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I have been pointed to visAD as a possible tool for the following problem: I am trying to visualize NEXRAD radar data (several hours worth). I have gridded the data using NCAR's SPRINT program. The gridded output is in "cedric" format. Second, I have aircraft data that I would like to overlay on the radar data. The aircraft data (multiple parameters) are taken at 1 second intervals. Questions: 1) Is there an easy way to ingest cedric files into visAD? 2) Is it possible to string multiple volume scans together and animate them? 3) How do I handle the time variable for a file of gridded radar data? Just let the time run for the duration of the volume scan (3-4 minutes)? 4) Is it possible to append another dataset that draws a line for the aircraft position and then encodes a sampled parameter as say, the color of the line = intensity of the parameter? I appreciate any/all help! Regards, Monte Bateman -- ======================================================================== Dr. Monte Bateman -- Thunderstorm Physics | monte.bateman@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Global Hydrology & Climate Center # Phone: 256/961-7804 320 Sparkman Drive, Huntsville, AL 35805 # FAX: 256/961-7979 WWW Homepage: http://ae.nsstc.uah.edu | Amateur Radio: WB5RZX
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