#----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # Name: Configuration for McIDAS ADDE WSI NEXRAD Level III product # 'ADIR' and 'AGET' servers # # Settings: Keywords must be specified to fully describe the location # and name of data files in a dataset. If the location of the # files can all be defined by a simple regular expression, then # the following keywords need to be defined: # # DIRMASK= - regular expression for directory containing data files # FILEMASK= - regular expression for data file names # IPMASK= - regular expression for IP address(es) of allowed users # # If the location for NEXRAD data files is significantly different # from type to type, then the following keywords should be # specified for each data type: # # _DIR= - regular expression for dir. containing data files # _FILE= - regular expression for data file names # _IP= - regular expression for IP addresses of allowed users # # Note that the second form takes precedence over the first when # both are specified. # # Notes: Directory locations and file names are composed of a # regular expression with "replacables". # # Replacables are '\' escaped fields whose values are filled # in by the servers based on the request(s) made to them. # There are six replacables currently understood by # the nexraget and nexradir servers: # # \ID - NEXRAD station ID (3 characters) like FTG, PUB, etc. # \id - lower case version of \ID # \TYPE - WSI NEXRAD product type: # BREF1 - base reflectivity at tilt 1 # BREF2 - base reflectivity at tilt 2 # BREF3 - base reflectivity at tilt 3 # BREF4 - base reflectivity at tilt 4 # BRLR1 - 248 nm base reflectivity at tilt 1 # CREF - composite reflectivity # CREF16 - composite reflectivity (16 levels) # CREF8 - composite reflectivity ( 8 levels) # LREF1 - layer reflectivity at tilt 1 # LREF2 - layer reflectivity at tilt 2 # LREF3 - layer reflectivity at tilt 3 # PRE1S - 1-hour precipitation totals (radial format) # PRE1X - 1-hour precipitation totals (raster format) # PRE3 - 3-hour precipitation totals # PRE3S - 3-hour precipitation totals (radial format) # PRE3X - 3-hour precipitation totals (raster format) # PRETS - storm total precipitation (radial format) # PRETX - storm total precipitation (raster format) # SRMV1 - storm relative mean velocity at tilt 1 # SRMV2 - storm relative mean velocity at tilt 2 # TOPS - echo tops # VEL1 - radial velocity at tilt 1 # VEL2 - radial velocity at tilt 2 # VEL3 - radial velocity at tilt 3 # VEL4 - radial velocity at tilt 4 # VIL - vertically integrated liquid water # \type - lower case version of \TYPE # \PROD - equivalent to \TYPE # \prod - equivalent to \type # # Examples: # # 1) NEXRAD data files are located in the directory hierarchy defined # by the regular expression /data/ldm/nexrad// # (this is the RECOMMENDED filing hierarchy) where: # # - 3-character NEXRAD station ID (e.g., FTG, PUX, OKX, etc.) # - NEXRAD product type (e.g., BREF1, CREF, VEL1, TOPS, etc.) # # Data files are named _YYMMDD_HHMM. # # - 3-character NEXRAD station ID (e.g., FTG, PUX, OKX, etc.) # - NEXRAD product type (e.g., BREF1, CREF, VEL1, TOPS, etc.) # YY - two digit year # MM - two digit month # HH - two digit hour # MM - two digit minute # # The settings for the dataset would be: # # DIRMASK=/data/ldm/nexrad/\ID/\TYPE # FILEMASK=\TYPE_*.\ID # IPMASK=* # # 2) NEXRAD data files are located in the directory hierarchy defined # by the regular expression /data/ldm/nexrad// # where: # # - 3-character NEXRAD station ID (e.g., ftg, pux, okx, etc.) # - two-digit reporting hour (e.g., 00, 01, 02, ..., 23) # # Data files are named YYMMDDHHMM..wsi where: # # YY - two digit year # MM - two digit month # HH - two digit hour # MM - two digit minute # - NEXRAD product type (e.g., BREF1, CREF, VEL1, TOPS, etc.) # wsi - suffix # # The settings for the dataset would be: # # DIRMASK=/data/ldm/nexrad/\id/*/ # FILEMASK=*.\TYPE.wsi # IPMASK=* # # 3) Most NEXRAD data files are located in the directory hierarchy # defined in example 1). The BRLR1 set, however, is located # in the /data/BRLR1 directory, and its files are named # CCYYMMDDHH_.. # # The general settings for the dataset would be: # # DIRMASK=/data/ldm/nexrad/\ID/\TYPE/ # FILEMASK=\TYPE_*.\ID # IPMASK=* # # This would be followed by the specifications for the BRLR1 # data: # # BRLR1_DIR=/data/BRLR1 # BRLR1_FILE=*_\type.\id # BLRL1_IP=* # # History: 19990521 - New format for Unidata McIDAS-X 7.50 # 20001206 - Updated for Unidata McIDAS-X 7.70 # 20001226 - Updated to reflect NIDS -> NEXRAD name change # #----------------------------------------------------------------------------- DIRMASK=/data/ldm/nexrad/\ID/\TYPE/ FILEMASK=\TYPE_*.\ID IPMASK=*