FIX: Lo DE handle partial ASCs#2600
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FIX: Lo DE handle partial ASCs#2600greglucas merged 1 commit intoIMAP-Science-Operations-Center:devfrom
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The spin_cycle variable is an average value over an ASC (28 spins). This means that when we have a partial ASC, the spin_cycle value could be in a "bad" spin which was reported as 0 in the ASC for spin_start_sec. To avoid this, we can use the average spin duration of the ASC and calculate the spin_start based on the start of the acquisition period of the ASC. This means we will always have a valid spin_start rather than 0 which caused SPICE lookup issues.
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The spin_cycle variable is an average value over an ASC (28 spins). This means that when we have a partial ASC, the spin_cycle value could be in a "bad" spin which was reported as 0 in the ASC for spin_start_sec. To avoid this, we can use the average spin duration of the ASC and calculate the spin_start based on the start of the acquisition period of the ASC. This means we will always have a valid spin_start rather than 0 which caused SPICE lookup issues.
This gets l1b-de products being produced again and looks like it worked for a few quick old processing failures I tried locally.