[McIDAS #SBY-235893]: Converting SV file from NOAA CLASS archive

Hi Robert,

re:
> No header using od:
> 
> /usr2/config% od NSS.GHRR.NN.D09159.S0258.E0445.B2086768.SV | head -3
> 0000000 047516 040524 050120 033471 031070 030462 033464 030062
> 0000020 030462 031040 040461 034461 034071 032460 031461 051516
> 0000040 027123 044107 051122 047056 027116 030104 030471 034465

Oops, I should have been more specific about the octal dump I had
in mind.  What, if anything, useful does the following show:

usr2/config% od -c NSS.GHRR.NN.D09159.S0258.E0445.B2086768.SV | head -15

re:
> Maybe someone out there will read the message.

I just did the following to see if the source code for any of the
ADDE servers contained in the Unidata McIDAS-X distribution mention
AVHRR:

grep -i AVHRR $MCSRC/*.cp

The list of files that mention AVHRR is:

ashxadir.cp
ashxaget.cp
lv1baput.cp  <- but since this is for output, it is likely not pertinent
nssxadir.cp
nssxaget.cp

Given the mention of AVHRR, it may be worth the effort to see if either the
ASHA(DIR}GET) or MSSXA(DIR|GET) servers can understand the format of the
file(s) you downloaded.

re:
> Thanks again,

No worries.

I'm delighted to hear that you and your family are doing well in these
"interesting" times!

Cheers,

Tom
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Ticket ID: SBY-235893
Department: Support McIDAS
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed
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