Hi,
I have irfu-matlab version: v1.17.0 on MATLAB2025a in windows 11. MMS datastore and mms.get_data has been working great but recently I was trying to plot psp data with irfu functions, but I am experiencing multiple problems in order to follow the correct workflow.
I previously downloaded PSP (Fields and sweap) data using pyspedas (for the following time '2018-11-04T17:05:00Z/2018-11-04T17:07:00Z') and its stored in the following path,
C:\Users\sibgh\psp_data\fields\l2\mag_sc\2018
psp_fld_l2_mag_sc_2018110500_v02.cdf
psp_fld_l2_mag_sc_2018110506_v02.cdf
psp_fld_l2_mag_sc_2018110512_v02.cdf
psp_fld_l2_mag_sc_2018110518_v02.cdf
I am trying to plot this data in irfu-matlab but there seems to be a problem with how I have used psp.load!
global dateStart dateEnd
datastore('psp','datapath', fullfile('C:','Users','sibgh','psp_data'))
dateStart = [2018 11 04];
dateEnd = [2018 11 04];
Tint = irf.tint('2018-11-04T17:05:00Z/2018-11-04T17:07:00Z');
mag_sc = psp_load('mag_sc');
spc_np = psp_load('spc_np_moment');
spc_vp_rtn = psp_load('spc_vp_moment_rtn');
dqf = psp_load('spc_dqf');
B = mag_sc.tlim(Tint);
np = spc_np.tlim(Tint);
vp = spc_vp_rtn.tlim(Tint);
dqf_t = dqf.tlim(Tint);
t_np = double(np.time.epochUnix);
t_vp = double(vp.time.epochUnix);
t_dqf = double(dqf_t.time.epochUnix);
t_B = double(B.time.epochUnix);
dqf_bad = dqf_t.data(:,2) ~= 0;
mask_np = interp1(t_dqf, double(dqf_bad), t_np, 'nearest', 0) ~= 0;
np.data(mask_np,:) = NaN;
mask_vp = interp1(t_dqf, double(dqf_bad), t_vp, 'nearest', 0) ~= 0;
vp.data(mask_vp,:) = NaN;
np_on_B = np;
np_on_B.data = interp1(t_np, np.data, t_B, 'nearest', NaN);
np_on_B.time.epochUnix = t_B;
vp_on_B = vp;
vp_on_B.data = interp1(t_vp, vp.data, t_B, 'nearest', NaN);
vp_on_B.time.epochUnix = t_B;
Bmag = B;
Bmag.data = sqrt(sum(B.data(:,1:3).^2,2));
B.abs = Bmag;
It gives me the following response, stating no files were found.
`>> DataPlot
If you have access to the latest PSP data
then from the matlab command line enter the PSP credentials.
datastore('psp','usernameSSL','xxx');
datastore('psp','passwordSSL','xxx');
[critical: psp_load/get_file_list(980)] No cdf files found for fileBaseName=psp_fld_l2_mag_SC
Shall I download Y-yes to all, y-yes? [Y/y/n/N] [Y]>`
For other variables like proton moments it gives similar response;
[critical: psp_load/get_file_list(980)] No cdf files found for fileBaseName=psp_swp_spc_l3i
Kindly point out the mistake and a possible correction in my workflow for loading the data from C:\Users\sibgh\psp_data\fields or C:\Users\sibgh\psp_data\sweap
Regards,
Hi,
I have irfu-matlab version: v1.17.0 on MATLAB2025a in windows 11. MMS datastore and mms.get_data has been working great but recently I was trying to plot psp data with irfu functions, but I am experiencing multiple problems in order to follow the correct workflow.
I previously downloaded PSP (Fields and sweap) data using pyspedas (for the following time '2018-11-04T17:05:00Z/2018-11-04T17:07:00Z') and its stored in the following path,
C:\Users\sibgh\psp_data\fields\l2\mag_sc\2018
psp_fld_l2_mag_sc_2018110500_v02.cdf
psp_fld_l2_mag_sc_2018110506_v02.cdf
psp_fld_l2_mag_sc_2018110512_v02.cdf
psp_fld_l2_mag_sc_2018110518_v02.cdf
I am trying to plot this data in irfu-matlab but there seems to be a problem with how I have used psp.load!
It gives me the following response, stating no files were found.
`>> DataPlot
If you have access to the latest PSP data
then from the matlab command line enter the PSP credentials.
For other variables like proton moments it gives similar response;
[critical: psp_load/get_file_list(980)] No cdf files found for fileBaseName=psp_swp_spc_l3iKindly point out the mistake and a possible correction in my workflow for loading the data from C:\Users\sibgh\psp_data\fields or C:\Users\sibgh\psp_data\sweap
Regards,