Thread: too strong ws caching of near real-time time-series data?

Started: 2012-02-28 17:48:07
Last activity: 2013-07-04 22:01:09
Topics: Web Services
Hello all,

I am using ws-timeseries to plot trace data in a time window from 5 min
before to 20 min after picks made in the Early-est real-time system
(http://early-est.alomax.net)

If I run ws-timeseries for a channel right after it is picked, then I
get a plot from 5 min before the pick to some small interval T1 after
the pick. If I then wait some time and re-run ws-timeseries for the
channel, I would expect to get data from 5 min before the pick until
some interval T2>T1 after the pick. Instead, the plot always ends at
interval T1 after the pick. The plotted time window remains the same
even if I add filtering to the ws-timeseries request or if I try the
same ws-timeseries request in a different browser, so this behavior
seems to originate on the server side.
(you can reproduce this behavior this at
http://early-est.alomax.net/warning_list.html, ws-timeseries is invoked
by the "BRB" and "HF" links in the "stream" column).

Any suggestions on how to disable this apparent caching?

Or is this something that is inherent in the web-services back-end?
Perhaps behind the scenes ws-timeseries is caching the data window found
for my first request, and using this data window for all later requests
for the same channel, without recognizing that more of the requested
data has become available. If so, for real-time work it would be useful
that new data is returned as it becomes available.

Thanks,

Best regards,

Anthony


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  • Anthony.

    This is a bug with ws-dataselect. It defaults to using the cached data
    if it's less than one hour old.

    I'm not sure how that got left in there. I see that it's supposed to
    go look at the data and decide if a
    rebuild of cache is warranted.

    Cheers,
    -Bruce


    On Feb 28, 2012, at 12:48 AM, Anthony Lomax wrote:

    Hello all,

    I am using ws-timeseries to plot trace data in a time window from 5
    min before to 20 min after picks made in the Early-est real-time
    system (http://early-est.alomax.net)

    If I run ws-timeseries for a channel right after it is picked, then
    I get a plot from 5 min before the pick to some small interval T1
    after the pick. If I then wait some time and re-run ws-timeseries
    for the channel, I would expect to get data from 5 min before the
    pick until some interval T2>T1 after the pick. Instead, the plot
    always ends at interval T1 after the pick. The plotted time window
    remains the same even if I add filtering to the ws-timeseries
    request or if I try the same ws-timeseries request in a different
    browser, so this behavior seems to originate on the server side.
    (you can reproduce this behavior this at http://early-est.alomax.net/warning_list.html
    , ws-timeseries is invoked by the "BRB" and "HF" links in the
    "stream" column).

    Any suggestions on how to disable this apparent caching?

    Or is this something that is inherent in the web-services back-end?
    Perhaps behind the scenes ws-timeseries is caching the data window
    found for my first request, and using this data window for all later
    requests for the same channel, without recognizing that more of the
    requested data has become available. If so, for real-time work it
    would be useful that new data is returned as it becomes available.

    Thanks,

    Best regards,

    Anthony


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    • Thanks Bruce... this will be important for some upcoming additions to our
      EPO Jamaseis software.

      Glenn


      On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 10:40 AM, Bruce Weertman
      <bruce<at>iris.washington.edu>wrote:

      Anthony.

      This is a bug with ws-dataselect. It defaults to using the cached data if
      it's less than one hour old.

      I'm not sure how that got left in there. I see that it's supposed to go
      look at the data and decide if a
      rebuild of cache is warranted.

      Cheers,
      -Bruce


      On Feb 28, 2012, at 12:48 AM, Anthony Lomax wrote:

      Hello all,

      I am using ws-timeseries to plot trace data in a time window from 5 min
      before to 20 min after picks made in the Early-est real-time system (
      http://early-est.alomax.net)

      If I run ws-timeseries for a channel right after it is picked, then I get
      a plot from 5 min before the pick to some small interval T1 after the pick.
      If I then wait some time and re-run ws-timeseries for the channel, I would
      expect to get data from 5 min before the pick until some interval T2>T1
      after the pick. Instead, the plot always ends at interval T1 after the
      pick. The plotted time window remains the same even if I add filtering to
      the ws-timeseries request or if I try the same ws-timeseries request in a
      different browser, so this behavior seems to originate on the server side.
      (you can reproduce this behavior this at http://early-est.alomax.net/**
      warning_list.html http://early-est.alomax.net/warning_list.html,
      ws-timeseries is invoked by the "BRB" and "HF" links in the "stream"
      column).

      Any suggestions on how to disable this apparent caching?

      Or is this something that is inherent in the web-services back-end?
      Perhaps behind the scenes ws-timeseries is caching the data window found
      for my first request, and using this data window for all later requests for
      the same channel, without recognizing that more of the requested data has
      become available. If so, for real-time work it would be useful that new
      data is returned as it becomes available.

      Thanks,

      Best regards,

      Anthony


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    • Hi Bruce,

      On 2012/02/28 17:40, Bruce Weertman wrote:
      Anthony.

      This is a bug with ws-dataselect. It defaults to using the cached data
      if it's less than one hour old.

      I'm not sure how that got left in there. I see that it's supposed to
      go look at the data and decide if a
      rebuild of cache is warranted.
      OK. Good to hear that this is a "bug", so that it will eventually go
      away. But no rush for a fix with regards to my application in
      Early-est, it is only an issue of elegance, for the most part!

      Thanks,

      Ciao,

      Anthony

      Cheers,
      -Bruce


      On Feb 28, 2012, at 12:48 AM, Anthony Lomax wrote:

      Hello all,

      I am using ws-timeseries to plot trace data in a time window from 5
      min before to 20 min after picks made in the Early-est real-time
      system (http://early-est.alomax.net)

      If I run ws-timeseries for a channel right after it is picked, then I
      get a plot from 5 min before the pick to some small interval T1 after
      the pick. If I then wait some time and re-run ws-timeseries for the
      channel, I would expect to get data from 5 min before the pick until
      some interval T2>T1 after the pick. Instead, the plot always ends at
      interval T1 after the pick. The plotted time window remains the same
      even if I add filtering to the ws-timeseries request or if I try the
      same ws-timeseries request in a different browser, so this behavior
      seems to originate on the server side.
      (you can reproduce this behavior this at
      http://early-est.alomax.net/warning_list.html, ws-timeseries is
      invoked by the "BRB" and "HF" links in the "stream" column).

      Any suggestions on how to disable this apparent caching?

      Or is this something that is inherent in the web-services back-end?
      Perhaps behind the scenes ws-timeseries is caching the data window
      found for my first request, and using this data window for all later
      requests for the same channel, without recognizing that more of the
      requested data has become available. If so, for real-time work it
      would be useful that new data is returned as it becomes available.

      Thanks,

      Best regards,

      Anthony


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      • Hello all,

        As an experiment in interactive viewing of seismograms on web-enabled,
        mobile devices, I have developed a simple tool, SeisGramWeb, to view
        trace data using ws-timeseries. SeisGramWeb uses only simple and basic
        HTML and Javascript, relying on ws-timeseries for the heavy work of
        trace processing and plotting, and the layout of SeisGramWeb is designed
        for both large and small screens.
        (Note also that at the current time, Java is not available on devices
        such as iPhone, iPod and iPad...)

        SeisGramWeb can be launched from the Early-est, Event/Pick List page at
        http://early-est.alomax.net/warning_list.html (invoked by the "BRB" and
        "HF" links in the "stream" column). This is part of the INGV, Early-est
        real-time system (http://early-est.alomax.net).

        Here is a direct link to a sample trace:
        http://alomax.free.fr/webtools/sgweb.html?http://www.iris.edu/ws/timeseries/query?net=GT&sta=CPUP&loc=00&cha=BHZ&start=2012-03-05T07:45:35&dur=257

        I would be interested in any feedback about how this approach works on
        different devices, or any other comments about this tool or working with
        mobile devices.

        Thanks very much,

        Anthony

        PS - In continuing my work with the timeseries ws, I found that changing
        the starttime prevents using the cached data.



        On 2012/02/28 17:46, Anthony Lomax wrote:
        Hi Bruce,

        On 2012/02/28 17:40, Bruce Weertman wrote:
        Anthony.

        This is a bug with ws-dataselect. It defaults to using the cached
        data if it's less than one hour old.

        I'm not sure how that got left in there. I see that it's supposed to
        go look at the data and decide if a
        rebuild of cache is warranted.
        OK. Good to hear that this is a "bug", so that it will eventually go
        away. But no rush for a fix with regards to my application in
        Early-est, it is only an issue of elegance, for the most part!

        Thanks,

        Ciao,

        Anthony

        Cheers,
        -Bruce


        On Feb 28, 2012, at 12:48 AM, Anthony Lomax wrote:

        Hello all,

        I am using ws-timeseries to plot trace data in a time window from 5
        min before to 20 min after picks made in the Early-est real-time
        system (http://early-est.alomax.net)

        If I run ws-timeseries for a channel right after it is picked, then
        I get a plot from 5 min before the pick to some small interval T1
        after the pick. If I then wait some time and re-run ws-timeseries
        for the channel, I would expect to get data from 5 min before the
        pick until some interval T2>T1 after the pick. Instead, the plot
        always ends at interval T1 after the pick. The plotted time window
        remains the same even if I add filtering to the ws-timeseries
        request or if I try the same ws-timeseries request in a different
        browser, so this behavior seems to originate on the server side.
        (you can reproduce this behavior this at
        http://early-est.alomax.net/warning_list.html, ws-timeseries is
        invoked by the "BRB" and "HF" links in the "stream" column).

        Any suggestions on how to disable this apparent caching?

        Or is this something that is inherent in the web-services back-end?
        Perhaps behind the scenes ws-timeseries is caching the data window
        found for my first request, and using this data window for all later
        requests for the same channel, without recognizing that more of the
        requested data has become available. If so, for real-time work it
        would be useful that new data is returned as it becomes available.

        Thanks,

        Best regards,

        Anthony



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        • Hi Anthony-

          This tool seems like it would make for a convenient viewer to replace
          an older applet tool we've been using for the BUD for some time
          (wiggles) as we migrate to Linux. Would it be possible for us to get
          a copy of this for use in IRIS web pages, or is there some kind of
          contractual thing we would need to work out? We can, of course, leave
          the logos, credits, and attribution in place since it's your work.

          -Rob


          On Mar 6, 2012, at 6:35 AM, Anthony Lomax wrote:

          Hello all,

          As an experiment in interactive viewing of seismograms on web-
          enabled, mobile devices, I have developed a simple tool,
          SeisGramWeb, to view trace data using ws-timeseries. SeisGramWeb
          uses only simple and basic HTML and Javascript, relying on ws-
          timeseries for the heavy work of trace processing and plotting, and
          the layout of SeisGramWeb is designed for both large and small
          screens.
          (Note also that at the current time, Java is not available on
          devices such as iPhone, iPod and iPad...)

          SeisGramWeb can be launched from the Early-est, Event/Pick List page
          at http://early-est.alomax.net/warning_list.html (invoked by the
          "BRB" and "HF" links in the "stream" column). This is part of the
          INGV, Early-est real-time system (http://early-est.alomax.net).

          Here is a direct link to a sample trace: http://alomax.free.fr/webtools/sgweb.html?http://www.iris.edu/ws/timeseries/query
          ?net=GT&sta=CPUP&loc=00&cha=BHZ&start=2012-03-05T07:45:35&dur=257

          I would be interested in any feedback about how this approach works
          on different devices, or any other comments about this tool or
          working with mobile devices.

          Thanks very much,

          Anthony

          PS - In continuing my work with the timeseries ws, I found that
          changing the starttime prevents using the cached data.



        • Hello all,

          I have recently updated the SeisGramWeb, browser-based seismogram viewer:

          1. The viewer javascript code is now developed using Google Web Toolkit
          (https://developers.google.com/web-toolkit/). The use of GWT gives
          easier development of more sophisticated code, graphics and user
          interfaces, explicit support for different platforms and devices,
          ... GWT should make much easier and robust future additions such
          are plotting time-series from raw SAC or other data files, complex
          interaction with the time-series and more processing options.
          2. Making use of the GWT features, I have added mouse-based, trace
          zooming: click on the trace image at two successive points in time
          to define a zoom window.

          See below for general information and links.

          Any comments are always appreciated,

          Best regards,

          Anthony

          On 2012/03/06 15:35, Anthony Lomax wrote:
          Hello all,

          As an experiment in interactive viewing of seismograms on web-enabled,
          mobile devices, I have developed a simple tool, SeisGramWeb, to view
          trace data using ws-timeseries. SeisGramWeb uses only simple and
          basic HTML and Javascript, relying on ws-timeseries for the heavy
          work of trace processing and plotting, and the layout of SeisGramWeb
          is designed for both large and small screens.
          (Note also that at the current time, Java is not available on devices
          such as iPhone, iPod and iPad...)

          SeisGramWeb can be launched from the Early-est, Event/Pick List page
          at http://early-est.alomax.net/warning_list.html (invoked by the "BRB"
          and "HF" links in the "stream" column). This is part of the INGV,
          Early-est real-time system (http://early-est.alomax.net).

          Here is a direct link to a sample trace:
          http://alomax.free.fr/webtools/sgweb.html?http://www.iris.edu/ws/timeseries/query?net=GT&sta=CPUP&loc=00&cha=BHZ&start=2012-03-05T07:45:35&dur=257

          I would be interested in any feedback about how this approach works on
          different devices, or any other comments about this tool or working
          with mobile devices.

          Thanks very much,

          Anthony

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          • Hi Anthony-

            Thanks for the update, I see that your updated app is at the same URL
            as your sample trace example below. I was able to figure out how to
            do the two-tap zoom. Looks great! Where do you think you'll take
            things from here?

            -Rob



            On Jan 21, 2013, at 9:17 AM, Anthony Lomax wrote:

            Hello all,

            I have recently updated the SeisGramWeb, browser-based seismogram
            viewer:
            The viewer javascript code is now developed using Google Web Toolkit
            (https://developers.google.com/web-toolkit/). The use of GWT gives
            easier development of more sophisticated code, graphics and user
            interfaces, explicit support for different platforms and
            devices, ... GWT should make much easier and robust future
            additions such are plotting time-series from raw SAC or other data
            files, complex interaction with the time-series and more processing
            options.
            Making use of the GWT features, I have added mouse-based, trace
            zooming: click on the trace image at two successive points in time
            to define a zoom window.
            See below for general information and links.
            Any comments are always appreciated,
            Best regards,
            Anthony

            On 2012/03/06 15:35, Anthony Lomax wrote:
            Hello all,

            As an experiment in interactive viewing of seismograms on web-
            enabled, mobile devices, I have developed a simple tool,
            SeisGramWeb, to view trace data using ws-timeseries. SeisGramWeb
            uses only simple and basic HTML and Javascript, relying on ws-
            timeseries for the heavy work of trace processing and plotting,
            and the layout of SeisGramWeb is designed for both large and
            small screens.
            (Note also that at the current time, Java is not available on
            devices such as iPhone, iPod and iPad...)

            SeisGramWeb can be launched from the Early-est, Event/Pick List
            page at http://early-est.alomax.net/warning_list.html (invoked by
            the "BRB" and "HF" links in the "stream" column). This is part of
            the INGV, Early-est real-time system (http://early-est.alomax.net).

            Here is a direct link to a sample trace: http://alomax.free.fr/webtools/sgweb.html?http://www.iris.edu/ws/timeseries/query
            ?net=GT&sta=CPUP&loc=00&cha=BHZ&start=2012-03-05T07:45:35&dur=257

            I would be interested in any feedback about how this approach works
            on different devices, or any other comments about this tool or
            working with mobile devices.

            Thanks very much,

            Anthony

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            Science & Special Topics: http://www.alomax.net/science
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          • Hello all,

            I have recently updated the SeisGramWeb, browser-based and mobile-device
            ready seismogram viewer:

            1. The viewer now supports using
            http://service.iris.edu/irisws/timeseries/1/ as well as the
            deprecated, legacy http://www.iris.edu/ws/timeseries/.
            2. To demonstrate trace processing in SeisGramWeb, I have added a
            sub-menu "Filter" to access the subset of IRISWS timeseries Filter
            options that use only a true/false parameter.

            See http://alomax.free.fr/webtools/resources/info.html for general
            information and links.

            One some devices you may need to clear your browser cache before the
            changes will appear.

            Any comments are always appreciated,

            Best regards,

            Anthony



            On 2013/01/21 18:17, Anthony Lomax wrote:
            Hello all,

            I have recently updated the SeisGramWeb, browser-based seismogram viewer:

            1. The viewer javascript code is now developed using Google Web
            Toolkit (https://developers.google.com/web-toolkit/). The use of
            GWT gives easier development of more sophisticated code, graphics
            and user interfaces, explicit support for different platforms and
            devices, ... GWT should make much easier and robust future
            additions such are plotting time-series from raw SAC or other data
            files, complex interaction with the time-series and more
            processing options.
            2. Making use of the GWT features, I have added mouse-based, trace
            zooming: click on the trace image at two successive points in time
            to define a zoom window.

            See below for general information and links.

            Any comments are always appreciated,

            Best regards,

            Anthony

            On 2012/03/06 15:35, Anthony Lomax wrote:
            Hello all,

            As an experiment in interactive viewing of seismograms on
            web-enabled, mobile devices, I have developed a simple tool,
            SeisGramWeb, to view trace data using ws-timeseries. SeisGramWeb uses
            only simple and basic HTML and Javascript, relying on ws-timeseries
            for the heavy work of trace processing and plotting, and the layout
            of SeisGramWeb is designed for both large and small screens.
            (Note also that at the current time, Java is not available on devices
            such as iPhone, iPod and iPad...)

            SeisGramWeb can be launched from the Early-est, Event/Pick List page
            at http://early-est.alomax.net/warning_list.html (invoked by the
            "BRB" and "HF" links in the "stream" column). This is part of the
            INGV, Early-est real-time system (http://early-est.alomax.net).

            Here is a direct link to a sample trace:
            http://alomax.free.fr/webtools/sgweb.html?http://www.iris.edu/ws/timeseries/query?net=GT&sta=CPUP&loc=00&cha=BHZ&start=2012-03-05T07:45:35&dur=257

            I would be interested in any feedback about how this approach works
            on different devices, or any other comments about this tool or
            working with mobile devices.

            Thanks very much,

            Anthony

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