>From: "Thomas L. Mote" <address@hidden>
>Organization: U. Georgia
>Keywords: 200012282251.eBSMpko24860 McIDAS-X 7.70 ADDE
Tom,
>You can get back on...
OK, thanks.
>Do you have a suggestion for how we could easily keep just
>a day or so of imagery in the directory and then archive
>the remaining imagery elsewhere that would still be easily
>accessible?
>
>Just wondering.
For WSI Nexrad imagery, we use a structure like:
/data/ldm/ucar_only/nexrad/
current@ wsi_20001227/ wsi_20001223/ wsi_20001219/
wsi_20001230/ wsi_20001226/ wsi_20001222/ wsi_20001218/
wsi_20001229/ wsi_20001225/ wsi_20001221/ wsi_20001217/
wsi_20001228/ wsi_20001224/ wsi_20001220/ wsi_20001216/
where 'current' is a link to the directory with the current day's data.
I want to revisit this setup so that the 'current' directory contains
24 hours of data for each type of image (i.e., so that the set can
span a day boundary). I havn't though enough about how to do this to
advise you, but I am open to suggestions :-)
The problems I found in UGAGINI.CFG were:
o FILEMASK was specified as:
FILEMASK=[VIS|SWIR|WV|TIR|LWIR]_*.gini
The braket notation is used for single character substitution (e.g.,
cd ~mcidas/mcidas7.7/src
ls *.[ch]
The simplest pattern to use given your regularized naming scheme is:
FILEMASK=*.gini
o you have a /data/goeseast/atlantic directory, and I had a pattern for
/data/goeseast/Atlantic
o the ADDE group names for the Puerto Rico regional images were incorrectly
specified
o I had the 'nhemis' and 'conusComp' image directories switched
o I had a typo for GSN8KIR
o I needed to finish documenting the meaning of the TIGN16|17|18|28
directories/images
I tested each of the image types by doing loads to my machine at home:
McIDAS-X 7.7x, RH 6.2 Linux, ADSL w/1284 Kb down (smokin!). They all
appear to be setup for ADDE access now that I have corrected my
errors/typos. Thanks for letting me fixup your GINI serving.
I am planning on announcing the availability of our ADDE server,
adde.ucar.edu, next week. I would also like to announce ADDE
availability of GOES-East GINI imagery on your and Plymouth State's
machines at that time. We talked about this previously, but I just
wanted to make sure that you are still willing to allow folks to serve
these images off of cacimbo.
Tom
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