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Bernard, Here is a brief description of archive and our method for filling requests: The COMET Data Archive was established in Nov 96 to support development of case studies for the COMET classroom, module development, and the COMET Case Study Library. We also fill requests from NWS offices to support local training and research. Please email requests to: address@hidden Requests go to Dolores Kiessling and Liz Page and are normally filled within 1-2 days. We either make the data available on our anonymous ftp site, or we send large orders by FedEx on 8mm tape. To access the data from our anonymous ftp site: ftp casedata.comet.ucar.edu login: anonymous password: your_email cd pub/your_firstname mget * bye If you have any questions, please let me know. Liz __________________________ Elizabeth Mulvihill Page address@hidden NWS/OM Case Study Meteorologist UCAR/COMET, PO Box 3000 (303) 497 - 8369 Boulder, CO 80307-3000 FAX (303) 497 - 8491 On Tue, 21 Sep 1999, Jeff Weber wrote: > >Date:19990921 > >Organization:NOAA > >Keywords:Archive > > Hi Bernard, > > I am more the contact for case study issues. > > Elizabeth Page at COMET is a more direct contact for archive data > requests. > > Her e-mail is: > > address@hidden > > I will forward this this message to her as well. > > Jeff Weber > Unidata/COMET Case Studies > University Corporation for Atmospheric Research > > address@hidden > PH:303-497-8676 > URL--http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/staff/jweber > > On 20 Sep 1999, Bernard Meisner wrote: > > > > > Hi Jeff! > > > > We sometimes receive requests from our SOOs or field forecasters for > > archived model output, staellite/radar imagery, observations, etc. for > > research projects. I'm writing a "SOO/DOH Letter" that will cover all > > the various sources of such information. > > > > Are you the appropriate person at COMET for the SOOs to contact for > > data requests? > > > > Can you please remind me again exactly what data and model output > > files you have available, and for what time period do you retain the > > files? > > > > Thanks! > > > > Bernard N. Meisner > > Scientific Services Division > > NWS Southern Region > > (817) 978-2671 > > > > >