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20 September 2023

Welcome back to AWIPS Tips! This week we have an exciting update about python-awips! We are proud to officially announce a beta version 20 of python-awips that is compatible with our beta EDEX server (edex-beta.unidata.ucar.edu). This version of python-awips is available for download as a source code installation.

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AWIPS Tips: All About Sampling

06 September 2023

Welcome back to AWIPS Tips! This week we’re going to take a bit of a deep dive into a useful feature in CAVE: sampling. If you are new to AWIPS Tips, you can take a look at one of our first blogs, which also very briefly touches on sampling at the very end of the blog.

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AWIPS Tips: LDM Usage in AWIPS

23 August 2023

Welcome back to AWIPS Tips! Today we’re going to talk about the Local Data Manager (LDM) and how it’s used within AWIPS. LDM is also developed by Unidata, and is a powerful Unidata developed software tool that is used to acquire and distribute data between computers. LDM can be installed independently, however within AWIPS, it is included in the base EDEX installation along with EDEXbridge and many other software components. On EDEX machines it is and installed to /awips2/ldm.

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AWIPS Tips: Changing Localizations in CAVE

09 August 2023

Welcome back to AWIPS Tips!

Today we’re going to talk about changing the default localization of your CAVE. When first starting CAVE after a fresh install or after removing caveData, you are prompted with a GUI to specify the EDEX you’re connecting to and which site you want CAVE to localize as.

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AWIPS Tips: Compare Model Sounding Data in Python

26 July 2023

Welcome back to AWIPS Tips! Today we’re going to take a look at another python-awips example notebook. This notebook deals with a special EDEX access method that uses ModelSounding objects in python-awips. We’ll see the importance of creating functions and how that allows us to quickly and easily compare output from different datasets.

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