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>To: address@hidden >From: address@hidden (Wolfgang Kouker) >Subject: A Guide to GRIB in HTML >Organization: Institut fuer Meteorologie und Klimaforschung >Keywords: 199704100825.CAA22094 Hi Wolfgang, > referring to your WWW page at > http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/staff/russ/met-standards.html > I would appreciate, if you considered my HTML version of Stackpoles > GRIB Document available at > http://imksgi1.fzk.de:8080/~kouker/aktuelles/grib/index.html > as such a useful extension to the available documentation to be > referred to from your page. Thank you for letting me know about this! It look very useful, both for reading on-line and for searching (for which PostScript is fairly useless). Creating the HTML tables must have been difficult, but the results appear excellent. I've added the link to your page. There does appear to be a problem in Section 1, at http://imksgi1.fzk.de:8080/~kouker/aktuelles/grib/section1.html After the "Another Note" paragraph, it appears there is some of the original un-HTMLized text from the Stackpole document: (those that are currently active) as would be found in octet 5. <p> TABLE 1. FLAG FOR GDS OR BMS (PDS Octet 8) ... but it all appears later in HTML form. I hope you can maintain this GRIB document to keep up with WMO changes. We may get a chance to look at it in more detail later, and will let you know if we see any recent changes that require updates. Thanks again for making this available. --Russ _____________________________________________________________________ Russ Rew UCAR Unidata Program address@hidden http://www.unidata.ucar.edu