[webservices] continuous data
Rich Karstens
rich at iris.washington.edu
Tue Dec 20 08:41:43 PST 2011
Hi John,
The data in our archive is generally stored in files comprised of all
the channels of a station for a specific day. Thus, there are
advantages to requesting 'blocks' of exactly one day. Another
advantageous technique would be to request all channels for a particular
station in the same request. All of this pretty much comes down to
disk I/O, file seeks and parsing.
I'm sure we'd love to see any throughput numbers you come up with.
Hope that helps,
Rich
John D. West wrote:
> Hi.
>
> If I want to request continuous data via the web services, is there an
> optimal block size (i.e., ~1 day) to request at a time?
>
> I overheard a bit of conversation on this at AGU, but didn't get the
> complete story.
>
> Thanks!
>
> -- John
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