CORIOLIX 3.x brings a host of API changes...one of which breaks the current sealog integration script.
From Jasmine:
Yes, we just updated CORIOLIX to version 3.0.1 on Sikuliaq. The update includes substantial changes (improvements) to the API. Details about the CORIOLIX REST API can be found in two places:
- From the CORIOLIX website main menu under “Data > REST API Access”
https://coriolix.sikuliaq.alaska.edu/data/access/restapi/
- From the Swagger UI:
https://coriolix.sikuliaq.alaska.edu/api/schema/swagger-ui/
We have implemented the use of “primary” parameters, so if you are seeking latitude/longitude data (and don’t care which specific sensor it’s from), I would recommend using an endpoint like “/api/data/fullres/primary/latitude_degrees/?date_after=2026-04-17T12:00:00.000Z&date_before=2026-04-17T12:00:10.000Z
If you only need the most recent value (not a time interval), I would recommend using the /api/last_obs/ endpoint.
If one-minute resolution data suffices, you could also use the most recent one-minute binned data value (they are spot values in the case of lat/lon data).
We are slowly rolling out version 3 to all CORIOLIX installations.
Also – FYI – we have a support email address (coriolix_support@oregonstate.edu) that reaches all three of us (Chris, Tristan and myself).
CORIOLIX 3.x brings a host of API changes...one of which breaks the current sealog integration script.
From Jasmine: