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Re: Missing GFS ...

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  • Subject: Re: Missing GFS ...
  • Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2005 13:36:27 -0600
In a previous message to me, you wrote: 

 >Thanks for the info, I don't see any errors in the log for those file, 
 >but I'll keep
 >looking around.  As of an hour ago, we've fallen back to the previous 
 >method of
 >gribinsert that was in place before Jan 4th.
 >
 >-Paula

Paula and Jerry,

Steve wrote of why this is happening yesterday:

 >The changes were implemented at NWS, but no improvement in
 >insertion timing appears to be the result, and the notices are
 >getting aged out. This probably leads to the conclusion that
 >the previous method of serial insertion, as existed in December
 >when the .5 degree GFS products were added, is the best solution
 >until an optimal solution can be arrived at. The downside here is
 >that the data backlog at the remote server was aproaching 90 minutes
 >between what you saw on the ftp server and what when it was inserted
 >into the LDM queue.
 >
 >Steve Chiswell
 >Unidata User Support



Paula, thanks for reverting back to the old scheme. We'll keep you
posted on how things go starting with the 18 UTC run.

Pete


 >
 >Jerrold Robaidek wrote:
 >
 >>
 >> Hi,
 >>
 >> I know Steve and others are working on the problems, and it is much 
 >> appreciated.
 >>
 >> I thought I'd mention that there have been several forecast hours 
 >> missing from the 6 and 12 UTC 1-degree GFS runs coming in via CONDUIT.
 >>
 >> Notably the 54 hour and 48 hour forecasts from the 12Z.
 >>
 >> They are on the ftp site, but the ftp site has been becoming even 
 >> slower lately. (if that seems possible)
 >>
 >>
 >> Jerry
 >>
 >>
 >
 >


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