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20040426: LDM Server connection for CRAFT data

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  • Subject: 20040426: LDM Server connection for CRAFT data
  • Date: Mon, 26 Apr 2004 16:25:58 -0600
>From: ygcho <address@hidden>
>Organization: CSU/ECE
>Keywords: 200404082109.i38L9vCT021391 IDD CRAFT

Yoong-Goog,

Hi Yoong-Goog,

>I really appreciate your kind reply the other day.

No worries.

>I am Yoong-Goog Cho from the Dept. of ECE at Colorado State University working
>with Professor Dr. Chandrasekar.
>
>We have been interested in operating CSU-CHILL radar (located at Greely, 
>CO)coupled with Cheyenne and Dever NEXRADs, which is a kind of multiple radar 
>operation project related to LEAD - ITR program.

Mohan explained the objectives of your project on Friday.

>In the reply from you on April 15, I remember that "thelma.ucar.edu" is 
>providing the NEXRAD level 2 data.
>Even though we have not experienced any specific difficulites in receiving the
>data from the Dept. of Atmospheric Science, we would like to directly receive 
>the data from the "Thelma" considering the low latency and data stream 
>stability.
>    
>We have already talked to Dr Mohan  about this.
>I would really appreciate it if I can get your reply.

OK.  Please provide us with the fully qualified hostname for the
machine you want to setup to request CRAFT data.  I will allow
that machine to request data from thelma as soon as I have verified
that it has DNS service that allows for both forward and reverse
name lookups (name -> IP and IP -> name).

>Regards,
>Yoong-Goog Cho
>CC: Dr. Chandrasekar

Cheers,

Tom
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