20040805: MSG-1 through ADDE

>From: "Valentijn Venus" <address@hidden>
>Organization: ?
>Keywords: 200408050006.i7506ZaW006360

Hi Valentijn,

Please forgive me for not getting to your inquiry quicker.  I am in the
middle of preparing abstracts for the American Meteorological Society
meeting that will be held this coming January in San Diego, CA.  The
deadline for the abstacts was this last Monday, but it was (luckily)
extended to next Monday, August 9.  I am involved not only in developing
my own abstract, but also in working with two community members with
which I am a coauthor (one in Brazil, the other in Texas).

I will get to your question as soon as I can get the AMS work off of
my high priority list of things to do.

Cheers,

Tom

>untill recently i wasn't a member of the mcidas-x mailing list. Below you'll
>find my message again...

>Cheers,
> 
>Valentijn
>
>________________________________
>
>From: Valentijn Venus
>Sent: Wed 8/4/2004 23:36
>To: address@hidden
>Cc: address@hidden; address@hidden
>Subject: MSG-1 through ADDE
>
>
>Hello Tom,
>     
>If i understood well the 2004 McIDAS upgrade will read the raw, transmitted ME
> TEOSAT 8 files. These we receive from EUMETSAT by a satellite dish mounted on
>  the top of our roof. The server runs on a  Windows XP OS and stores the segm
> ented files received through a DVB system on a shared drive. since i won't be
>  able to participate in this years Workshop, i'm looking for some documentati
> on/guidance on how to set up an ADDE server for MSG-1 for internal research/e
> ducational use. I could send you some sample files if that helps... I also ca
> me across a message in the archive that mentioned a way to calculate satellit
> e and sun angles for METEOSAT data (by Miguel Angel). I would very much appre
> ciate it for some radiative transfer modelling.... 
> 
>Also an updated DATALOC listing (ADDELIST.TXT) would be very welcome. 
> 
>Valentijn 
>
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