Thanks for that John. Is there a scheduled start date for Metop or NOAA data yet? It's really good news. Robert --On 01 July 2005 15:18 -0400 geojohnt@... wrote: Professor Robert Moore Department

Wow - so perhaps I should not lose too much sleep over my HRPT system. Thanks Robert --On 01 July 2005 16:07 +0100 Douglas Deans <douglas@...> wrote: Professor Robert Moore Departm

I have looked at the ESA webpage but I am not quite clear whether the METOP data when they become available via Meteosat-8 will be full resolution HRPT or lower resolution LRIT (though clearly a lot o

Just back after a few days - exactly where in our Yahoo group is the further information posted? Meanwhile it looks from the email exchanges that there is no absolute need to upgrade Robert --On 25 Ju

Anyone looking at the a close up of the UK at around 1800 UTC (Wednesday 22nd) will have noticed the quite deep shadow under the cold front on the western side of Ireland. If you flip to thermal false

James, no problems here. Robert --On 09 May 2005 09:56 +0100 Douglas Deans <douglas@...> wrote: 44 (0) 1352 714456

Thanks Ferdinand and John - looking at this particular feature only, I thought Met-8 was as good as the others, especially with the Thermal FC enhancement. (But I wish I had my HRPT working!) Robert -

Recent and current Met-8 imagery shows showery weather coming in on the nor' westerly airstream over the UK. Images also show more vigorous activity down the east coast - which is also confirmed by ra

David I loaded the TechniSat software from the CD - I have no idea where the B2C2 program came from, I'm sure I didn't download from the internet. Anyhow, I thought it better to sort it out now rather

Well folks - I don't know exactly what it was but I am now up and running. I re-installed Tellique software half a dozen times and the EKU software two or three times. Interestingly the 'tc.recv.exe'

Really strange Debbie - I made multiple backups of my recv.ini file in various locations before installing the upgrade and then copied one back into the active folder afterwards. I have discovered thi

Thanks Alan - mine is blue with a string of 0s and 1s interlaced with a long string of 2B2Cs after the 2B2C logo. Robert --On 19 April 2005 15:10 +0200 Alan Sewards <asewards@...> wrote: Professor

Thanks for that David - I'll be looking at it shortly I hope! I am still only getting 6 hourly images so I have decided to do a System Restore to well before I started the upgrade. If I can get everyt

Thanks Peter - no, I checked this. I even went back into my archive files where I had stored the keys I used in the early days, just to make sure I hadn't copied the wrong ones. Being of a nervous dis

Thanks Arne - this morning I have the 0000 - the twelve channels of Met-8. So I have been getting these data every 6 hours for the last 24. It looks as if I'm on some sort of a minimal, default, acces

Thanks Arne - I have everything as listed in your email except tc-recv.exe is not in Program Files but in its own directory, with the other files, including 'received'. This is how my system has been

Still very puzzling David. I have everything back in its rights place (ie nothing inside the program Files). Data Manager is set to delete files and the path is open (I've just checked by manually del

Douglas - yes, two PCs. On the receiver I have set 'sharing' to 'share this folder on the network' and 'allow network users to change my files'. Will the latter enable MDM to delete, I can not see any

David, chickens counted before hatched! Data Manager is now processing HRIT, Met-5 and Met-7 and GOES-12 in a loop - all 1200 (GMT) data. The lines in the log file in Manager racing down the screen do

David, right-clicking the icon gives me: IP cast EUMETSAT::HOTBIRD The following data are being received: Admin messages amsua, amsub and hirs files GOES-12 MPEF files Nothing else. System has been ru