Description
Coverage interval: the time period over which coverage is computed.
Public Properties
Example
Set the coverage analysis time to the asset object time periods.
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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());
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Set the coverage analysis time to the asset object time periods.
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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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AnalysisInterval