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Hi Chris, We will do all we can to fill in the gaps from Florida, either from Utah, U of A, or UCAR..Keep us posted and we will work with you. Cheers, -Jeff ____________________________ _____________________ Jeff Weber address@hidden Unidata Support PH:303-497-8676 COMET Case Study Library FX:303-497-8690 University Corp for Atmospheric Research 3300 Mitchell Ln http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/staff/jweber Boulder,Co 80307-3000 ________________________________________ ______________________ On Mon, 14 Oct 2002, Unidata Support wrote: > > Subject:20021013:rescott network access for weather data > Reply-to: Chris Herbster <address@hidden> > -------- > > ------- Forwarded Message > > >To: Ernst Schuppe <address@hidden> > >cc: Brent Ellzey <address@hidden>, > >cc: Jim Kress <address@hidden>, > >cc: "creechd@erau. edu" <address@hidden>, > >cc: Cindy Bixler <address@hidden>, > >cc: Curtis James <address@hidden>, > >cc: Mark Sinclair <address@hidden>, > >cc: Unidata Support <address@hidden> > >From: Chris Herbster <address@hidden> > >Subject: Re: Prescott network access for weather data > >Organization: Embry-Riddle University > >Keywords: 200210141451.g9EEpO100716 > > Ernst (et al.), > > Curtis James and I had hoped to open the faucet between campuses this > past summer, but with all that has gone on in each of our worlds we > never got to that point. We are basically poised to try, I think. > > On this end we will be accepting delivery of our satellite (NOAAPORT) > data feed (i.e. have things installed). This is scheduled to happen on > Oct 30/31.(!!) > > I'm not ready to make any tests of changes to the way we are doing > things until after that event passes. I have other changes that I need > to make on this end to get ready for the new system (i.e. fire hose of > data). > > Let's work for some kind of scheduled tests for November (if possible), > but with an understanding that our teaching loads may interfere with > this plan. > > In the meanwhile, Curtis and Mark, please put together your minimum > product list. We are getting a two channel system. One channel is the > NWSTG (National Weather Service telecom. gateway) and is all the text, > observations, model, radar and any other non-satellite data types. The > second channel we'll be getting is the "GOES-East" channel, which I > understand also has a limited selection of GOES-West images. > > It is also possible for the Prescott campus to get data either from us, > or a topologically closer (on the Internet) feed from the traditional > Unidata IDD (Internet Data Delivery) system. (This is how we've been > doing business up to our getting the NOAAPORT.) One possible solution > might be Utah or another "big" provider in the IDD. We could still > provide things that they can't get elsewhere. > > We are getting (different types of) data from a couple of different > upstream sources using the IDD. > > Hopefully this will give you time to work out problems without us, and > us time to estimate what the data load will be. > > In addition to Curtis and Mark at Prescott, I've included the Support > alias at Unidata as they might have some suggestions for IDD feed > sources given your new bandwidth capabilities out in Az. > > We'll work on the details and get back to you as soon as we can. > > > Cheers all, > > Chris H. > > > Ernst Schuppe wrote: > > > Chris, > > > > We moved all Prescott network traffic off the 256K frame circuit this > > morning. We consider this phase of the process a test phase. Prescott has > > installed a 9Mb/s fractional DS3. If I recall correctly, you had the desire > > to run some preliminary tests with Prescott transfering weather data. > > Since I need the blessing of Brent Ellzey (Prescott's network engineer who > > is cc'd here), I'd like to ask you to review your short and long term goals > > for all the interested parties. Any estimates of traffic loads would also > > be appreciated, along with any specific IP addresses that will be involved > > at both ends. > > > > thanks > > Ernst > > > ------- End of Forwarded Message > >