Re: [Data-curation] Dear nerds, how do you process this SA data?

• To: daryl herzmann <akrherz@xxxxxxxxxxx>
• Subject: Re: [Data-curation] Dear nerds, how do you process this SA data?
• From: Stephen Adams <sadams@xxxxxxxx>
• Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2018 10:18:29 -0600

Daryl,

My LDM filed it in 18012901.sao . Based on surrounding hours, it appears
this is correct. So, what we have is a transmit of data that appeared to
not have been transmitted properly on the 29th. Better late than never?

As to SA format, better that than nothing? Isn't it ironic that the METAR
wmo headers start with SA... 😎

Steve
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On Tue, Feb 13, 2018 at 9:55 AM, daryl herzmann <akrherz@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hello weather processing nerds,
>
> From the curiousity-kills-my-cat department, this data product just flowed
>>
> over noaaport/sbn.  If your system processed this data, could you kindly
> tell me how / what assumptions were made?
>
> Here's the product
>
>   SACN94 CWAO 290100 RRZ
>   WRV SA 0100 AUTO8 M M M M/-20/-23/1204/M/     SOG 20 M 58MM=
>
> Here's the LDM product name that is associated
>
>   103 20180213154846.384780 IDS|DDPLUS 20520131  SACN94 CWAO 290100 RRZ
>
> So today is 13 Feb and that WMO timestamp is '290100', so that is 1z on
> what day again?  29 Jan?  Of course, 29 Feb does not exist this year.  And
> I raise my standing objection of SA formatted products coming over METAR
> WMO headers, 'Blame Canada' hehe.
>
> daryl
>
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