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20051107: garp config issue: nids

Neil,

The expected file names for satellite and radar should all
follow the convention:
$RAD/NIDS/ABR/N0V/N0V_20051105_1159

The Garp code is expecting the YYYYMMDD after the first "_" character.
Your files have the station id and the extra "_" in them, which 
isn't supported by the GUI.

Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support


Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support

>From: "Neil R. Smith" <address@hidden>
>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>Keywords: 200511071607.jA7G7f7s020570

>Gempak 5.7.4 (5.8.3a core dumps on RH 7.3 with fedora-legacy updates)
>
>Hope to get this resolved before start of computer lab class in one hour
>(wouldn't you know it)
>
>I thought I had this working before but it's not now. Garp will not
>display correct nids data times which are in the filename.
>
>>From ~gempak/Gemenviron:
>
>RAD = /data/gempak/nexrad
>
>Here's the trail in the Garp_defaults config file:
>
>RADDIR          : $(RAD)       
>
>nids            : "$(RADDIR)/NIDS"
>
>nidsT  : $(nids)/%(site)/%(product)/*_@(YYYYMMDD)_@(HHNN)
>
>When I start garp, select sat/rad icon, I can navigate successfully
>through the window sections from Data Source (NIDS) to Data Scale
>(say, ABR) to Product Types (say, N0R; with all the rest in the ingested
>directory structure listed in the window section too). But the Available
>Times listing has all the same 'times', which is 2000002005/1007.
>
>How, here's 3 sample filenames in that path:
>/data/gempak/nexrad/NIDS/ABR/N0V/ABR_N0V_20051105_1159
>/data/gempak/nexrad/NIDS/ABR/N0V/ABR_N0V_20051105_1209
>/data/gempak/nexrad/NIDS/ABR/N0V/ABR_N0V_20051105_1220
>
>What gives? It looks to me like the Garp_defaults file has it right.
>
>Thanks,
>-Neil
>
>-- 
>Neil R. Smith, Comp. Sys. Mngr.         address@hidden
>Dept. Atmospheric Sci., Texas A&M Univ. 979/845-6272 FAX:979/862-4466
>
>
> 
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