20041109: IDD Connection Request

Rob,

There are several model grids that cover alaska in the data stream,

In the HRS:
The GFS thinned global, the northern hemispshere #201, Alaska #203 
The ETA Alaska Grid #242, #217, and #207
The NGM Alaska grid #207
The UKMET thined global

In the CONDUIT data stream:
GFS global #003 1x1 degree (#002 2.5x2.5 degree)
ETA Alaska #216

Other options also include the NOGAPS global model and depending
on the area, the CMC/GEM model both point/point feeds from
FNMOC and CMC respectively.

Whe then DVBS feed becomes operational, ETA and DGEX on NGRID
grid #242 will be available with more parameters/levels than currently
exist in HDS.

The old tried and true DDPLUS|IDS is still the source for metar, buoy and ship
reports.

Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support


>From: Rob Cermak <address@hidden>
>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>Keywords: 200411100019.iAA0JsvV004706

>Hi Jeff,
>
>I not sure how much has changed, I'm sort of an old hat at this.  It will 
>be a matter of sifting through the haystack again for the data we'd like 
>for Alaska. 
>
>The two primary pieces of data are:
>  metar, buoy and ship reports -> PPS|DDS|IDS? -> NTEXT
>  grib model output that may cover alaska -> HDS -> NGRID 
>
>We may need to change feeds again in the future.   
>
>All this is in preparation to begin data collection for the AOOS Alaska
>Ocean Observing System -- www.aoos.org.  
>
>Thanks,
>Rob
>
>> What data feeds do you think you may desire?
>> 
>> Please see:
>> 
>> http://my.unidata.ucar.edu/content/software/ldm/ldm-6.0.14/basics/feedtypes/
> index.html
>> 
>> I suspect we will feed you from UAF/GI but will wait to see what data you
>> desire.
>
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