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[McIDAS #ECE-924432]: Creating and populating a local ADDE server
- Subject: [McIDAS #ECE-924432]: Creating and populating a local ADDE server
- Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2013 10:26:41 -0600
Hi Kevin,
Status update:
- I logged into derecho and changed the ~mcidas/.cshrc setup to source
the ~mcidas/admin/mcidas_env.csh file on login
This sets all environment variables needed by 'mcidas'
- just to make sure of the viability of the McIDAS build, after
modifying ~mcidas/.chsrc, I logged off, logged back on and
then rebuilt/reinstalled McIDAS-X/-XCD:
<as 'mcidas'>
cd ~mcidas
-- modify .cshrc
-- log off and then log back on
cd ~mcidas/mcidas2009/src
make clobber
make all
make install.all
I turned my attention to the LDM setup. Since the installation I found
was non-standard, I took the liberty of redoing the installation. This
involved:
<as 'ldm'>
cd ~ldm
ldmadmin stop
rm -rf runtime
ln -s /der2/ldm/data data
ln -s /der2/ldm/data/logs logs
mkdir etc
cp ldm-6.11.4/etc/* etc
cd ~/ldm-6.11.4/src
make install
<as 'root'>
-- make sure that the syslog settings in /etc/rsyslog.conf were
correct; I made a small change
<back as 'ldm'>
cd ~ldm
mkdir decoders util <- I think that the decoders subdirectory already
existed; util did not
-- I modified ~ldm/etc/registry.xml so that the LDM would find/locate
things through the ~ldm/data and ~ldm/logs links that I setup
These modifications makes the LDM-6.10+ setup look/act the same
as pre-LDM-6.10+ installations. This simply makes life easier
for long term LDM users like me.
After tweaking the LDM installation setup, I turned my attention
back to the McIDAS setup.
- I ran the McIDAS configuration script 'mcxconfig' to setup
LDM configuration files
I know that you already did this, but I wanted to make sure
that everything was up to date.
<as 'mcidas'>
cd $MCDATA
mv MDXX* /der2/ldm/data/mcidas
mcxconfig
- part of this setup is to define the McIDAS string XCDDATA to point
at the directory where McIDAS-XCD decoded stuff will be written/read
'mcxconfig' asks what XCDDATA should be defined as if it does not
already exist. Since it didn't, I defined it to be:
/der2/ldm/data/mcidas
- I setup the LDM configuration files for McIDAS decoding to be able
to process:
IDS|DDPLUS
HRS
UNIWISC
FNEXRAD
NIMAGE
LIGHTNING
-- turn the LDM back on
<as 'ldm'>
-- slightly modify the REQUEST line in ~ldm/etc/ldmd.conf to ask for
more than the WMO feed:
REQUEST FNEXRAD|NIMAGE|UNIDATA ".*" cascade
I don't know if cascade has the FNEXRAD data; I do know that it has
the UNIWISC (aka MCIDAS) data.
ldmadmin start
I next turned my attention to remote ADDE access.
<as 'root'>
-- modify /etc/xinetd.d/mcidas and change the -H reference from /home/mcadde
to /home/mcidas
service restart xinetd
Finally, I made sure that I could access McIDAS POINT data through
the remote ADDE interface on derecho:
<as 'mcidas'>
cd $MCDATA
dataloc.k LIST <- to review the setup I made when running 'mcxconfig'
% dsinfo.k POINT RTPTSRC
Dataset Names of Type: POINT in Group: RTPTSRC
Name NumPos Content
------------ ------ --------------------------------------
AIRCRAFT 10 Real-Time Aircraft data
GFSMOS 10 Real-Time GFS Model Output Statistics
LIGHTNING 10 Real-Time Lightning data
NAMMOS 10 Real-Time NAM Model Output Statistics
NLDNLGT 10 Real-Time Lightning NLDN data
PROF6MIN 10 Real-Time 6-Minute Profiler data
PROFHOURLY 10 Real-Time Hourly Profiler data
PTSRCS 120 All point data in MDXX files
SFCHOURLY 10 Real-Time SFC Hourly
SHIPBUOY 10 Real-Time Ship and Buoy data
SYNOPTIC 10 Real-Time SYNOPTIC data
UPPERMAND 10 Real-Time Upper Air (Mandatory)
UPPERSIG 10 Real-Time Upper Air (Significant)
USPLNLGT 10 Real-Time USPLN Lightning data
DSINFO -- done
sfclist.k KDEN
Day Time StCo Stn T Td Dir Spd Gus AltSet Vis Weather Ceil
hhmm id [F] [F] [ kts ] [mb] [mi]
---- ---- ---- ----- --- --- --- --- --- ------ ----- -------- -----
29 1553 COUS KDEN 70 23 220 12 17 1009.5 10.00
Number of reports = 1
sfclist.k: done
So, the remote ADDE server access is now setup on derecho. I am waiting
for new UNIWISC imagery to be ingested to make sure that it gets correctly
processed by the McIDAS setup in the LDM and gets served correctly.
I will continue to tweak things a bit IF needed (I think that things
are now setup).
The second part of your original question was how to configure the
IDV to get POINT data from the ADDE server on derecho. This is done
by adding derecho.atmos.albany.edu in the Server: entry for:
Data Choosers ->
Observations -> Point
Observations -> RAOB
I am a bit unsure how you tell the IDV the datasets to use; I will
need to check with Yuan when I get into the office.
More later...
Cheers,
Tom
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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: ECE-924432
Department: Support McIDAS
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed