>From: Clint Rowe <address@hidden> >Organization: University of Nebraska-Lincoln >Keywords: 200101091754.f09Hsso22365 IDD NNEXRAD pqact.conf Clint, >Thanks. I had actually noticed that at one time, but hadn't bothered to >change it, since I couldn't actually display the encrypted data. OK, I just wanted to make sure. >Getting >all the N0R data was what I intended, just to see how much there is. It's >probably the thing that students will look at most, so I thought I'd give >it a try. I agree. It looks like papagayo is handling the ingest nicely. >I may try to figure out a better way of filing it (probably change >the NIDS part of the gempak directory structure) so they're all together, but >separate from the stations for which we are getting all the available >products. What you have looks good to me, and it looks like the "typical" setup for GEMPAK users. Why muck with it? >Thanks again for making that change and, especially, for taking the time to >do the cleanup! No problem. I trust you got my note this morning about needing to address scouring for the NEXRAD data. Tom
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