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>From: wumeng <address@hidden> >Organization: University of Kansas >Keywords: 200011071603.eA7G3P420348 Meng Wu, >I am a graduate student in university of kansas >and we are using mcidas-x to receive unidata everyday. I believe that you mean you are using the LDM to ingest the Unidata-Wisconsin datastream (LDM feed type MCIDAS). If you mean something else, please let me know. >I have a question about the use of mcidas-x for GOES EAST imagery. >I can use the "astat" command for a statitcs above any area with latitude >and longitude limitation. However, I can not do the same thing for area >above Atlantic ocean with longitude and latitude limitation. >But it works if I use cursor to get the statitical information. Can you give me an example of exactly what you are trying to do? This would include the McIDAS commands and a listing of the header from the image (AREA file). >can you tell me how I can get the statistical information with the latitude >and longitude limitation. Or, are there some other ways I can extract the >brightness or temperature information for each pixle above atlantic ocean. When I understand what you have tried and the problems you have run into, I can, hopefully, provide the appropriate McIDAS commands to accomplish your goal. >Thank you very much!! > meng wu Tom Yoksas