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20000118: DDPLUS/HRS division

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  • Subject: 20000118: DDPLUS/HRS division
  • Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2000 13:48:23 -0700
Harry,

the SSEC code that runs the pqing processes assumes first that
NOAAport products tagged as "text" are DDPLUS|IDS and the rest are
HRS.

Unfortunately, that logic breaks sometimes since RCM, DCP and other products
with binary characters come under NOAAport "text" categories. So,
a separate exceptions file is used by the top level injection sites
for specifying headers which contain binary characters and need to
go to the pqing -f HRS, as pqing will barf on binary characters
otherwise.

The ingestion sites really need to better specify what
products are HRS. They are probably globally matching a certain
pattern.

This is one thing I have eliminated with the dirrect injection to LDM
queue which bypasses the old pqing program. Hopefully we can
migrate to better feedtypes soon.

I forwarded your question to Robb so that he might look at the
exceptions list patterns.

Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support




>From: Harry Edmon <address@hidden>
>Organization: .
>Keywords: 200001181737.KAA06317

>How is the NOAAPORT feed divided into HRS and DDPLUS?  I have found several
>local products that are being placed in HRS, and should be in DDPLUS:
>
>
>
>376 ^M
>SXUS46 KSEW 171741^M
>RECSEA^M
>WAZ018-025-171800-^M
>MOUNT RAINIER RECREATIONAL FORECAST^M
>NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SEATTLE WA^M
>10 AM PST MON JAN 17 2000^M
>^M
>.MONDAY...MOSTLY SUNNY. ^M
>.MONDAY NIGHT...FAIR.^M
>.TUESDAY...MOSTLY CLOUDY IN THE MORNING WITH A CHANCE OF RAIN OR ^M
>SNOW. BECOMING PARTLY CLOUDY IN THE AFTERNOON.^M
>.OUTLOOK FOR WEDNESDAY...RAIN OR SNOW AT TIMES.^M
>^M
>LOCATION  (ELEVATION)  TEMPERATURE (F)    WIND DIR  SPEED (MPH)^M
>^M
>SUMMIT      (14410)   MINUS 3                SW         30^M
>CAMP MUIR   (10000)        12                SW         20 ^M
>PARADISE     (5500)        23                S          15  ^M
>^M
>SNOW LEVEL NEAR 2000 FEET MONDAY RISING TO 3000 FEET MONDAY NIGHT ^M
>THEN FALLING TO 2500 FEET TUESDAY.^M
>$$^M
>^M
>^M
>^M
>
>
>^M^M
>^C^A^M
>382 ^M
>SXUS40 KNMW 171800^M
>95S M      /M      /M     /M  /M  /M      YAQUINA BAY^M
>85S CY05   /NE05   /M     /M  /49 /3020   SIUSLAW RIVER^M
>98S M      /M      /M     /M  /M  /M      UMPQUA RIVER^M
>P47 C10    /N12    /0406  /48 /41 /3012   CHETCO RIVER^M
>BT^M
>^M^M
>^C^A^M
>
>
>--
>Dr. Harry Edmon                        E-MAIL: address@hidden
>(206) 543-0547                 FAX:    (206) 543-0308
>Dept of Atmospheric Sciences
>University of Washington, Box 351640, Seattle, WA 98195-1640
>