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20040507: 20040506: Compile McIDAS-X 2003 (cont.)



>From: Eirh-Yu Hsie <address@hidden>
>Organization: CU/CIRES
>Keywords: 200405061548.i46Fm1tK006094 McIDAS 2003 build

Hi Hsie,

>I am using the new way in my linux server.  But the files are still stored in 
>AREAxxxx files.
>
>rainbow:[119]% route.k LIST
>S Pd         Description         Range       Last      Received  Post Process 
> C
>- -- ------------------------- --------- ------------ ---------- -------------
>  CA Cloud Top Pressure        1100-1109 AREA1106     04066 2100     none    3
>  CB Precipitable Water        1110-1119 AREA1119     04066 2031     none    3
>  CC Sea Sfc. Temperature      1120-1129 AREA1120        none        none    3
>  CD Lifted Index              1130-1139 AREA1130     04066 2033     none    3
>  CE CAPE                      1140-1149 AREA1145     04066 2034     none    3
>  CF Ozone                     1150-1159 AREA1151     04068  450     none    3
>  CG NH Wildfire ABBA          1190-1199 AREA1199     04063 1921 WFABBA.BAT  3
>  CH SH Wildfire ABBA          1200-1209 AREA1209     04063 1922 WFABBA.BAT  3
>  CI GOES-E/W IR Composite       80-89   AREA0086     04127 2041     none    3
>  CV GOES-E/W VIS Composite      90-99   AREA0097     04127 2041     none    3
>  CW GOES-E/W H2O Composite      70-79   AREA0071     04127 2041     none    3
>  LD NLDN Lightning Flashes      71-71       none        none        none    3
>s MA Surface MD data            default      none        none    SFC.BAT     3
>  N1 GOES-East IR/TOPO Composi  220-229  AREA0227     04127 2025     none    3
>  N2 GOES-East VIS/TOPO Compos  230-239  AREA0230     04127 2026     none    3
>  N3 GOES-West IR/TOPO Composi  240-249  AREA0249     04127 2041     none    3
>  N4 GOES-West VIS/TOPO Compos  250-259  AREA0256     04127 2041     none    3
>  N5 MDR/TOPO Composite         260-269  AREA0266     04127 2005     none    3
>  N6 Mollweide IR/TOPO Composi  270-279  AREA0270     04127 1930     none    3
>  N7 GOES-E/W IR/TOPO Composit  280-289  AREA0289     04127 2041     none    3
>  N8 GOES-E/W VIS/TOPO Composi  290-299  AREA0290     04127 2041     none    3
>  NF Global Initialization Gri  101-110  GRID0109     04127 1834 GLOBAL.BAT  1
>  NG Early Domestic  Products     1-10   GRID0009     04127 1530 ADDGRID.BAT 1
 ...
>  U1 Antarctic IR Composite     190-199  AREA0195     04128 1505     none    3
>  U2 FSL2 hourly wind profiler  default  MDXX0088        none        none    3
>  U3 Manually Digitized Radar   200-209  AREA0200     04128 1505 MDR.BAT     3
>  U5 GOES-West US IR Band 4     130-139  AREA0132     04128 1514 GW-IR.BAT   3
>  U6 FSL2 6-minute Wind profil  default  MDXX0098        none        none    3
>  U7 GOES-West US 3.9 um IR    1240-1249 AREA1246     04128 1514 GW-39.BAT   3
>  U8 GOES-West US 12.0 um IR   1250-1259 AREA1258     04128 1514 GW-12.BAT   3
>  U9 GOES-West US Visible       120-129  AREA0123     04128 1514 GW-VIS.BAT  3
>  UA Educational Floater I      160-169  AREA0163     04128 1436     none    3
>  UB GOES-West US Water Vapor   170-179  AREA0176     04128 1514 GW-WV.BAT   3
>  UC Educational Floater II      60-69   AREA0069     04128 1437     none    3
>  UD GOES-East US 3.9 um IR    1220-1229 AREA1221     04128 1530 GE-39.BAT   3
>  UE GOES-East US 13.3 um CO2  1230-1239 AREA1231     04128 1530 GE-13.BAT   3
>  UI GOES-East US IR Band 4     150-159  AREA0153     04128 1530 GE-IR.BAT   3
>  UR Research Floater           180-189      none        none        none    3
>  US Undecoded SAO Data         default      none        none        none    1
>  UV GOES-East US Visible       140-149  AREA0144     04128 1530 GE-VIS.BAT  3
>  UW GOES-East US Water Vapor   210-219  AREA0217     04128 1530 GE-WV.BAT   3
>  UX Mollweide Composite IR     100-109  AREA0104     04128 1330 MOLL.BAT    3
>  UY Mollweide Composite H2O    110-119  AREA0111     04128 1335     none    3
>route.k: Done
>rainbow:[120]% 

I just logged on rainbow and see that you are decoding the data in both
the 'old' and 'new' ways:

pqact.conf action for all Unidata-Wisconsin images in 'old' way:

MCIDAS  ^pnga2area Q. (..) (.*) (.*) (.*) (.*) (........) (....)
        PIPE    -close
        pnga2area -vl logs/ldm-mcidas.log
        -a decoder/etc/SATANNOT
        -b decoder/etc/SATBAND
        -d data/mcidas -r \1,\2

a couple of the pqact.conf actions for specific UW images in the 'new' way:

# Vis (0.65 um)
MCIDAS  ^pnga2area Q. (U[^ACXY13]) (.*) (.*)_IMG (0.65)um (.*) (........) (....)
        PIPE    -close
        pnga2area -vl logs/ldm-mcidas.log
        -a decoder/etc/SATANNOT
        -b decoder/etc/SATBAND
        data/sat/mcidas/\3/\5/VIS/VIS_\6_\7

# Short IR (3.9 um)
MCIDAS  ^pnga2area Q. (U[^ACXY13]) (.*) (.*)_IMG (3.9)um (.*) (........) (....)
        PIPE    -close
        pnga2area -vl logs/ldm-mcidas.log
        -a decoder/etc/SATANNOT
        -b decoder/etc/SATBAND
        data/sat/mcidas/\3/\5/\4/\4_\6_\7

# WV (6.[58] um)
MCIDAS  ^pnga2area Q. (U[^ACXY13]) (.*) (.*)_IMG (6..)um (.*) (........) (....)
        PIPE    -close
        pnga2area -vl logs/ldm-mcidas.log
        -a decoder/etc/SATANNOT
        -b decoder/etc/SATBAND
        data/sat/mcidas/\3/\5/WV/WV_\6_\7
 ...

So, the 'old' action creates AREAnnnn files in ~ldm/data/mcidas.

The 'new' actions create image files in AREA format but named differently
in subdirectories of ~ldm/data/sat/mcidas.

You may want to turn off the 'old' way of decoding images.  If you
decide to do this, however, you have to remember that the composite
images created by ones received in the UNIWISC (aka MCIDAS) IDD stream
will no longer be created.  The reason for this is that the ROUTE
PostProcess BATCH technique relies on use of information in the McIDAS
routing table, ROUTE.SYS.  The ldm-mcidas decoder 'pnga2area' is told
to use the routing table by the '-r \1,\2' flag.  So, only the 'old'
way of decoding images will result in the creation of composites on
your system.  This is a problem that I have grappled with on and off
for the past one and a half years.

Cheers,

Tom
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