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$date_sunsensorOK = array('2016/6/11');  // format 'yyyy/m/d', will assume zero values from this date are true
$date_sunsensorFAIL = array('');  // format 'yyyy/m/d/ will assume zero values from this date are null

$date_solarOK = array('2016/6/11');  // format 'yyyy/m/d', will assume zero values from this date are true
$date_solarFAIL = array('');  // format 'yyyy/m/d/ will assume zero values from this date are null

$date_UVOK = array('2019/6/20');  // format 'yyyy/m/d', will assume zero values from this date are true
$date_UVFAIL = array('');  // format 'yyyy/m/d/ will assume zero values from this date are null

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// Cumulus provides 0 or 0.0 for missing or invalid data - this can make a nonsense of minimum and average values.
// The best thing to do is to edit your dayfile.txt and nullify (,,) any false data.
// However; depending upon your location, some datasets can reasonably be expected to be > 0 (remember these are daily values)
// These COULD include:
// ... 'windspd', 'windgust', 'windrun', 'HoursSun', 'Solar', 'HighUV', 'evt'

$SANITIZE = true; // true OR false - attempt to ignore zero in the following datasets:
// $zero_as_null = array('windspd', 'windgust', 'windrun', 'HoursSun', 'Solar', 'HighUV'); // datasets to 'fix' - EDIT TO SUIT
 $zero_as_null = array('evt', 'windrun', 'coolday', 'heatday', 'tFLmax'); // datasets to 'fix' - EDIT TO SUIT

// *** END * END * END USER VARIABLES *********************************************************************************************************

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$dayfile = './dayfile.txt'; // to work correctly this should be a relative address NOT full url

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