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>From: "Batson, Bryan" <address@hidden> >Organization: JSFC >Keywords: 200208071940.g77JekK02542 McIDAS-X FRNTDISP Bryan, >We've noticed lately that FRNTDISP has an interesting habit of drawing a >trof line (dashed yellow) roughly north-south along 75 degrees west on GOES >images remapped to polar stereographic projections. This does not appear on >"native" GOES projections. > >Could this be a bug? I noticed this for the first time during the McIDAS workshop that I was conducting last week. I just plotting current fronts on top of the Super National East/West GOES composite available in NOAAPORT (in GINI format) and did not see the problem (this time). It appears, therefore, that the problem is sporadic. I added it to the list of bugs that needs attending to. Thanks for letting me know about the problem... Tom >From address@hidden Tue Aug 13 14:30:45 2002 No problemo. Thanks, Bryan