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[Support #JQR-685082]: LDM and the Antarctic IDD.

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  • Subject: [Support #JQR-685082]: LDM and the Antarctic IDD.
  • Date: Wed, 24 May 2006 11:19:09 -0600
Hi Kathie,

re:
> Matthew Lazzara recommended I contact you.

Very good.

> I manage the meteorology
> programs at both Palmer and South Pole stations and it has been
> suggested that we get the data from these locations in the IDD.  I am
> not at all familiar with LDM or the steps to take to accomplish this and
> am hoping you can advise me.

Yes, certainly.

> Currently, I'm working on my budget
> proposal for the NSF and would like to include the costs that would be
> associated with getting set up, perhaps at our Denver head quarters, to
> handle the IDD.

The costs are modest if the amount of data you want to move is modest
(which I think is the order of the day for Antarctica at the moment
given the network bandwidth that is available).  We are talking about
a commodity-class PC that should cost less than about $3000.

> Can you provide me with information that will help us
> get started and give me an idea of costs associated with this effort?
> Or, can you recommend another contact?

Are you looking for information on software installation and configuration,
or are you looking first for a "big picture" overview?

If you are looking to get started installting the LDM, please take a look
at the Unidata LDM HomePage to get an idea of what is required.  Start with
the Basics.

> Thank you very much for your help,

No worries.  I apologize for being brief, but I am currently at the AGU
meeting in Baltimore catching up on some email during lunch.

> Kathie A. Hill
> Science Support Meteorology Coordinator
> Raytheon Polar Services
> address@hidden
> direct: 720.568.2344
> fax: 303.792.9006


Cheers,

Tom
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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: JQR-685082
Department: Support IDD
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed