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Hi, re: > I did all the steps and I have a preset effective radius enhancement that > Dan Lindsey used which is show on research 9 image. However, I am not > clearing seeing the effective radius being over-layed by the visible > satellite image. I never sent you the IMGOLAY command that would do the image combination. What did you use to combine the visible satellite and effective radius images? re: > The enhancement used was CLW2.ET IMAGE which I used the > *EU REST CLW2 command after I did all those steps. OK. Please provide me with the listing of this enhancement. What I would like is the output of: EU LIST CLW2 re: > So my questions are > > 1) Why are the counties of MS and AL that we displayed before are not being > displayed on the research 9 image? What was your MAP invocation? By default, MAP does not draw county outlines. I sent you an example of a MAP invocation that would display the MS (Mississippi), AL (Alabama) and GA (Georgia) in a previous email. re: > 2) Why is the satellite image and effective radius image are not being > overlayed with the preset effective radius on the research 9 image? See above; I do not know what you used to combine the images, so I cannot comment on what you are or are not seeing. > *See my additional comments below.* re: > I'm not sure what you mean by "use FTP...". What do you want to do?* * Please ask your professor or, better yet, departmental computer system administrator how you can make the images I have requested available by FTP. re: > *Some additional commentary from the professor: > > The resulting images which you have produced with Dan Lindsey's > software. They represent composites of: > > 1. effective radius ice > 2. effective radius water > 3. 10.7 brightness temperature > > Each point on the image will correspond to one of the three quantities > depending on the brightness value at the point. > > He contacted Dan Lindsey to send me the "calibration" to convert > the brightness values in the image to these 3 quantities. > > This is what he came up with. > > Below are the effective radius ice and water calibrations, but I'm > having problems locating in the code how the 10.7 BT gets calculated. > > Reice= 7.4 + 44.26*((C-185.0)/70.0) > > Rewater= 1.39 + 123.4*((C-1.0)/79.0) > > C is the brightness count in both cases. Interesting. I don't see a question here... re: > But first let's resolve the 2 questions I ask first. See above. Cheers, Tom -- **************************************************************************** Unidata User Support UCAR Unidata Program (303) 497-8642 P.O. Box 3000 address@hidden Boulder, CO 80307 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unidata HomePage http://www.unidata.ucar.edu **************************************************************************** Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: BJT-176673 Department: Support McIDAS Priority: Normal Status: Closed