20020618: request for BREF24.ET

>From: Tom Whittaker <address@hidden>
>Organization: SSEC/CIMSS
>Keywords: 200206181745.g5IHj0605982 McIDAS BREF24.ET

Tom,

>Would you kindly send me a listing of this table

Here is the listing:

EU TABLE BREF24
 Brightness  Blue      Green      Red
  min max   min max   min max   min max
  --- ---   --- ---   --- ---   --- ---
    0   2     0   0     0   0     0   0
    3  85     2 128     0   0     0   0
   86  96   240 240   240 240     0   0
   97 107   144 144   144 144     0   0
  108 119    80  80   224 224   128 128
  120 130    64  64   184 184   100 100
  131 141    48  48   144 144    72  72
  142 153    32  32   104 104    44  44
  154 164    16  16    64  64    16  16
  165 175    16  16   192 192   240 240
  176 187    32  32   128 128   240 240
  188 198    32  32    16  16   240 240
  199 209     0   0     0   0   144 144
  210 221   128 128    32  32   176 176
  222 232   160 160    64  64   202 202
  233 243   255 255   255 255   255 255
  244 255   224 224   128 128   255 255
EU: Done

>(or the table itself,
>since we'll be using McIDAS to make the images)?

You can grab the table using from the pub/mcidas/data directory
of anonymous FTP on our FTP server, ftp.unidata.ucar.edu.

>We're planning on
>using the 1KM NOR products as part of the collaboration activities for
>the CRYSTAL-FACE experiment next month.

I feel obligated to send along:

Disclaimer. The composite radar images in the IDD FNEXRAD datastream
are experimental. They are generated and maintained within a research
environment at the Unidata Program Center and are not intended to be
considered operational.  Timeliness, availability, and accuracy are
sought but not guaranteed.

The composite radar images available through the set of cooperating
Unidata site servers is, of course, just these images, so the disclaimer
applies to them also.

>Thanks!

Later...

Tom

>From address@hidden Tue Jun 18 12:34:00 2002
>Subject: Re: 20020618: request for BREF24.ET 

Hey Tom...

Thanks for the info!  I just sent it along to Wayne (we're using his AIX
machine to do all the McIDAS-gathering and GIF preparations again).

I think the collaboration idea for the weather folks will be good.  We
had one set up for IHOP, but I don't think anyone used it.  For CRYSTAL,
two of our scientists are quite used to it, and already had a 'dress
rehersal'.

Anyway, it looked like your composites were going to be the best thing
to use for overlays, but we'll let the scientists judge.

Take care -- and thanks again!!

tom

p.s. Yea, I read the disclaimer on the web page (had to squint, though
;-) -- I figure it's no worse than getting the single radars from here
though...

--
Tom Whittaker
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Space Science and Engineering Center
Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies
Telephone/VoiceMail:  608.262.2759