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Re: IDD Connection Request

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  • Subject: Re: IDD Connection Request
  • Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 15:48:06 -0700 (MST)
Hi Rob,

Sounds like a plan..

I will obtain an upstream feed and begin sending:

DDSPLUS|IDS|CONDUIT

your way...

FYI..CONDUIT is a HIGH volume feed..~1GB/hour

You may want to be selective in the models/products you request in the
CONDUIT feed. What is your intended desire for use with the hi-res NCEP
model output (CONDUIT)?...maybe we can help in this area.

Cheers,

Jeff
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On Tue, 16 Nov 2004, Rob Cermak wrote:

> Institution Name: University of Alaska Fairbanks, School of Fisheries and
>                                                   Ocean Sciences
> LDM Administrator:
>   Name: Rob Cermak
>   Phone: 907-474-7092
>   Email: address@hidden
>
> FQHN: daved.ims.uaf.edu -- 137.229.40.226
>
> Feedtypes: DDSPLUS|IDS|CONDUIT
>
> Within the next year, we will combine the two machines and then feed GI
> later with HRS|FNMOC.  For now, since we are testing the waters, rather
> not upset the current IDD structure and remain at the end points until
> we get a solid single machine up and running.
>
> Thanks much! Rob
>
>