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>From: "CAPT Kurt F. Brueske, 333-3510" <BrueskeKF.DFP.USAFA@xxxxxxxxxxxx> >Organization: . >Keywords: 199807131522.JAA22063 >The sample "nwx.tbl" decoder file that you provide has been very >helpful in setting up our local feed; however, there's a reference to the >NAWIPS-5.4 decoder "ldmConnect" to decode NWS Zone Forecasts. I >found no "ldmConnect" decoder in the /NAWIPS-5.4/gempak5.4/bin/sol >directory. > >Is this the correct decoder? If so, were can I obtain a copy of the file? > >As always, thanks. > >Kurt > Kurt, ldmConnect is a perl script used for joining the pieces of the split messages back into a readable bulletin. The ldmConnect script is contained in the ~pub/decoders tar file. The script is not part of N-AWIPS, rather something that was created when NWS started breaking up long bulletins into 16K pieces. Steve Chiswell
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