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20001005: LDM help

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  • Subject: 20001005: LDM help
  • Date: Thu, 05 Oct 2000 13:06:54 -0600
Ward,

I verified that halo has rececieved MCIDAS imagery as of 19Z:

notifyme -v -l - -o 3600 -h halo.sci.ccny.cuny.edu
Oct 05 18:59:11 notifyme[5967097]:     6093 20001005180600.839  
MCIDAS 000  pnga2area Q1 U3 205 GRAPHICS UNKBAND 5km 20001005 1759

Oct 05 18:59:12 notifyme[5967097]:   131426 20001005181046.185  
MCIDAS 000  pnga2area Q1 U1 193 GOES-9_IMG UNKBAND 20km 20001005 1500

Oct 05 18:59:13 notifyme[5967097]:   128291 20001005181511.551  
MCIDAS 000  pnga2area Q0 CA 1100 GOES-10_SND UNKBAND 14km 20001005 1700

Oct 05 18:59:14 notifyme[5967097]:   157601 20001005181621.008  
MCIDAS 000  pnga2area Q1 UB 172 GOES-10_IMG 6.8um 8km 20001005 1800

You should see an 18Z GOES-10 water vapor image. Your data is backlogged
from restarting, but it appears to be arriving.
Tom is out of town attending the Policy Committee meeting in DC.
Let us know if you still don't see the image I mentioned above.

Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support


>From: Edward Hindman <address@hidden>
>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>Keywords: 200010051722.e95HM5108493

>Gentlemen:
>
>Halo quit receiving image data yesterday at 1500 GMT.  At 1440 GMT today, I 
>rebooted Halo and restarted the LDM and saw a data stream coming in.  
>However, I just checked the image files at 1700 GMT and do not see any 
>day 279 images.  This is all I know how to do on Halo to make things 
>work.  Could you please take a look at Halo ASAP (Tom Yoksas knows how to 
>get on).  I would like some real-time data for my class today which 
>starts at 1700 EDT (1500 MDT).
>
>Thank you
>
>Prof. Ward HIndman
>CCNY
>