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20040617: IDD - Redhat Linux 9.0 - FNEXRAD datastream

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  • Subject: 20040617: IDD - Redhat Linux 9.0 - FNEXRAD datastream
  • Date: Thu, 17 Jun 2004 17:15:41 -0600
>From: Unidata Support <address@hidden>
>Organization: Non-Profit
>Keywords: 200406172243.i5HMhlxn008717 IDD

Robert,

Oops.  Please ignore my first reply.  The FNEXRAD datastream contains
gridded output from GDRADR.

The FNEXRAD product headers for the two products send out this way
look like:

radar_mosaic_national !grib/unidata/1/#255/200406172242/F000/N0R/sfc!
radar_mosaic_regional_ict !grib/unidata/2/#255/200406172256/F000/N0R/sfc!

The firstis for a US national composite created by GDRADR; the second
is for the regional (floater) composite.

Sorry for the incorrect first answer...

Tom

>>Institution: Non-Profit
>>Package Version: N/A
>>Operating System: Redhat Linux 9.0
>>Hardware Information: Athlon XP +2800, 256MB DDR, Dual Video

>>Inquiry: I was wondering if gridded nexrad datasets (created with GDRADR)
>>were available on any IDD datastream?
>
>No, sorry.
>
>>Thanks!
>
>No worries.
>
>Tom Yoksas
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