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Re: 20000118: DDPLUS/HRS division

On Tue, 18 Jan 2000, Unidata Support wrote:

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> >To: address@hidden
> >From: Harry Edmon <address@hidden>
> >Subject: DDPLUS/HRS division
> >Organization: .
> >Keywords: 200001181737.KAA06317
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> How is the NOAAPORT feed divided into HRS and DDPLUS? 

Harry,

Welcome to the NOAAport feed being distributed using the WMO headers. Now
product headers are being overloaded with more than one site or type of
product. To answer your question, the NOAAport system tries to seperate
the feeds into text products and binary products. Sometime it makes the
wrong choices and it causes errors in the ldm trying to process a binary
product as a text product. So there is an exception file to force certain
products to be processed as binary.  I check the exception file and found
the entry SXUS, therefore all products that start with SXUS will be on the
binary feed.  If you are certain that some products are text, I can change
the configuration to exclude them from being process in the binary stream.  
I sort-of remember that there were some SXUS46 products that were causing
these type of errors.  I could be wrong, will have to check again.  If you
send a list of SXUS46 .... headers, I could probably send them out as text
products hopefully.

It will be nice when UPC distributes NOAAport with NOAAport headers.

RObb...

 I have found several
> local products that are being placed in HRS, and should be in DDPLUS:
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> 376 ^M
> SXUS46 KSEW 171741^M
> RECSEA^M
> WAZ018-025-171800-^M
> MOUNT RAINIER RECREATIONAL FORECAST^M
> NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SEATTLE WA^M
> 10 AM PST MON JAN 17 2000^M
> ^M
> .MONDAY...MOSTLY SUNNY. ^M
> .MONDAY NIGHT...FAIR.^M
> .TUESDAY...MOSTLY CLOUDY IN THE MORNING WITH A CHANCE OF RAIN OR ^M
> SNOW. BECOMING PARTLY CLOUDY IN THE AFTERNOON.^M
> .OUTLOOK FOR WEDNESDAY...RAIN OR SNOW AT TIMES.^M
> ^M
> LOCATION  (ELEVATION)  TEMPERATURE (F)    WIND DIR  SPEED (MPH)^M
> ^M
> SUMMIT      (14410)   MINUS 3                SW         30^M
> CAMP MUIR   (10000)        12                SW         20 ^M
> PARADISE     (5500)        23                S          15  ^M
> ^M
> SNOW LEVEL NEAR 2000 FEET MONDAY RISING TO 3000 FEET MONDAY NIGHT ^M
> THEN FALLING TO 2500 FEET TUESDAY.^M
> $$^M
> ^M
> ^M
> ^M
> 
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> ^M^M
> ^C^A^M
> 382 ^M
> SXUS40 KNMW 171800^M
> 95S M      /M      /M     /M  /M  /M      YAQUINA BAY^M
> 85S CY05   /NE05   /M     /M  /49 /3020   SIUSLAW RIVER^M
> 98S M      /M      /M     /M  /M  /M      UMPQUA RIVER^M
> P47 C10    /N12    /0406  /48 /41 /3012   CHETCO RIVER^M
> BT^M
> ^M^M
> ^C^A^M
> 
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> --
> Dr. Harry Edmon                       E-MAIL: address@hidden
> (206) 543-0547                        FAX:    (206) 543-0308
> Dept of Atmospheric Sciences
> University of Washington, Box 351640, Seattle, WA 98195-1640
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Robb Kambic                                Unidata Program Center
Software Engineer III                      Univ. Corp for Atmospheric Research
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