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20020122: 20020118: Source of AIREP data

Pat,

Here are the raw NOAAPORT obs I have. 
These are already translated to lat/lon in our reception.


ARP COA64 3946N 8507W 0206 F330 MS53 275/102KT=
ARP COA64 41N 060W 0239 F330 MS53 283/122KT=
ARP COA64 42N 050W 0327 F330 MS46 243/120KT WX MID 4136N055W MS46^M
    270090=



ARP N573AC 4530N 12643W 2203 F350 MS37 339/089KT WX NO SIG WEA=
ARP N573AC 4405N 13000W 2225 F350 MS64 356/072KT=
ARP N573AC 4151N 13428W 2256 F350 MS60 018/057KT=
ARP N573AC 3838N 14000W 2336 F380 MS59 021/063KT=
ARP N573AC 3111N 15000W 0105 F380 MS50 305/086KT TB LGT PATCHS OF^M
    TURBC LAST HOUR OR SO=
ARP N573AC 0S 56E 0207 F380 MS55 290/081KT=




ANZ10 3006S 17912E 0202 F330 MS30 300/50=
ANZ10 3001S 17902E 0202 F330 MS30 300/050=
ANZ10 3000S 17900E 0202 F330 MS30 300/50=
ANZ10 2500S 17801E 0245 F330 MS37 360/010=
ANZ10 2500S 17800E 0245 F330 MS37 360/10=
ANZ10 2500S 17806W 0245 F330 MS37 360/10=
ANZ10 2000S 17536W 0327 F330 MS37 090/025=
ANZ10 2000S 17536W 0327 F330 MS37 090/25=
ANZ10 1508S 17321W 0408 F350 MS43 110/020=
ANZ10 1506S 17324W 0408 F350 MS43 110/20=
ANZ10 1000S 17106W 0451 F350 MS43 180/020=
ANZ10 1000S 17106W 0451 F350 MS43 180/20=



PAO732 3000S 17907E 2336 F360 MS45 297/053=
PAO732 3000S 17906E 2336 F360 MS45 297/53=
PAO732 3000S 17942E 2336 F360 MS45 297/53=
PAO732 2500S 17702W 0020 F350 MS47 LV=
PAO732 2500S 17700W 0020 F350 MS47 360/00=
PAO732 2500S 17712W 0020 F360 MS47 360/00=



ARP BWA900 18N 056W 0245 F330 MS42 285/040KT=
ARP BWA900 27N 050W 0401 F330 MS48 270/045KT=
ARP BWA900 34N 040W 0518 F330 MS49 250/055KT WX 3040N045W MS49 
    250040=
ARP BWA900 39N031W 0619 F330 MS50 250/70 MID 3715N03500W MS50
 250/60=


Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support

>From: "Pauley, Dr. Pat" <address@hidden>
>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>Keywords: 200201222350.g0MNoex13783

>Steve,
>
>My interest right now is in tracking down the source of 
>position discrepancies in what otherwise are duplicates.
>
>Here are a few examples that I would greatly appreciate
>you looking up the corresponding raw reports, if it's 
>not too much trouble!  I've listed the reports as I see 
>them, followed by the corresponding raw reports (as we 
>get them from Tinker AFB after any waypoints have been 
>translated into lat-lon positions).  In some cases, I
>see two reports when three have come in, which means that
>two are so close together that one is rejected by the
>duplicate checker.
>
>Thanks so much!
>Pat
>
>
>Dataset for 21Z 16 Jan - 03Z 17 Jan 2002
>----------------------------------------
> Discrepancy in position (typo in waypoint name?)
>COA64      2: 6: 0  41.12  -67.00 32999. 220.16 275.  52.0
>COA64      2: 6: 0  39.77  -85.12 32999. 220.16 275.  52.0
>
>COA64 4107N 06700W 0206 F330 M53 275102=
>COA64 3946N 08507W 0206 F330 M53 275/102=
> 
> Discrepancy in position (typo in waypoint name?)
>N573AC     2: 7: 0  26.03 -155.58 37999. 218.16 290.  42.0
>N573AC     2: 7: 0    .00   56.00 37999. 218.16 290.  42.0
>
>N573AC 2602N 15535W 0207 F380 M55 290081=
>N573AC 0000S 05600E 0207 F380 M55 290/081=
> 
>Dataset for 21Z 17 Jan - 03Z 18 Jan 2002
>----------------------------------------
> Discrepancy in position (South Pacific)
>ANZ10      2: 2: 0 -30.10  179.20 32999. 243.16 300.  26.0
>ANZ10      2: 2: 0 -30.02  179.03 32999. 243.16 300.  26.0
>
>ANZ10 3006S 17912E 0202 F330 M30 300/50=
>ANZ10 3001S 17902E 0202 F330 M30 300/050=
>ANZ10 3000S 17900E 0202 F330 M30 300/50=
> 
> Discrepancy in position (South Pacific)
>ANZ10      2:45: 0 -25.00 -178.10 32999. 236.16   0.   5.0
>ANZ10      2:45: 0 -25.00  178.02 32999. 236.16   0.   5.0
>
>ANZ10 2500S 17801E 0245 F330 M37 360/010=
>ANZ10 2500S 17806W 0245 F330 M37 360/10=
>ANZ10 2500S 17800E 0245 F330 M37 360/10=
> 
> Discrepancy in position (South Pacific)
>PAO732    23:36: 0 -30.00  179.70 36001. 228.16 297.  27.0
>PAO732    23:36: 0 -30.00  179.12 36001. 228.16 297.  27.0
>
>PAO732 3000S 17907E 2336 F360 M45 297/053=
>PAO732 3000S 17942E 2336 F360 M45 297/53=
>PAO732 3000S 17906E 2336 F360 M45 297/53=
>
> Discrepancy in position (South Pacific)
>PAO732     0:20: 0 -25.00 -177.00 35000. 226.16   0.    .0
>PAO732     0:20: 0 -25.00 -177.20 36001. 226.16   0.    .0
>
>PAO732 2500S 17702W 0020 F350 M47 LV=
>PAO732 2500S 17712W 0020 F360 M47 360/00=
>PAO732 2500S 17700W 0020 F350 M47 360/00=
> 
>
>Dataset for 03Z - 09Z 18 Jan 2002
>-------------------------------
> Discrepancy in position (North Atlantic)
>BWA900     6:19: 0  39.00  -31.00 32999. 223.16 250.  36.0
>BWA900     6:19: 0  39.45  -31.17 32999. 223.16 250.  36.0
>
>BWA900 3927N 03110W 0619 F330 M50 250/70=
>BWA900 3900N 03100W 0619 F330 M50 250/70 MID 3715N03500W MS50
>BWA900 3900N 03100W 0619 F330 M50 250/70 MID 3715N03500W MS50
> 
> 
>
>Patricia M. Pauley
>Meteorologist, Data Assimilation Group
>Naval Research Laboratory              Phone: (831) 656-4802
>7 Grace Hopper Avenue                  Fax: (831) 656-4769             
>Monterey, CA  93943-5502               email: address@hidden
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Unidata Support [mailto:address@hidden]
>Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 3:38 PM
>To: Pauley, Dr. Pat
>Cc: 'Unidata Support'
>Subject: 20020122: 20020118: Source of AIREP data 
>
>
>
>Pat,
>
>I have the last 30 days of the NOAAPORT products from the DDPLUS
>data stream.
>
>I can see if it is possible for me to figure out what report
>I have that is comparable to your report.
>
>In looking at the data, it appears that the obs that are 
>from flight numbers look to be in lat/lon groups. EG,
>ARP KAL002 38N 140W 2105 F340 MS54 010/027KT=
>
>The UB.. reports look to use the waypoints.
>
>Steve Chiswell
>Unidata User Support
>
>
>
>
>>From: "Pauley, Dr. Pat" <address@hidden>
>>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>>Keywords: 200201222304.g0MN4xx11503
>
>>Steve,
>>
>>If I give you some recent obs as I see them, could you 
>>find the original (undecoded) reports and send them
>>to me? Id so, how recent would these have to be?
>>
>>Thanks!
>>Pat
>>
>>
>>Patricia M. Pauley
>>Meteorologist, Data Assimilation Group
>>Naval Research Laboratory             Phone: (831) 656-4802
>>7 Grace Hopper Avenue                 Fax: (831) 656-4769             
>>Monterey, CA  93943-5502              email: address@hidden
>>
>>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Unidata Support [mailto:address@hidden]
>>Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 3:02 PM
>>To: Pauley, Dr. Pat
>>Cc: 'address@hidden'; address@hidden
>>Subject: 20020118: Source of AIREP data 
>>
>>
>>
>>Pat,
>>
>>It looks like the AIREP data on NOAAPORT can be either lat/lon
>>or waypoints. The UB.. look to be more of the latter.
>>
>>GEMPAK 5.6 does have a decoder for the AIREP/AMDARs carried on NOAAPORT.
>>These are the data that Bob Creasy would be obtaining from our IDD.
>>So, if he can store the in files for you that is what I could give you.
>>
>>My decoder pattern looks like:
>>#
>># Decoder for Aircraft Observations
>>DDPLUS|IDS      (^U[ABDR].... ....|^XRXX84 KAWN|^YIXX84 KAWN)
>>([0-3][0-9])([0-2][0-9])
>>        PIPE    decoders/dcacft -e GEMTBL=/home/gempak/NAWIPS/gempak/tables
>>        -d data/gempak/logs/dcacft.log
>>        data/gempak/acft/YYYYMMDDHH_acf.gem
>>
>>The GEMPAK decoder does use a AIREP waypoints translation table as well as
>a
>>PIREP navaids table. The waypoints table is:
>>$GEMTBL/stns/airep_waypnts.tbl
>>
>>From a bulletin "UBUS1 KNKA 222058" which contains the report:
>>
>>ADQ UA /OV ADQ-ODK270021/TM 2008/FL130/TP C130/SK OVC001/TOPS130/WX
>> FV01 SN/TB NEG/IC NEG=
>>
>>I get the following decoder output:
>>
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [DCACFT 1]  035     UBUS1   KNKA    222058
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [GEMPAK 1] ADQ UA /OV ADQ-ODK270021/TM 2008/FL130/TP
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [GEMPAK 1] C130/SK OVC001/TOPS130/WX FV01 SN/TB
>NEG/IC
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [GEMPAK 1] NEG
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [AF 1]  <-----BEGIN INTERFACE OUTPUT----->
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [DC 2]  ACTP    :  C130
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [DC 2]  RSID    :  ADQ
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [DC 2]    SLAT      SLON      FLVL      VSBY
>YEAR
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [DC 2]       57.76   -152.74  13000.00      1.00
>>2002.00
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [DC 2]    MNTH      DAYS      HOUR      MINU
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [DC 2]        1.00     22.00     20.00      8.00
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [AF 1]    NTRB      DGOT      HBOT      HTOT
>FQOT
>>TPOT
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [AF 1]        1.00      0.00  13000.00  13000.00
>>-9999.00  -9999.00
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [AF 1]    NICG      AFIC      HBOI      HTOI
>TPOI
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [AF 1]        1.00      0.00  13000.00  13000.00
>>-9999.00
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [AF 1]    NPWX      WCOD      HBWX      HTWX
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [AF 1]        1.00  SN        -9999.00  -9999.00
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [AF 1]    NCLD      CLAM      CLTP      HCBF
>HCTF
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [AF 1]        2.00      8.00  -9999.00    100.00
>>-9999.00
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [AF 1]              -9999.00  -9999.00  -9999.00
>>13000.00
>>[7642600] 020122/1519 [AF 1]  <-----END INTERFACE OUTPUT----->
>>
>>
>>Like I said, I find some bulletins that look give latlons:
>>UAPA01 KWBC 222058^M
>>ARP PAL102 48N 180 2047 F350 MS58 320/085KT=^M
>>ARP AAH441 2433N 15351W 2046 F400 MS62 214/075KT TB SMTH=^M
>>ARP AAL253 2650N 14412W 2048 F260 MS32 283/025KT=^M
>>ARP AAL31 2650N 14412W 2047 F320 MS45 275/045KT TB CONT LGT CHOP=^M
>>ARP JAZ57 2332N 16135W 2048 F360 MS47 290/060KT=^M
>>ARP KAL024 3801N 12642W 2050 F310 MS51 350/100KT=^M
>>ARP PAL105 16N 130E 2050 F390 MS52 240/015KT=^M
>>ARP AAL5 3038N 13340W 2044 F320 MS49 307/038KT TB CONT LGT=^M
>>
>>
>>And some that are use waypoints:
>>UBKS90 KWBC 222136^M
>>^^KS 222136^M
>>SLN UA /OV SLN270020/TM 2132/FL045/TP C172/TB OCNL LGT=^M
>>^M
>>^C^A^M
>>505 ^M
>>UBNC90 KWBC 222136^M
>>^^NC 222136^M
>>CLT UA /OV CLT314055/TM 2123/FL130/TP BE30/IC MOD RIME 160-130/RM^M
>>    CWSU ZTL=^M
>>^M
>>^C^A^M
>>507 ^M
>>UBNE90 KWBC 222136^M
>>^^NE 222136^M
>>MCK UA /OV HCT/TM 2132/FL310/TP BE40/TA M40/WV 23096/TB NEG=^M
>>^M
>>^C^A^M
>>508 ^M
>>UBWA90 KWBC 222136^M
>>^^WA 222136^M
>>EAT UA /OV EAT160015/TM 2131/FL065/TP PA44/TB MOD-SEV=^M
>>^M
>>^C^A^M
>>516 ^M
>>UBUS31 KWBC 222136^M
>>PRCUS^M
>>BFL UA /OV TSP-BFL/TM 2133/FL125/TP C310/SK TOPS 100 O/TSP MTNS/TB^M
>>    LGT IN OCNL 700 FPM UDDFS=^M
>>CLT UA /OV CLT314055/TM 2123/FL130/TP BE30/IC MOD RIME 160-130/RM^M
>>    CWSU ZTL=^M
>>EAT UA /OV EAT160015/TM 2131/FL065/TP PA44/TB MOD-SEV=^M
>>GSH UA /OV GSH360010/TM 2127/FL045/TP C172/TA 02/TB SMTH /LGT BLO^M
>>    035=^M
>>MCK UA /OV HCT/TM 2132/FL310/TP BE40/TA M40/WV 23096/TB NEG=^M
>>SLN UA /OV SLN270020/TM 2132/FL045/TP C172/TB OCNL LGT=^M
>>TTW UA /OV 10 S TTW/TM 2132/FL048/TP BH06/RM HAZY OTRW CAVU=^M
>>
>>
>>
>>Steve Chiswell
>>Unidata User Support
>>
>>
>>>From: "Pauley, Dr. Pat" <address@hidden>
>>>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>>>Keywords: 200201182251.g0IMp4x11213
>>
>>>I am trying to figure out a problem with duplicate voice AIREPs 
>>>with position discrepancies in the Sout Pacific.  The data I 
>>>look at are from FNMOC, who gets them from the Air Force.
>>>Tinker AFB does the decode from waypoint names to latitude-
>>>longitude locations.  One of my colleagues at FNMOC has
>>>been unsuccessful in getting the original AIREPs to compare
>>>with the decoded reports.  I just spoke with Bob Creasey
>>>who found some of the reports in question in the ACARS
>>>file that he gets from you folks.  He uses the following to
>>>get this data:
>>>
>>>UNIDATA Feed PQACT.conf line 
>>>
>>>DDPLUS       ^U[AB].* .... ([0-3][0-9])([0-2][0-9])  FILE
>>>data/weather/(\1:yy)(\1:mm)\1\2.ACARS
>>>
>>>My question for you is, do you do receive the raw AIREPs
>>>with named waypoints given for locations rather than the
>>>translated latitude-longitude locations?  (You would have to
>>>do the location translation if you do!)  If so, can I get some
>>>of the raw data to compare with the data I get from FNMOC?
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>Pat Pauley
>>>
>>>
>>>Patricia M. Pauley
>>>Meteorologist, Data Assimilation Group
>>>Naval Research Laboratory            Phone: (831) 656-4802
>>>7 Grace Hopper Avenue                        Fax: (831) 656-4769     
>       
>>>Monterey, CA  93943-5502             email: address@hidden
>>>
>>
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