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20040105: Network connection for Nexrad data

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  • Subject: 20040105: Network connection for Nexrad data
  • Date: Thu, 08 Jan 2004 08:31:02 -0700
>From: "Jy S. Wu" <address@hidden>
>Organization: UNCC
>Keywords: 200401051409.i05E9Gp2008593 LDM IDD NEXRAD Level II

Jy,

>Upon conversatoins with Tim Crum and Linda Miller, It was suggested that I
>should initiate this official request to be the contact from the
>University of North Carolina at Charlotte, in order for me to receive
>Nexrad level II data, in real time mode, from several radar stations in
>our area.

To become the official contact at UNCC for Internet Data Distribution
(IDD) issues (like receiving various feeds using the Unidata LDM), you
should first register as a Unidata participant through our web portal,
my.unidata.ucar.edu.

>Mr. Crum informed me that instructions for data
>stream/structure will be availabe within the next two months or so.
>However, upon your approval of my registration as university member of
>Unidata, I would greatly appreciate your follow-up assistance for LDM and
>other applications.

We are ready to help you with the various packages that we support.
The form of our support is for you to read our web pages; decided which
package(s) you want; read the online material related to installing
them; and then, if necessary, ask us questions about what problems
you may have had or things that were not clear.

>We have currently completed an evaluation study of historic level II data
>for two North Carolina cities.  We hope to move on with real time data
>applications.

The Level II data will be flowing through the country very soon.  The
first thing you should investigate to get ready for a realtime feed
is the Unidata LDM web pages at:

http://my.unidata.ucar.edu/content/software/ldm

>Thanks.

Also, since you are new to Unidata, I want to take this opportunity to
welcome you to the community.

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you send.

Cheers,

>Jy
>____________________________________________
>Jy S. Wu, Ph.D, P.E., P.H.
>Professor and Graduate Director
>Department of Civil Engineering
>University of North Carolina at Charlotte
>Charlotte, NC 28223, USA
>704-687-4178   address@hidden
>-------------------------------------------

Tom Yoksas