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[McIDAS #YGF-361048]: GOES R calibration
- Subject: [McIDAS #YGF-361048]: GOES R calibration
- Date: Tue, 21 Nov 2017 09:49:03 -0700
Hi Ioan,
re:
> Tom, I have successfully used McIDAS V to fetch GOESR data from lead
> server. I am still working on the issue, it is strange because the client
> starts downloading the data and gets the error after downloading for some
> time.
In order to help troubleshoot what is going on, we could coordinate a test
where you turned server tracing on (TRACE=1 in McIDAS-X). This will cause
a log file to be written on the server that I could then examine to see
if anything obvious jumps out.
By the way, yesterday afternoon I installed an updated version of Unidata
McIDAS-X v2017 (very near release) that may or may not contain code
modifications that affect the transfers to your Python client. Please
re-test your Python code again to see if it works correctly now.
re:
> Now, in a different matter, I am attaching my python GVAR reader. Maybe you
> or some of your colleagues would like to give it a try.
> I'll be happy to get some feed back
I'll pass this along to our Python developers and ask them to take a look.
Thanks!
re:
> I have tested it with all GVAR versions (from goes08 to 15). In some
> situations it behaved better than mcidas X in other situations worse.
Can you elaborate on how it performed better than McIDAS-X?
Cheers,
Tom
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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: YGF-361048
Department: Support McIDAS
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed
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