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[NOAAPORT #BAD-118579]: NOAAPort signal strength data

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  • Subject: [NOAAPORT #BAD-118579]: NOAAPort signal strength data
  • Date: Tue, 11 Oct 2022 15:28:12 -0600
Hello!

We received your message sent via the Unidata web site's "Please Contact me" 
form. The message you left was:

> Hello there. I am writing to inquire whether is possible to obtain
> NOAAPort signal strength and signal-to-noise data from your receivers.
> 
> My research team is working on a machine learning project which
> correlates those parameters with observed weather data, among other
> things. We gather those NOAAPort signal metrics from our receiver here
> in Connecticut, but it would be excellent to have another set of data
> from a different geographical location.
> 
> If it is possible, what would help us is a year (or more, if you are
> willing) of those two NOAAPort metrics, indexed by timestamps, in a
> text-based format (csv, for instance). 
> 
> Thank you for your time.
> 
> Timothy Ouellette


I have forwarded your question to our technical support system and the folks 
who support our NOAAPort receivers. For future reference, you can write 
directly to 'address@hidden' to skip this step.

With best wishes,
Doug Dirks

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Unidata Community Services
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