Add clarifications and consistency in description and plots.

trick_sims/SIM_sun/DP_Product/DP_Solar_AZ_EL.xml

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@
                 <label>Azimuth</label>
             </yaxis>
             <curve>
-                <var units="s">sys.exec.out.time</var>
+                <var units="hr">sys.exec.out.time</var>
                 <var units="d">sun_predictor.sun.solar_azimuth</var>
             </curve>
         </plot>

trick_sims/SIM_sun/README.md

@@ -5,8 +5,8 @@
 ### The Simulation
 SIM_sun is a simulation of the Sun's movement across the sky.
 Given the location (latitude, longitude) of an observer on the
-Earth, the timezone, and a starting local time, this simulation
+Earth, the timezone (offset from UTC), and a starting local time,
-calculates the position of the Sun in the sky over time.
+this simulation calculates the position of the Sun in the sky over time.
 
 ### Inputs
 Variable                                      | Type          |  Units
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ sec                        |  double            | s
 
 ### Outputs
 Variable                                         | Type          | Units
--------------------------------------------------|---------------|-------
+-------------------------------------------------|---------------|--------
 sun\_predictor.sun.JD                            | double        | day
 sun\_predictor.sun.right\_ascension              | double        | d     
 sun\_predictor.sun.declination                   | double        | d     
@@ -42,6 +42,8 @@ sun\_predictor.sun.solar\_elevation              | double        | d
 sun\_predictor.sun.local\_time                   | CALENDAR_DATE | --
 sun\_predictor.sun.utc                           | CALENDAR_DATE | --
 
+**NOTE:** 0 <= Solar Azimuth < 360 degrees. North = 0, East = 90, South = 180, West = 270.
+
 ###Scenarios
 
 ####[RUN_Winter](RUN_Winter/RESULTS.md)
@@ -49,6 +51,6 @@ sun\_predictor.sun.utc                           | CALENDAR_DATE | --
 ####[RUN_Summer](RUN_Summer/RESULTS.md)
 
 ### References
-Meeus, Jean, (1998) "Astronomical Algorithms", Willman-Bell, Inc. ISBN 0-943396-61-1.
+Meeus, Jean, (1998) "Astronomical Algorithms", Willmann-Bell, Inc. ISBN 0-943396-61-1.
 
 

trick_sims/SIM_sun/RUN_Summer/input.py

@@ -8,15 +8,15 @@ RECORD_DATA = True
 if RECORD_DATA:
     execfile("Modified_data/helios.dr")
 
-REALTIME = True
+REALTIME = False
 if REALTIME:
     execfile("Modified_data/realtime.py")
 
-JAPANESE = True
+JAPANESE = False
 if JAPANESE:
     execfile("Modified_data/Japanese_labels_alt.py")
 
-STRIPCHART = True
+STRIPCHART = False
 if STRIPCHART:
     trickView = trick.TrickView()
     trickView.set_auto_open_file("sun.tv")

trick_sims/SIM_sun/RUN_Winter/RESULTS.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 # RUN_Winter
 Starting from midnight, the morning of December 21, 2006, at the
 NASA Johnson Space Center, main gate. Simulation is run for 86400
-seconds ( 1 simulated day ).
+(simulated) seconds (1 simulated day).
 
 Variable                                       |  Value
 -----------------------------------------------|---------

trick_sims/SIM_sun/RUN_Winter/input.py

@@ -8,15 +8,15 @@ RECORD_DATA = True
 if RECORD_DATA:
     execfile("Modified_data/helios.dr")
 
-REALTIME = True
+REALTIME = False
 if REALTIME:
     execfile("Modified_data/realtime.py")
 
-JAPANESE = True
+JAPANESE = False
 if JAPANESE:
     execfile("Modified_data/Japanese_labels_alt.py")
 
-STRIPCHART = True
+STRIPCHART = False
 if STRIPCHART:
     trickView = trick.TrickView()
     trickView.set_auto_open_file("sun.tv")