Welcome back to AWIPS Tips!
Today we're happy to announce that AWIPS version 20.3.2-0.1 is beta release of CAVE for install on linux and virtual machines (Windows and Linux). We are currently working on a MacOS release.
Not all functionality is available yet, but we wanted to get something out there for people to start playing with and testing. This release is a CAVE only release, with us at Unidata running a version 20.3.2 public EDEX (edex-beta.unidata.ucar.edu) that you can connect to.
NOTE: We will still have our version 18.* public EDEX up and available for the foreseeable future, but the version of CAVE you are running has to match the version of EDEX it's connected to (ex. version 18.* of CAVE will not connect to version 20.* of EDEX).
Major Updates:
- System upgrade to Python 3.6
- JAVA upgrade to openJDK 11
Other Updates:
- Additional multi-pane layouts (2, 9, and 16 panel)
- Multi-color and line-style contouring (see image above)
- Faster looping (up to 30 frames per second)
- Ability to select from the previous 3 runs of a model
- Additional radar elevation scans below 0.5 degrees
- Improved Looping Options
- Enhancements to NSHARP
- New PGEN tool - PGEN Static
- Obs Time Batch Basis re-instated
- New Distance Scale units option
- New Load as Image and Combine option
- NSHARP Auto Updates with new model runs
- Ability to save NSHARP Dislpays
- Updated SPC Outlook Menus
How to Install CAVE 20.3.2-0.1
Visit our CAVE Beta Installation Page and see options for the Linux or Virtual Machine installation methods.
EDEX Connection
Select the server in the Connectivity Preferences dialog, or enter edex-beta.unidata.ucar.edu.
Functionality/Reporting
The radar menu has not been updated yet to reflect what is in version 18.*. To report any other bugs/issues/broken functionality, please fill out this short form.
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