Re: [gembud] HPC nmap2 backgrounds?

• To: Neil Smith <neils@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
• Subject: Re: [gembud] HPC nmap2 backgrounds?
• From: Steven.Chiswell@xxxxxxxxxxxx
• Date: Thu, 4 Feb 2010 15:49:02 -0500

Neil,

NOAA's logo is hardcoded in the device/draw/inoaa.f routine as drawing 
commands.

I have found it generally easier to use a program like imagemagick's 
composite program to
combine a small logo image at a location (such as -compose atop). 

Chiz






Neil Smith <neils@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
02/04/2010 03:05 PM

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That's the ticket. Many thanks Chiz.

And thanks to Kevin Tyle, Gerry Creager, and Michael James over at Unidata 
Support.
 
Now if I can find the location for the logos. Any suggestions? 

-Neil

On Feb 4, 2010, at 7:27 AM, Steven.Chiswell@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:


Neil, 
I created the terrain image you are referring to using the topography 
grids with gdtopo and gd2img as outlined at the bottom of: 
http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/software/gempak/examples/image_to_grid/ 

Chiz 







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We hear tell HPC uses nmap2 to generate their maps for web presentation.

(eg. http://www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/basicwx/basicwx_ter.php )

We really like 2 features of their web maps: the 'Terrain/Satellite' 
background and the logo placement feature.

But we don't see the background available in GEMPAK5.11.4 nmap2. And the 
logo's offered by nmap2 are the NWS and NOAA logo's. We'd like to place 
our own logo. Is that customizable?

Thanks,
-Neil 
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Neil Smith  neils@xxxxxxxx 
Comp. Sys. Admin. 
Atmospheric Sciences / TAMU 




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