Wu-Jung Lee
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@NikiDab : For `sound_over_ground`, you can try set a breakpoint **after** https://github.com/OSOceanAcoustics/echopype/blob/2813a25437fd9985411c96dc0c3cc8b7d223dc05/echopype/convert/api.py#L472 (`parser.parse_raw()` actually parses the data) This way you can inspect what is in the parsed data object (some...
Hey @spacetimeengineer : I just learned that @NikiDab will not be working on echopype in the foreseeable future, so I'm reassigning this to you. This issue should be more singular.
@NikiDab : since your output of `open_raw` does contain lat/lon, it does not make sense `self.NMEA` is empty. Maybe check where you set the breakpoints to make sure you actually...
@NikiDab : `Platform/NMEA` contains the NMEA sentences from the NMEA datagram. The lat/lon values in the `Platform` group are parsed from there. You can look into where that happens in...
@NikiDab : Following from the above: I wonder if you have evaluated `parse_raw()` before examining the values in `self.NMEA`?
@NikiDab I think if you evaluate the code it'll be clear that when this gets run through.
@dbashford-NOAA @gavinmacaulay - Sorry took me a while to get to this! So echopype does two things right now for NMEA datagrams: - in `set_nmea` function: it stores all the...