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10 July 2017

AWIPS 17.1.1

Unidata AWIPS 17.1.1 is now available for Red Hat/CentOS 6/7 and macOS. Please see the AWIPS User Manual for installation instructions: https://unidata.github.io/awips2/

This is a major release which includes support for GOES-16(R) ABI and GLM and a retooling of WarnGen for non-operational use.

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Unidata AWIPS 16.2.2-3 - EDEX for CentOS 7

07 December 2016

AWIPS build 16.2.2-3 is now available via yum. Build 16.2.2-2 and 16.2.2-3 updates include:

EDEX is now available for 64-bit CentOS/RHEL 7.
Radar mosaic CAVE bundle fix.
httpd access_log now reports client hostname.
Re-enable LDM scour to backup EDEX scour in the event that EDEX stops but LDM continues to write files to /awips2/data_store.
Added command "edex start base" to start all services excluding the LDM (same as at boot).
Removed gempak from awips2-server group due to yum not resolving deps on some systems.

AWIPS Install Instructions and User Manual
https://unidata.github.io/awips2/

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Unidata AWIPS 16.2.2

29 November 2016

Unidata AWIPS 16.2.2 is a new set RPMs which are designed to fully update existing 16.1.5 CAVE and EDEX installations. To update CAVE or EDEX, simply run the installCAVE.sh or installEDEX.sh scripts.

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Unidata AWIPS 16.1.5

02 June 2016

Updates to 16.1.5 include the ability to localize to any WFO, full support for UNIWISC McIDAS imagery, ESRL/GSD experimental HRRR decoding, colorized precipitation surface observations, image interpolation and colormap updates, as well as general fixes to D2D, NCP, and GFE perspectives.

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University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Deploys AWIPS II

23 May 2016

NWS meteorologists demonstrating AWIPS II

Thanks to a 2015 Unidata Community Equipment Award grant, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Atmospheric Science Program has been able to acquire a dedicated AWIPS II Environmental Data EXchange (EDEX) server and three Common AWIPS Visualization Environment (CAVE) workstations. The machines were deployed in our Atmospheric Science computer lab in mid-August 2015, just prior to the start of the 2015-16 academic year. Over the past year, our program has seen maximum benefit from these resources in two areas: strengthening our partnership with the Milwaukee/Sullivan, Wisconsin National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office (MKX) and as a tool to enhance student development outside of a formal classroom setting.

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