within your dataset.

2. Code

The Code column represents unique identifiers for each entry, offering a systematic way to organize your data. Codes serve as efficient references, allowing for quick access and retrieval of detailed information related to each entry. This column is particularly useful when dealing with complex datasets or multiple entries, ensuring a structured and organized approach to data management.

3. Actions

The Actions column contains a delete button, enabling you to remove specific entries from your dataset. This button provides a streamlined way to declutter your data, ensuring that you can maintain an organized and efficient database.

Actions¶

1. Delete
   
   Clicking Delete removes the respective moment from the system. This action is useful when retiring old moments and decluttering the interface. Users can confidently remove redundant or obsolete moments, streamlining the application's radar management process.

Adding¶

Adding a radar's moment in our program is a straightforward process designed to capture significant events seamlessly. To add a radar moment, adhere to the following steps:

1. Enter Name
   
   Start by providing a meaningful Name for the radar moment. This name serves as a descriptive label, helping you easily identify the specific event or incident captured by the radar. Whether it's a weather anomaly, a noteworthy signal, or any other radar-detected occurrence, choose a name that succinctly represents the essence of the moment. It is recommended to use the name corresponding with the code, an example:

   Code: ZDR Name: Differential Reflectivity

2. Code
   
   Assign the code to the radar moment. This code acts as a unique identifier, ensuring each radar moment is cataloged systematically. You can use a combination of letters, numbers, or other characters to create a code that facilitates organized referencing within your radar data records.

3. Save the Radar Moment
   
   Once you've entered the name and a code, click the Save button to store the radar moment in the program. Your radar moment is now successfully added, preserving the event's details and making it easily accessible for future analysis or reference.

Editing¶

1. Edit Name
   
   To modify the Name of the radar moment, simply click on the existing name and replace it with the updated or corrected information. The name serves as a descriptive label, capturing the essence of the event detected by the radar. Ensure the new name accurately represents the moment you want to document.

2. Edit Code
   
   Edit the Code associated with the radar moment by clicking on the existing code and entering the revised code. The code acts as a unique identifier, facilitating organized referencing within your radar data records. Choose a logical and distinct code to ensure effective categorization and easy retrieval of the moment.

3. Save Changes
   
   After editing the name and code, click the "Save Changes" or "Update Moment" button to confirm the modifications. Your radar moment is now updated with the revised details, reflecting the accurate information you intend to capture.

Exporting¶

Allows users to export the current moments list in two formats: CSV (Comma-Separated Values) and Excel. This feature facilitates easy data sharing and analysis by providing options suitable for various applications.