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Initialize project with dawsonia and htrflow

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+ # Python-generated files
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+ __pycache__/
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+ *.py[oc]
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+ build/
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+ dist/
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+ wheels/
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+ [dawsonia.digitize]
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+ first_page = 3
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+ last_page = 1000
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+ verbose = true
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+ model_path = "./data/models/dawsonia/2024-07-02/"
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+ output_path = "./output"
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1
+ [project]
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+ name = "dawsonia-demo"
3
+ version = "0.1.0"
4
+ description = "Add your description here"
5
+ readme = "README.md"
6
+ requires-python = ">=3.10"
7
+ dependencies = [
8
+ "dawsonia[cuda]",
9
+ "htrflow>=0.2.2",
10
+ "pyarrow>=19.0.0",
11
+ "typer<0.14",
12
+ ]
13
+
14
+ [tool.uv.sources]
15
+ # dawsonia = { url = "https://git.smhi.se/ai-for-obs/dawsonia/-/archive/v0.1.0b2/dawsonia-v0.1.0b2.tar.gz" }
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+ dawsonia = { url = "https://git.smhi.se/ai-for-obs/dawsonia/-/archive/e3dce11d60d07729a8a5004c5343647e84722d52/dawsonia-e3dce11d60d07729a8a5004c5343647e84722d52.tar.gz" }
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1
+ [1926]
2
+ version = 1
3
+
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+ [1927]
5
+ version = 1
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+
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+ [1928]
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+ version = 1
9
+
10
+ [1929]
11
+ version = 1
12
+
13
+ [1938-0]
14
+ # Jan-Jun
15
+ version = 0
16
+
17
+ [1938-1]
18
+ # Jul-Dec
19
+ version = 2
20
+
21
+ [default]
22
+ version = 0
23
+
24
+ [version.0]
25
+ columns = [
26
+ [
27
+ "term_på_baro",
28
+ "barom",
29
+ "torra_term",
30
+ "våta_term",
31
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
32
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
33
+ "moln_slag_medel",
34
+ "moln_slag_högre"
35
+ ],
36
+ [
37
+ "moln_het_sol_dimma_nederbörd_total",
38
+ "vind_riktning",
39
+ "vind_beaufort",
40
+ "vind_m_sek",
41
+ "sikt",
42
+ "sjögang",
43
+ "maximi_term",
44
+ "minimi_term",
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+ "nederbörd_mängd",
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+ "nederbörd_slag"
47
+ ]
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+ ]
49
+ name_idx = "tid"
50
+ rows = [2, 8, 14, 19, 21]
51
+ tables = [
52
+ [5, 8],
53
+ [5, 10],
54
+ [3, 1],
55
+ [4, 2],
56
+ [4, 5]
57
+ ]
58
+
59
+ [version.1]
60
+ columns = [
61
+ [
62
+ "term_på_baro",
63
+ "barom",
64
+ "torra_term",
65
+ "våta_term",
66
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
67
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
68
+ "moln_slag_högre",
69
+ "moln_mängd_total"
70
+ ],
71
+ [
72
+ "vind_riktning",
73
+ "vind_beaufort",
74
+ "vind_m_sek",
75
+ "sikt",
76
+ "sjögang",
77
+ "maximi_term",
78
+ "minimi_term",
79
+ "nederbörd_mängd",
80
+ "nederbörd_slag"
81
+ ]
82
+ ]
83
+ rows = [2, 8, 14, 19, 21]
84
+ tables = [
85
+ [5, 8],
86
+ [5, 9],
87
+ [3, 1],
88
+ [4, 2],
89
+ [4, 5]
90
+ ]
91
+
92
+ [version.2]
93
+ columns = [
94
+ [
95
+ "term_på_baro",
96
+ "barom",
97
+ "torra_term",
98
+ "våta_term",
99
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
100
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
101
+ "moln_slag_medel",
102
+ "moln_slag_högre",
103
+ "moln_höjd"
104
+ ],
105
+ [
106
+ "moln_het_sol_dimma_nederbörd_total",
107
+ "vind_riktning",
108
+ "vind_beaufort",
109
+ "vind_m_sek",
110
+ "sikt",
111
+ "sjögang",
112
+ "maximi_term",
113
+ "minimi_term",
114
+ "nederbörd_mängd",
115
+ "nederbörd_slag"
116
+ ]
117
+ ]
118
+ rows = [2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 19, 21]
119
+ tables = [
120
+ [8, 9],
121
+ [8, 10],
122
+ [3, 1],
123
+ [7, 3],
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+ [7, 5]
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+ ]
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1
+ [1925]
2
+ version = 1
3
+
4
+ [1926]
5
+ version = 1
6
+
7
+ [1927]
8
+ version = 1
9
+
10
+ [1928]
11
+ version = 1
12
+
13
+ [1929]
14
+ version = 1
15
+
16
+ [1938-0]
17
+ # Jan-Jun
18
+ version = 0
19
+
20
+ [1938-1]
21
+ # Jul-Dec
22
+ version = 2
23
+
24
+ [default]
25
+ version = 0
26
+
27
+ [version.0]
28
+ columns = [
29
+ [
30
+ "term_på_baro",
31
+ "barom",
32
+ "torra_term",
33
+ "våta_term",
34
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
35
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
36
+ "moln_slag_medel",
37
+ "moln_slag_högre"
38
+ ],
39
+ [
40
+ "moln_het_sol_dimma_nederbörd_total",
41
+ "vind_riktning",
42
+ "vind_beaufort",
43
+ "vind_m_sek",
44
+ "sikt",
45
+ "sjögang",
46
+ "maximi_term",
47
+ "minimi_term",
48
+ "nederbörd_mängd",
49
+ "nederbörd_slag"
50
+ ]
51
+ ]
52
+ name_idx = "tid"
53
+ rows = [2, 8, 14, 19, 21]
54
+ tables = [
55
+ [5, 8],
56
+ [5, 10],
57
+ [3, 1],
58
+ [4, 2],
59
+ [4, 5]
60
+ ]
61
+
62
+ [version.1]
63
+ columns = [
64
+ [
65
+ "term_på_baro",
66
+ "barom",
67
+ "torra_term",
68
+ "våta_term",
69
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
70
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
71
+ "moln_slag_högre",
72
+ "moln_mängd_total"
73
+ ],
74
+ [
75
+ "vind_riktning",
76
+ "vind_beaufort",
77
+ "vind_m_sek",
78
+ "sikt",
79
+ "sjögang",
80
+ "maximi_term",
81
+ "minimi_term",
82
+ "nederbörd_mängd",
83
+ "nederbörd_slag"
84
+ ]
85
+ ]
86
+ rows = [2, 8, 14, 19, 21]
87
+ tables = [
88
+ [5, 8],
89
+ [5, 9],
90
+ [3, 1],
91
+ [4, 2],
92
+ [4, 5]
93
+ ]
94
+
95
+ [version.2]
96
+ columns = [
97
+ [
98
+ "term_på_baro",
99
+ "barom",
100
+ "torra_term",
101
+ "våta_term",
102
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
103
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
104
+ "moln_slag_medel",
105
+ "moln_slag_högre",
106
+ "moln_höjd"
107
+ ],
108
+ [
109
+ "moln_het_sol_dimma_nederbörd_total",
110
+ "vind_riktning",
111
+ "vind_beaufort",
112
+ "vind_m_sek",
113
+ "sikt",
114
+ "sjögang",
115
+ "maximi_term",
116
+ "minimi_term",
117
+ "nederbörd_mängd",
118
+ "nederbörd_slag"
119
+ ]
120
+ ]
121
+ rows = [2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 19, 21]
122
+ tables = [
123
+ [8, 9],
124
+ [8, 10],
125
+ [3, 1],
126
+ [7, 3],
127
+ [7, 5]
128
+ ]
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1
+ [1927]
2
+ version = "1a"
3
+
4
+ [1928-0]
5
+ version = "1b"
6
+
7
+ [1928-1]
8
+ version = "1c"
9
+
10
+ [1929]
11
+ version = "1c"
12
+
13
+ [1930]
14
+ version = "0a"
15
+
16
+ [1931]
17
+ version = "0a"
18
+
19
+ [1938-0]
20
+ version = "0b"
21
+
22
+ [1938-1]
23
+ version = "2a"
24
+
25
+ [1939]
26
+ version = "2b"
27
+
28
+ [1940]
29
+ # After 1940 observations are rather consistent
30
+ version = "2c"
31
+
32
+ [1941]
33
+ # Some pages in June for example have arare 23:00:00 observation
34
+ version = "2c"
35
+
36
+ [1942]
37
+ version = "2c"
38
+
39
+ [default]
40
+ version = "0b"
41
+
42
+ [version.0a]
43
+ columns = [
44
+ [
45
+ "term_på_baro",
46
+ "barom",
47
+ "torra_term",
48
+ "våta_term",
49
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
50
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
51
+ "moln_slag_medel",
52
+ "moln_slag_högre"
53
+ ],
54
+ [
55
+ "moln_het_sol_dimma_nederbörd_total",
56
+ "vind_riktning",
57
+ "vind_beaufort",
58
+ "vind_m_sek",
59
+ "sikt",
60
+ "sjögang",
61
+ "maximi_term",
62
+ "minimi_term",
63
+ "nederbörd_mängd",
64
+ "nederbörd_slag"
65
+ ]
66
+ ]
67
+ name_idx = "tid"
68
+ rows = [2, 8, 14, 19, 21] # Extra 10:30:00 row in the bottom
69
+ tables = [
70
+ [5, 8],
71
+ [5, 10],
72
+ [3, 1],
73
+ [4, 2],
74
+ [4, 5]
75
+ ]
76
+
77
+ [version.0b]
78
+ columns = [
79
+ [
80
+ "term_på_baro",
81
+ "barom",
82
+ "torra_term",
83
+ "våta_term",
84
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
85
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
86
+ "moln_slag_medel",
87
+ "moln_slag_högre"
88
+ ],
89
+ [
90
+ "moln_het_sol_dimma_nederbörd_total",
91
+ "vind_riktning",
92
+ "vind_beaufort",
93
+ "vind_m_sek",
94
+ "sikt",
95
+ "sjögang",
96
+ "maximi_term",
97
+ "minimi_term",
98
+ "nederbörd_mängd",
99
+ "nederbörd_slag"
100
+ ]
101
+ ]
102
+ name_idx = "tid"
103
+ rows = [10:30:00, 8, 14, 19, 21]
104
+ tables = [
105
+ [5, 8],
106
+ [5, 10],
107
+ [3, 1],
108
+ [4, 2],
109
+ [4, 5]
110
+ ]
111
+
112
+ [version.1a]
113
+ columns = [
114
+ [
115
+ "term_på_baro",
116
+ "barom",
117
+ "torra_term",
118
+ "våta_term",
119
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
120
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
121
+ "moln_slag_högre",
122
+ "moln_mängd_total"
123
+ ],
124
+ [
125
+ "vind_riktning",
126
+ "vind_beaufort",
127
+ "vind_m_sek",
128
+ "sikt",
129
+ "sjögang",
130
+ "maximi_term",
131
+ "minimi_term",
132
+ "nederbörd_mängd",
133
+ "nederbörd_slag"
134
+ ]
135
+ ]
136
+ rows = [10:45:00, 8, 14, 19, 21]
137
+ tables = [
138
+ [5, 8],
139
+ [5, 9],
140
+ [3, 1],
141
+ [4, 2],
142
+ [4, 5]
143
+ ]
144
+
145
+ [version.1b]
146
+ columns = [
147
+ [
148
+ "term_på_baro",
149
+ "barom",
150
+ "torra_term",
151
+ "våta_term",
152
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
153
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
154
+ "moln_slag_högre",
155
+ "moln_mängd_total"
156
+ ],
157
+ [
158
+ "vind_riktning",
159
+ "vind_beaufort",
160
+ "vind_m_sek",
161
+ "sikt",
162
+ "sjögang",
163
+ "maximi_term",
164
+ "minimi_term",
165
+ "nederbörd_mängd",
166
+ "nederbörd_slag"
167
+ ]
168
+ ]
169
+ rows = [8, 10:30:00, 14, 19, 21]
170
+ tables = [
171
+ [5, 8],
172
+ [5, 9],
173
+ [3, 1],
174
+ [4, 2],
175
+ [4, 5]
176
+ ]
177
+
178
+ [version.1c]
179
+ columns = [
180
+ [
181
+ "term_på_baro",
182
+ "barom",
183
+ "torra_term",
184
+ "våta_term",
185
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
186
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
187
+ "moln_slag_högre",
188
+ "moln_mängd_total"
189
+ ],
190
+ [
191
+ "vind_riktning",
192
+ "vind_beaufort",
193
+ "vind_m_sek",
194
+ "sikt",
195
+ "sjögang",
196
+ "maximi_term",
197
+ "minimi_term",
198
+ "nederbörd_mängd",
199
+ "nederbörd_slag"
200
+ ]
201
+ ]
202
+ rows = [2, 8, 14, 19, 21] # 10:30:00 extra row
203
+ tables = [
204
+ [5, 8],
205
+ [5, 9],
206
+ [3, 1],
207
+ [4, 2],
208
+ [4, 5]
209
+ ]
210
+
211
+ [version.2a]
212
+ columns = [
213
+ [
214
+ "term_på_baro",
215
+ "barom",
216
+ "torra_term",
217
+ "våta_term",
218
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
219
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
220
+ "moln_slag_medel",
221
+ "moln_slag_högre",
222
+ "moln_höjd"
223
+ ],
224
+ [
225
+ "moln_het_sol_dimma_nederbörd_total",
226
+ "vind_riktning",
227
+ "vind_beaufort",
228
+ "vind_m_sek",
229
+ "sikt",
230
+ "sjögang",
231
+ "maximi_term",
232
+ "minimi_term",
233
+ "nederbörd_mängd",
234
+ "nederbörd_slag"
235
+ ]
236
+ ]
237
+ rows = [2, 5, 8, 10:30:00, 14, 17, 19, 21]
238
+ tables = [
239
+ [8, 9],
240
+ [8, 10],
241
+ [3, 1],
242
+ [7, 3],
243
+ [7, 5]
244
+ ]
245
+
246
+ [version.2b]
247
+ columns = [
248
+ [
249
+ "term_på_baro",
250
+ "barom",
251
+ "torra_term",
252
+ "våta_term",
253
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
254
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
255
+ "moln_slag_medel",
256
+ "moln_slag_högre",
257
+ "moln_höjd"
258
+ ],
259
+ [
260
+ "moln_het_sol_dimma_nederbörd_total",
261
+ "vind_riktning",
262
+ "vind_beaufort",
263
+ "vind_m_sek",
264
+ "sikt",
265
+ "sjögang",
266
+ "maximi_term",
267
+ "minimi_term",
268
+ "nederbörd_mängd",
269
+ "nederbörd_slag"
270
+ ]
271
+ ]
272
+ rows = [2, 5, 8, 10:50:00, 14, 17, 19, 21]
273
+ tables = [
274
+ [8, 9],
275
+ [8, 10],
276
+ [3, 1],
277
+ [7, 2],
278
+ [7, 5]
279
+ ]
280
+
281
+ [version.2c]
282
+ columns = [
283
+ [
284
+ "term_på_baro",
285
+ "barom",
286
+ "torra_term",
287
+ "våta_term",
288
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
289
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
290
+ "moln_slag_medel",
291
+ "moln_slag_högre",
292
+ "moln_höjd"
293
+ ],
294
+ [
295
+ "moln_het_sol_dimma_nederbörd_total",
296
+ "vind_riktning",
297
+ "vind_beaufort",
298
+ "vind_m_sek",
299
+ "sikt",
300
+ "sjögang",
301
+ "maximi_term",
302
+ "minimi_term",
303
+ "nederbörd_mängd",
304
+ "nederbörd_slag"
305
+ ]
306
+ ]
307
+ rows = [2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 19, 21]
308
+ tables = [
309
+ [8, 9],
310
+ [8, 10],
311
+ [3, 1],
312
+ [7, 2],
313
+ [7, 5]
314
+ ]
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1
+ [1925]
2
+ version = 1
3
+
4
+ [1926]
5
+ version = 1
6
+
7
+ [1926.transforms]
8
+ rotate = 90
9
+
10
+ [1927]
11
+ version = 1
12
+
13
+ [1927.transforms]
14
+ rotate = 90
15
+
16
+ [1928]
17
+ version = 1
18
+
19
+ [1928.transforms]
20
+ rotate = 90
21
+
22
+ [1929]
23
+ version = 1
24
+
25
+ [1930-0]
26
+ version = 1
27
+
28
+ [1930-1]
29
+ version = 0
30
+
31
+ [1938-0]
32
+ # Jan-Jun
33
+ version = 0
34
+
35
+ [1938-1]
36
+ # Jul-Dec
37
+ version = 2
38
+
39
+ [1939]
40
+ version = 2
41
+
42
+ [1940]
43
+ version = 2
44
+
45
+ [1941]
46
+ version = 2
47
+
48
+ [1942]
49
+ version = 2
50
+
51
+ [1943]
52
+ version = 3
53
+
54
+ [1944]
55
+ version = 3
56
+
57
+ [1945]
58
+ version = 3
59
+
60
+ [1946]
61
+ version = 3
62
+
63
+ [1947]
64
+ version = 3
65
+
66
+ [1948]
67
+ version = 4
68
+
69
+ [default]
70
+ version = 0
71
+
72
+ [default.preproc]
73
+ # NOTE: Since all scans are off-centered, until we come up with a book-edge detection / table
74
+ # detection system we cannot reliably estimate page middle.
75
+ corr_rotate = false
76
+
77
+ [version.0]
78
+ columns = [
79
+ [
80
+ "term_på_baro",
81
+ "barom",
82
+ "torra_term",
83
+ "våta_term",
84
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
85
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
86
+ "moln_slag_medel",
87
+ "moln_slag_högre"
88
+ ],
89
+ [
90
+ "moln_het_sol_dimma_nederbörd_total",
91
+ "vind_riktning",
92
+ "vind_beaufort",
93
+ "vind_m_sek",
94
+ "sikt",
95
+ "sjögang",
96
+ "maximi_term",
97
+ "minimi_term",
98
+ "nederbörd_mängd",
99
+ "nederbörd_slag"
100
+ ]
101
+ ]
102
+ name_idx = "tid"
103
+ rows = [2, 8, 14, 19, 21]
104
+ tables = [
105
+ [5, 8],
106
+ [5, 10],
107
+ [3, 1],
108
+ [4, 2],
109
+ [4, 5]
110
+ ]
111
+
112
+ [version.1]
113
+ columns = [
114
+ [
115
+ "term_på_baro",
116
+ "barom",
117
+ "torra_term",
118
+ "våta_term",
119
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
120
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
121
+ "moln_slag_högre",
122
+ "moln_mängd_total"
123
+ ],
124
+ [
125
+ "vind_riktning",
126
+ "vind_beaufort",
127
+ "vind_m_sek",
128
+ "sikt",
129
+ "sjögang",
130
+ "maximi_term",
131
+ "minimi_term",
132
+ "nederbörd_mängd",
133
+ "nederbörd_slag"
134
+ ]
135
+ ]
136
+ rows = [2, 8, 14, 19, 21]
137
+ tables = [
138
+ [5, 8],
139
+ [5, 9],
140
+ [3, 1],
141
+ [4, 2],
142
+ [4, 5]
143
+ ]
144
+
145
+ [version.2]
146
+ columns = [
147
+ [
148
+ "term_på_baro",
149
+ "barom",
150
+ "torra_term",
151
+ "våta_term",
152
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
153
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
154
+ "moln_slag_medel",
155
+ "moln_slag_högre",
156
+ "moln_höjd"
157
+ ],
158
+ [
159
+ "moln_het_sol_dimma_nederbörd_total",
160
+ "vind_riktning",
161
+ "vind_beaufort",
162
+ "vind_m_sek",
163
+ "sikt",
164
+ "sjögang",
165
+ "maximi_term",
166
+ "minimi_term",
167
+ "nederbörd_mängd",
168
+ "nederbörd_slag"
169
+ ]
170
+ ]
171
+ rows = [2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 19, 21]
172
+ tables = [
173
+ [8, 9],
174
+ [8, 10],
175
+ [3, 1],
176
+ [7, 3],
177
+ [7, 5]
178
+ ]
179
+
180
+ [version.3]
181
+ columns = [
182
+ [
183
+ "term_på_baro",
184
+ "barom",
185
+ "torra_term",
186
+ "våta_term",
187
+ "maximi_term",
188
+ "minimi_term",
189
+ "vind_riktning",
190
+ "vind_beaufort",
191
+ "vind_m_sek"
192
+ ],
193
+ [
194
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
195
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
196
+ "moln_slag_medel",
197
+ "moln_slag_högre",
198
+ "moln_höjd",
199
+ "moln_het_sol_dimma_nederbörd_total",
200
+ "sikt",
201
+ "sjögang",
202
+ "nederbörd_mängd",
203
+ "nederbörd_slag"
204
+ ]
205
+ ]
206
+ rows = [2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 19, 23]
207
+ tables = [
208
+ [8, 9],
209
+ [8, 10],
210
+ [3, 1],
211
+ [7, 3],
212
+ [7, 5]
213
+ ]
214
+
215
+ [version.4]
216
+ columns = [
217
+ [
218
+ "term_på_baro",
219
+ "barom",
220
+ "torra_term",
221
+ "våta_term",
222
+ "maximi_term",
223
+ "minimi_term",
224
+ "vind_riktning",
225
+ "vind_beaufort",
226
+ "vind_m_sek"
227
+ ],
228
+ [
229
+ "moln_slag_lägre",
230
+ "moln_mängd_lägre",
231
+ "moln_slag_medel",
232
+ "moln_slag_högre",
233
+ "moln_höjd",
234
+ "moln_het_sol_dimma_nederbörd_total",
235
+ "sikt",
236
+ "sjögang",
237
+ "nederbörd_mängd",
238
+ "nederbörd_slag"
239
+ ]
240
+ ]
241
+ rows = [1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16, 19, 22]
242
+ tables = [
243
+ [8, 9],
244
+ [8, 10],
245
+ [8, 5],
246
+ [8, 5]
247
+ ]
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