@motionstudies/web 0.1.0-alpha.15 → 0.1.0-alpha.17

package/README.md

@@ -233,3 +233,25 @@ For timetable-backed vehicle selections, `NetworkVehicleHeroCard` from `@motions
 `mountMotionStudy({ id, theme }, application)` requires presentation identity only; a full `MotionStudyEdition` remains accepted. Applications own their data catalogue and loading lifecycle.
 
 For independent airport infrastructure, `mapStyle.airports.visible` hides the mounted group without rebuilding GPU resources, and `showLabels` controls its labels separately. Both default to `true`. Set these from the edition's layout and label controls; airport abbreviations equal to their IATA code are rendered once.
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+## Compression at rest in the source store
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+`capture` and `importCapture` accept `compression: 'gzip'`. The object is stored as `objects/<sha256>.gz` when gzip saves at least ten percent, otherwise raw; the record keeps the raw content hash and byte count as identity and adds `storedBytes` and `encoding`. `readCapture` and the new `readObject(store, hash, expectedBytes)` follow either form, verify the raw hash after expansion, and refuse output beyond the recorded size. `compactObjects(store, { minimumSaving })` compresses existing raw objects in place, verifying each before removing the raw file; records are not rewritten, since reads do not depend on them. Already-compressed sources such as ZIP archives stay raw. Use `storedBytes` for storage accounting and `bytes` for provenance.
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+## Estimated fields, gridded series, field paths and daylight
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+These transport-neutral modules came from Zugunruhe's radar-field studies and serve any work that renders a continuous surface between scattered instruments, a gridded weather product, illustrative flow, or the sun's position: modelled electricity demand between substations, rain radar, model wind, or a terminator crossing a national field. They are pure functions with no dependencies. See [the shared-field record](../docs/SHARED-FIELDS.md) for provenance and adoption.
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+`@motionstudies/core/domain/supported-field` estimates values between stations. `fieldNeighbours` weights stations by a Gaussian kernel with a smooth taper to a finite reach; `estimateField` blends station samples and reports `support`, a fade from the nearest station that supplied a value, and `vectorSupport` for the nearest complete vector. All kilometre scales are `FieldSupportOptions`; `DEFAULT_FIELD_SUPPORT` retains Zugunruhe's 90 km scale, 240 km reach and 120–240 km support fade. Null station values are excluded rather than treated as zero; vector components blend as east/north components, never as bearings. `createFieldGrid` precomputes neighbours for a regular grid whose rows run south to north, `sampleFieldGrid` packs value, east, north and support per cell and level with NaN for unavailable channels, and `sampleFieldGridAt` reads it bilinearly, returning null beside any missing corner. The `movement` flag withholds cells without a complete vector and limits their support to the nearest vector, for path integration.
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+Render support as opacity or reach, not as confidence in the underlying measurement: it says how far the nearest evidence is, nothing about that evidence's accuracy. The kernel scale is a claim about resolution and belongs in the study's provenance.
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+`@motionstudies/core/domain/published-day` reads a published day of the national layer as the recording host compiles it: `openPublishedDay` takes a transport (`fetchTransport` over a base URL, or any pair of text and bytes readers) and returns the manifest and index up front, then slices, members and packs on demand and cached per file; `partFor` resolves an operator and vehicle to the pack part that holds it; `sliceNameAt` and `cellOf` reproduce the compiler's slice and cell rules exactly, so a position lands in the cell the compiler put it in; `positionAt` interpolates along a track only inside a tolerated gap, and `journeyAt` finds the run in force at an instant. Packs are gunzipped with the platform's `DecompressionStream` unless an inflater is supplied.
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+`@motionstudies/core/domain/gridded-series` reads a regular latitude/longitude grid of variables at listed instants. `bracketTime` finds the adjacent frames; `sampleGriddedSeries` interpolates bilinearly in space and linearly in time; `meanGriddedSeries` returns an area-weighted mean, with an optional valid range. A missing sample with any weight makes the reading unavailable instead of bridging the gap. Values keep the source's units; the consumer converts percentages or applies its own scale.
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+`@motionstudies/core/domain/field-paths` integrates illustrative paths through an estimated velocity field. `advanceFieldPath` takes an explicit midpoint step in metres per second, with `secondsPerStep` converting one unit of study time, and refuses to start from, pass through or land on unsupported field. `mixFieldMovement` blends two readings; `visibleTrailSegments` returns the last `trail` steps of a track at a study time with a fade at either end, identical when scrubbing back. Paths are neither observed trajectories nor individual movers and must be labelled as illustration.
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+`@motionstudies/core/domain/daylight` computes `solarPosition` (altitude and azimuth in degrees, azimuth clockwise from north) from the Astronomy Answers low-precision algorithm, matching SunCalc to a thousandth of a degree without a dependency. `daylightAt` adds a unit `direction` towards the sun in a scene frame with +x east, +y up and +z south, and smooth `twilight`, `warmth` and `daylight` envelopes from `DaylightEnvelopes` (defaults: twilight −18° to −1°, warmth rising −12° to −1° and falling 3° to 15°, daylight −1° to 12°). The envelopes are artistic responses to sun altitude and encode no weather or sky observation. Sample several longitudes to place a terminator across a national field.
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+The lab's **Fields** specimen renders a synthetic archipelago of seven instruments with a mid-study gap and one vectorless instrument, an invented cover series as haze, integrated trails, and a terminator crossing with the study clock. Brightness is the estimate and opacity is support; clicking reads the estimate, cover and sun altitude at a place.

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@motionstudies/web",
-  "version": "0.1.0-alpha.15",
+  "version": "0.1.0-alpha.17",
   "private": false,
   "type": "module",
   "description": "Browser controls and loaders for Motion Studies.",
@@ -168,7 +168,7 @@
     "**/*.css"
   ],
   "dependencies": {
-    "@motionstudies/core": "0.1.0-alpha.15"
+    "@motionstudies/core": "0.1.0-alpha.17"
   },
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