Description

Coverage interval: the time period over which coverage is computed.

Public Properties

AnalysisInterval	Get the coverage analysis interval.
UseScenarioInterval	Use the scenario time period as the coverage interval.

Example

Set the coverage analysis time to the asset object time periods.

[C#]

string currentDateFormat = stkRoot.UnitPreferences.GetCurrentUnitAbbrv("DateFormat");

// For this example, we will set the coverage analysis time to the times the asset is available.
// Note, this doesn't handle subassets. To do that, you'll just have to iterate through the subasset list.
IAgDate minStartTime = null;
IAgDate maxStartTime = null;

foreach (IAgCvAssetListElement cvAsset in coverage.AssetList)
{
    IAgStkObject subAsset = stkRoot.GetObjectFromPath(cvAsset.ObjectName);
    if (subAsset.Vgt.EventIntervals.Contains("AvailabilityTimeSpan"))
    {
        IAgCrdnEventIntervalResult availableTimeSpan = subAsset.Vgt.EventIntervals["AvailabilityTimeSpan"].FindInterval();
        IAgDate startDate = stkRoot.ConversionUtility.NewDate(currentDateFormat, availableTimeSpan.Interval.Start.ToString());
        if (!(minStartTime != null) || startDate.OLEDate < minStartTime.OLEDate)
        {
            minStartTime = startDate;
        }

        IAgDate stopTime = stkRoot.ConversionUtility.NewDate(currentDateFormat, availableTimeSpan.Interval.Stop.ToString());
        if (!(maxStartTime != null) || stopTime.OLEDate > maxStartTime.OLEDate)
        {
            maxStartTime = stopTime;
        }
    }
}

if (minStartTime != null && maxStartTime != null)
{
    // Now, that we have the minimum start time and the maximum stop time of the asset list, we can explicitly set the coverage analysis time.
    coverage.Interval.AnalysisInterval.SetExplicitInterval(minStartTime.Format(currentDateFormat), maxStartTime.Format(currentDateFormat));
}

Console.WriteLine(
    "Coverage Analysis Interval, StartTime = {0}, StopTime = {1}",
    coverage.Interval.AnalysisInterval.FindStartTime(),
    coverage.Interval.AnalysisInterval.FindStopTime());

Set the coverage analysis time to the asset object time periods.

[Visual Basic .NET]

Dim currentDateFormat As String = stkRoot.UnitPreferences.GetCurrentUnitAbbrv("DateFormat")

' For this example, we will set the coverage analysis time to the times the asset is available.
' Note, this doesn't handle subassets. To do that, you'll just have to iterate through the subasset list.
Dim minStartTime As IAgDate = Nothing
Dim maxStartTime As IAgDate = Nothing

For Each cvAsset As IAgCvAssetListElement In coverage.AssetList
	Dim subAsset As IAgStkObject = stkRoot.GetObjectFromPath(cvAsset.ObjectName)
	If subAsset.Vgt.EventIntervals.Contains("AvailabilityTimeSpan") Then
		Dim availableTimeSpan As IAgCrdnEventIntervalResult = subAsset.Vgt.EventIntervals("AvailabilityTimeSpan").FindInterval()
		Dim startDate As IAgDate = stkRoot.ConversionUtility.NewDate(currentDateFormat, availableTimeSpan.Interval.Start.ToString())
		If Not (minStartTime IsNot Nothing) OrElse startDate.OLEDate < minStartTime.OLEDate Then
			minStartTime = startDate
		End If

		Dim stopTime As IAgDate = stkRoot.ConversionUtility.NewDate(currentDateFormat, availableTimeSpan.Interval.[Stop].ToString())
		If Not (maxStartTime IsNot Nothing) OrElse stopTime.OLEDate > maxStartTime.OLEDate Then
			maxStartTime = stopTime
		End If
	End If
Next

If minStartTime IsNot Nothing AndAlso maxStartTime IsNot Nothing Then
	' Now, that we have the minimum start time and the maximum stop time of the asset list, we can explicitly set the coverage analysis time.
	coverage.Interval.AnalysisInterval.SetExplicitInterval(minStartTime.Format(currentDateFormat), maxStartTime.Format(currentDateFormat))
End If

Console.WriteLine("Coverage Analysis Interval, StartTime = {0}, StopTime = {1}", coverage.Interval.AnalysisInterval.FindStartTime(), coverage.Interval.AnalysisInterval.FindStopTime())

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