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>From: "Paul L. Sirvatka" <address@hidden> >Organization: COD >Keywords: 200301132246.h0DMkDx08825 LDM NIMAGE regular expression Paul, re: >> If you have enough bandwidth into your site, you should probably consider >> getting the files with the LDM. If not, don't. >This is referring to getting the satellite images off of LDM. Right. >I talked >with Gilbert and he said that there is too mauch coming in via noaaport >for us to get this. Is Gilbert's comment informed by knowledge of your pipe to the internet, or is it a general warning about the volume of data in NOAAPORT channel's 1 and 2? >Is there any way to get GOES east and west 1km vis >images only? Yes. >If so, how do we set that up? You setup an LDM request line that specifies that you only want the 1 km VIS images. The headers for the GOES-East and -West VIS sectors contained in the NIMAGE IDD stream look like: sat/ch1/GOES-8/VIS/20030113 2215/EAST-CONUS/1km/ TIGE01 KNES 13221 sat/ch2/GOES-10/VIS/20030113 2200/WEST-CONUS/1km/ TIGW01 KNES 132200 There are a variety of regular expressions that would match these patterns, here is one: request "*VIS*CONUS" server.name.edu Since I already setup you up for NIMAGE data from UNL, your request line would look like: request "VIS.*CONUS" papagayo.unl.edu You can test this and other kinds of patterns for feed subsection by running the LDM application 'notifyme' while pointing to your upstream server: <login as 'ldm'> notifyme -vxl- -f NIMAGE -o 3600 -h papagayo.unl.edu -p "VIS.*CONUS" >Were you able to get into climate? I am able to get onto climate, but I have not had the time yet; sorry. Tom