suggests that segments 7 and 8 were missing for channels 1-11 and 17- 24 were missing for the HRV channel for the 20.15 scan. Thanks, Douglas. I understand you don't take the LRIT? By the way, the

Guy, You have made my point - we don't *know* how much a second machine is really needed. We have lots of armwaving but few facts. As it makes a big difference when looked at in terms of thousands

wrote: Folks, Many thanks for all the reports. It seems that we all saw the same misisng data (as reported by the MSG Data Manager), which may mean the data was missing or that there was file name

I agree Alan, It depends what use you wish to make of the service, just grab a download to see what the weather is up to every few hours or constantly monitor, animate and archive the lot. Regards,

From: Dave Cawley Timestep Dartmouth England e-mail Information@... Web site http://www.Time-step.com Tel. +44 (0)1803 833366 Fax. +44 (0)1803 839498 I expect that if you want absolutely

Looking at your message's posting date and comparing that to my calendar, I see a discrepancy. Maybe my calendar is wrong, but maybe your system date is even more out of range, and maybe that could

msg data processes message: than the Maik, There is no quick way to disable this feature, which was enabled as a way of getting round the odd sequence order sometimes seen. I guess you could try

I tested the single PC setup for a couple of days (and at our 13 september meeting at utrecht). It is possible to receive and process images simultaneously. But you need to monitor CPU load and

todays 15:15 HRIT scan ? Yes, there was an HRV segment which had been trucated when transmitted. The MSG Data Manager, despite being written with extensive exception handling, failed to pick up

Thanks David for you very fast reply, Was completely focussed on managing my MSG equipment and did see the thread on Satsignal too late ! Too many PC's running or to many Mailing-lists ?? Have

Arne, Thank you for this useful factual evidence. I do not have any results with Animation running, so you have indicated an important load there. I feel that using GSS or other software in

getting the full (1.8Mb) version. Oops, now fixed. You may need a Ctrl-F5 refresh on the Web page. David

participated in the MSG-1 dissemination trials, I thought it might be of interest to question some of the basic assumptions. The main one of these is that one needs to have two computers, one for

Has someone switched off the Foreign Satellite Data again, or is it just me? Cheers, David

In message <bkpt54+n3hq@...>, David Taylor <david-taylor@...> writes Nothing this afternoon here either David James -- James Brown

Unfortunately I cannot blame you for it. If I could it would have been repaired already minutes after notification. Same here... Chhers, Ferdinand

For some strange reason the 18.00 FSD files have been sent using a different file naming convention. Until this evening it was :- GOES 10 GOES 12 GOES 9 This evening's 18.00 were

The first 21.00 (GOES 9) are the same as the 18.00 using the new file naming convention. I wouldn't waste programming time, David, until you get a definitive answer on this from Eumetsat. Douglas.