rank-sig

#! /bin/sh

# change the next three variables as necessary to match your environment

# directory in which the RBN data are to be found
export directory=/zfs1/data/rbn

# name of file containing the RBN data
export filename=rbndata.csv

# program to be used to view the output file
export VIEWER=gwenview

export call=$1
export band=$2
export continent=$3
export start_date=$4
export end_date=$5

if [ -z "$4" ]
  then
    export start_date=00000000
fi

if [ -z "$5" ]
  then
    export end_date=30000000
fi

# replace slashes with hyphens for UNIX-safe versions of the call
export safe_call=`echo -n $call | sed 's/\//-/g'`

# don't do the initial filtering if there's a non-zero file of the correct name; the sort isn't necessary, but it's helpful
if [ ! -s $safe_call-$band-$continent-$start_date-$end_date.rank_data ]
  then
    grep ",$call," $directory/$filename | rank-sig.py $call $band $continent $start_date $end_date | sort -n > $safe_call-$band-$continent-$start_date-$end_date.rank_data
fi

rank-sig.R $call $band $continent $start_date $end_date $6 $7

 if [ -s "$safe_call-$band-$continent-$start_date-$end_date.png" ]
   then
     $VIEWER "$safe_call-$band-$continent-$start_date-$end_date.png"  2> /dev/null 1>/dev/null
 fi