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Show max silence and min signal lines #238

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@dthaler dthaler commented Dec 28, 2024

Addresses more of #217

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced spectral density visualization with additional datasets for Max Silence Magnitude and Min Noise Magnitude
    • Updated Chart.js to version 4.4.1
  • Improvements

    • Exposed internal magnitude thresholds for silence and noise detection
    • Changed chart type from bar to line for better data representation
    • Improved accessibility and security for navigation links to the Spectral Density page

Addresses more of #217

Signed-off-by: Dave Thaler <[email protected]>
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This pull request modifies the visibility and accessibility of audio analysis-related properties in the OrcanodeMonitor project. The changes primarily focus on making MaxSilenceMagnitude and MinNoiseMagnitude public in the FrequencyInfo class, enabling external access to these audio threshold values. Correspondingly, the SpectralDensity page and model have been updated to incorporate and display these magnitudes, enhancing the spectral density visualization with additional line datasets representing silence and noise thresholds. Additionally, security and accessibility improvements have been made to navigation links.

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File Change Summary
OrcanodeMonitor/Core/FfmpegCoreAnalyzer.cs - Changed MaxSilenceMagnitude from private to public
- Changed MinNoiseMagnitude from private to public
OrcanodeMonitor/Pages/SpectralDensity.cshtml - Updated Chart.js version to 4.4.1
- Converted chart type from bar to line
- Added datasets for Max Silence Magnitude and Min Noise Magnitude
OrcanodeMonitor/Pages/SpectralDensity.cshtml.cs - Added MaxSilenceMagnitude public property
- Added MinNoiseMagnitude public property
OrcanodeMonitor/Pages/NodeEvents.cshtml - Added rel="noopener" to anchor elements
- Added visually hidden span for accessibility

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant FrequencyInfo
    participant SpectralDensityModel
    participant SpectralDensityPage

    FrequencyInfo->>FrequencyInfo: Define MaxSilenceMagnitude
    FrequencyInfo->>FrequencyInfo: Define MinNoiseMagnitude
    FrequencyInfo-->>SpectralDensityModel: Expose Properties
    SpectralDensityModel-->>SpectralDensityPage: Pass Magnitude Values
    SpectralDensityPage->>SpectralDensityPage: Render Chart with Magnitudes
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Possibly related PRs

  • Allow getting spectral density for a specific hydrophone stream event #234: This PR is related because it involves the FrequencyInfo class, which is directly impacted by the changes in the main PR that modified the visibility of MaxSilenceMagnitude and MinNoiseMagnitude. The new public properties in the SpectralDensityModel class also retrieve their values from these properties.
  • Make density open in a separate tab #237: This PR is related as it modifies the navigation to the Spectral Density page, which is relevant to the changes made in the main PR that enhance the accessibility of silence and noise magnitude properties, potentially affecting how users interact with the spectral density data.

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Two magnitudes shine in bright new ways!
Public properties leap, data takes flight,
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OrcanodeMonitor/Pages/NodeEvents.cshtml (2)

11-13: Good accessibility and security enhancement with rel="noopener and visually hidden text.
Using rel="noopener" prevents the new tab from acquiring partial access to the originating window object, improving security. The accessible (opens in new tab) text also benefits screen reader users.


78-80: Consistent approach to secure external link handling and accessibility.
Following the same pattern with rel="noopener" and visually hidden text ensures a uniform, secure experience throughout the page.


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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
OrcanodeMonitor/Pages/SpectralDensity.cshtml (2)

29-39: Good addition of 'Max Silence Magnitude' dataset.
Using a flat line to represent this threshold is a solid approach. Consider adding a tooltip or annotation to explain why this line is important, to improve user clarity.


40-50: Clear definition of 'Min Noise Magnitude' with a flat line.
Similarly, consider a descriptive tooltip or legend entry that explains the significance of this threshold, so that end users understand its role in the audio analysis.

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OrcanodeMonitor/Pages/SpectralDensity.cshtml (3)

11-11: Ensure compatibility with Chart.js 4.4.1.
Upgrading to a newer major version might introduce breaking changes in configuration or styling. Please validate the chart functionality thoroughly across different browsers to ensure no regressions.


17-17: Switching the chart type from 'bar' to 'line' appears logical.
Line charts typically provide clearer trend visualization for continuous data like audio frequency magnitudes. This update should help convey changes over frequency more intuitively.


21-28: Dataset label and color choice look good.
The first dataset for "Last Sample" is clearly distinguishable using both background and border colors. Make sure the data aligns correctly following the shift from bar to line, especially if any older chart configuration was reliant on bar-specific options.

OrcanodeMonitor/Pages/SpectralDensity.cshtml.cs (1)

31-32: New public properties for silence/noise magnitudes are well designed.
Exposing these properties provides a straightforward way to retrieve threshold information. If these thresholds ever need dynamic updates, make sure they're consistent with caching or environment variable reload requirements.

OrcanodeMonitor/Core/FfmpegCoreAnalyzer.cs (2)

Line range hint 77-87: Publicizing 'MaxSilenceMagnitude' broadens accessibility.
Allowing external code to read this threshold can help in additional analysis workflows. Confirm if there's any scenario where a shared global threshold might require further locking or concurrency safeguards if it's changed at runtime.


Line range hint 89-99: Publicizing 'MinNoiseMagnitude' for better external usage.
Similar to MaxSilenceMagnitude, confirm if the environment variable updates need to be polled or reloaded. Otherwise, the property is straightforward and matches naming conventions consistently.

Signed-off-by: Dave Thaler <[email protected]>
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