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# Name:     Configuration for Unidata NOAAPORT NEXRAD Level III product
#           composite 'ADIR' and 'AGET' servers
#
# Settings: Keywords must be specified to fully describe the location
#           and name of data files in a dataset.  If the location of the
#           files can all be defined by a simple regular expression, then
#           the following keywords need to be defined:
#
#           DIRMASK=  - regular expression for directory containing data files
#           FILEMASK= - regular expression for data file names
#           IPMASK=   - regular expression for IP address(es) of allowed users
#
#           If the location for NEXRCOMP data files is significantly different
#           from type to type, then the following keywords should be
#           specified for each data type:
#
#           <type>_DIR=  - regular expression for dir. containing data files
#           <type>_FILE= - regular expression for data file names
#           <type>_IP=   - regular expression for IP addresses of allowed users
#
#           Note that the second form takes precedence over the first when
#           both are specified.
#
# Notes:    Directory locations and file names are composed of a
#           regular expression with "replacables".
#
#           Replacables are '\' escaped fields whose values are filled
#           in by the servers based on the request(s) made to them.
#           There are six replacables currently understood by
#           the nidsaget and nidsadir servers:
#
#           \TYPE - NOAAPORT NEXRAD product type (this list may evolve):
#                 NOAAPORT
#                   1KN0R-NAT    -  1km N0R (base reflect., tilt 1) composite
#                   6KN0R-NAT    -  6km N0R (base reflect., tilt 1) composite
#                   10KN0R-NAT   - 10km RCM (radar coded message) composite
#                   4KNVL-NAT    -  4km vertically integrated liquid water comp.
#                   4KNTP-NAT    -  4km storm total precipitation comp.
#                   2KN1P-NAT    -  2km 1-hour precipitation totals composite
#                   4KNET-NAT    -  4km echo tops composite
#           \type - lower case version of \TYPE
#           \PROD - equivalent to \TYPE
#           \prod - equivalent to \type
#
# Examples (possibilities only!):
#
#          1) NEXRAD composite images are located in the directory hierarchy
#             defined
#             by the regular expression /data/ldm/nport/nexrad/<TYPE>
#             (this is the RECOMMENDED filing hierarchy) where:
#
#             <TYPE> - NEXRAD product type (e.g. 1KN0R-NAT, 2KN1P-NAT,
#                                                4KNTP-NAT, etc.)
#
#             Data files are named <TYPE>_YYMMDD_HHMM
#
#             <TYPE> - NEXRAD composite type (see above)
#             YY     - two digit year
#             MM     - two digit month
#             HH     - two digit hour
#             MM     - two digit minute
#
#             The settings for the dataset would be:
#
#             DIRMASK=/data/ldm/nport/nexrad/\TYPE
#             FILEMASK=\TYPE_*
#             IPMASK=*
#             
#          2) Most NEXRAD data files are located in the directory hierarchy
#             defined in example 1).  The 10KRCM-NAT set, however, is located
#             in the /data/10KRCM-NAT directory, and its files are named
#             CCYYMMDDHH_<type>
#
#             The general settings for the dataset would be:
#
#             DIRMASK=/data/ldm/nport/nexrad/\TYPE
#             FILEMASK=\TYPE_*
#             IPMASK=*
#             
#             This would be followed by the specifications for the BRLR1
#             data:
#
#             10KRCM-NAT_DIR=/data/BRLR1
#             10KRCM-NAT_FILE=*_\type
#             10KRCM-NAT_IP=*
#             
# History: 20020515 - Created for Unidata McIDAS 7.806
#
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DIRMASK=/data/ldm/nport/*/\TYPE
FILEMASK=\TYPE_*
IPMASK=*

#
# The following settings match the example decode actions in the ldm-mcidas
# example pqact.conf file, ldm-mcidas-pqact.conf
#

# 1 km National N0R (base reflectivity) composite (GINI format)
1KN0R-NAT_DIR=/data/ldm/gempak/nport/RADAR/1km/n0r
1KN0R-NAT_FILE=n0r_*

# 2 km National N1P (1-hour precipitation) composite (GINI format)
2KN1P-NAT_DIR=/data/ldm/gempak/nport/RADAR/2km/n1p
2KN1P-NAT_FILE=n1p_*

# 4 km National NTP (storm total precipitation) composite (GINI format)
4KNTP-NAT_DIR=/data/ldm/gempak/nport/RADAR/4km/ntp
4KNTP-NAT_FILE=ntp_*

# 4 km National NVL (vertically integrated liquid water) composite (GINI format)
4KNVL-NAT_DIR=/data/ldm/gempak/nport/RADAR/4km/nvl
4KNVL-NAT_FILE=nvl_*

# 4 km National NET (echo tops) composite (GINI format)
4KNET-NAT_DIR=/data/ldm/gempak/nport/RADAR/4km/net
4KNET-NAT_FILE=net_*

# 1 km Regional N0R (base reflectivity) composite floater (AREA format)
1KN0R-FLT_DIR=/data/ldm/gempak/nexrad/NEXRCOMP/\TYPE
1KN0R-FLT_FILE=BREF_*

# 6 km National N0R (base reflectivity) composite (AREA format)
6KN0R-NAT_DIR=/data/ldm/gempak/nexrad/NEXRCOMP/\TYPE
6KN0R-NAT_FILE=BREF_*

# 10 km National RCM (radar coded message) composite (AREA format)
10KRCM-NAT_DIR=/data/ldm/gempak/nexrad/NEXRCOMP/\TYPE
10KRCM-NAT_FILE=BREF_*