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Re: thelma feed

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  • Subject: Re: thelma feed
  • Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2003 13:29:37 -0700 (MST)
Hi Nancy, 

This is all good, I do not suspect a corrupt queue, otherwise you would
not be seeing any data..We have gotten some 18Z sat imagery so I know it
is out there. 

Are your latencies improved coming from thelma than from the nimbus feed?

I think you will see improved performance from nimbus as well with the
request seperation.

Lets keep feeding from thelma for awhile and see if things calm down and
your latencies inprove..sometimes bringing the ldm up and down can slow
the queue process, so if we let the ldm get to a stable state..a few
hours..we can properly diagnose..

Please keep me posted, we should have this cleared up by end of day..

Cheers,

-Jeff
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On Wed, 26 Feb 2003, Nancy Selover wrote:

> Jeff,
>   It appears that the 3 separate lines are working.  I got the 18Z surface
> data from Metar, and I got one RUC 1700 Z model update.  I haven't gotten
> the 1715 or 1815 satellite imagery, although the notify me says I can get
> MCIDAS.  Could it be a problem with my queue.  I would think I would get
> whatever is most recent within an hour.  Also, my log file looks better, it
> is continuous.  Before it just exited and that was it.
> 
> Nancy
>