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Re: Raw Radar reports
- Subject: Re: Raw Radar reports
- Date: Thu, 27 Jul 2000 10:50:18 -0400
From what I see coming in over NOAAPORT, RCM data come in under the
header, "SDUS4." with the second line starting with RCM... (where the
... represents the 3-letter station ID.
MDR data is almost the same (e.g. "SDUS4.") but the second line is
"ROB...".
NIDS data over NOAAPORT comes in under headers, "SDUS5.", with the
second line looking like N0R... (where NV1 could also be replaced by any
of the other six product types).
If anyone has the "SDUS5." turned on in their pqact.conf file and gets a
full NOAAPORT feed, they will be deluged with data
Jim
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"David J. Knight" wrote:
>
> I'm only interested in the RCM data for gempak radar
> summary plots. I got this pattern from
> http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/packages/gempak/examples/gprcm
> Actually they get 4[0-6], I'm not sure why mine
> is different now (I hope I'm not missing any).
> I like to have my patterns as tight as possible,
> but your pattern should also elimate the NIDS
> *I think* - not an expert in this area...
>
> David
> >
> >
> > On Thu, 27 Jul 2000, David J. Knight wrote:
> >
> > > Your pattern will also match SDUS97 which I think are the
> > > experimental NIDS products.
> > > You might change it to
> > > WMO ^SDUS(4[1-6])
> >
> > But wouldn't this exclude all the SDUS5x and SDUS8x products, of which
> > there are a lot? Wouldn't something like
> >
> > WMO ^SDUS[1-9][1-6]
> >
> > exclude just the SDUS97 products?
> >
> > Tom
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> >