>From: Jim Koermer <address@hidden> >Organization: Plymouth State >Keywords: 200308291206.h7TC6DLd003425 IDD Unidata-Wisconsin UNIWISC Hi Jim, re: proposed Unidata-Wisconsin datasteam changes >My only wish would be that this change occur towards the latter part of >the month and not early on. We have classes starting up and there will >be a number of changes that we will have to make to accomodate the data, >etc. OK. This fits in with the schedule I had in mind. There are a number of things that have to be done on the originating machine so that the new sectors get properly archived. >Other than this, bring it on! I appreciate the greater time resolution >that I've gotten used to with GINI data and the expansion over S. >America is also a nice addition. Thanks for the input. On a different topic, I must apologize for not responding to your inquiry about enhancements for the CIMSS products you sent a note to ldm-users about. The same CIMSS products have been in the NOAAPORT stream for a pretty long time (2 years?). Equivalent ones are also included in the Unidata-Wisconsin datastream. Please see: http://my.unidata.ucar.edu/content/data/datastream.html#cimss_ssec for illustrations of the products. Lastly, my McIDAS distribution has McIDAS enhancements and stretch tables for the images: in ~mcidas/data: CAPE.ET <- CAPE product CTP.ET <- cloud top temperature LI.ET <- lifted index OZONE.ET <- ozone product PW.ET <- precipitable water product SST.ET <- sea surface temperature product WFABBA.ET <- Wildfire ABBA product The McIDAS MCGUI interface is setup to load all of the CIMSS products from UNIWISC feed and the NOAAPORT products using the above enhancements. One can use McIDAS to list out the enhancement definitions. Here is one example: EU TABLE CAPE Brightness Blue Green Red min max min max min max min max --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 32 10 115 40 170 60 215 33 49 250 150 150 80 150 80 50 66 0 0 140 255 140 255 67 82 100 40 130 40 255 150 83 99 100 180 0 0 120 200 100 199 60 120 255 80 60 180 200 214 110 128 110 128 110 128 215 230 148 170 148 170 148 170 231 240 190 220 190 220 190 220 241 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 EU: Done Sorry I couldn't send you this information sooner, but I have been swamped (like everyone else out there). Cheers, Tom
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