StormAlertAdmin
04-08-2008, 05:07 PM
With StormLab and real-time dynamc data overlays, it is now possible to do things we could have only dreamed of 5 years ago. Specifically, it is now a reality to view 'live' in situ surface data obtained from chasers / mobile mesonets.
Mr. Bob Fritchie, an OU graduate student, has made his data available for the NWS and the research community, including StormLab 4.0 users. Bob uses well sighted, research grade equipment. He is an aggressive chaser and has repeatedly acquired some incredible near-storm data.
I have worked with Bob today to get this data flowing into StormLab with 1 minute observations available when he is mobile.
---> http://www.mress.org/data/SLObs.txt
Simply plug that into your Weather Overlay section in StormLab Supercharged.
You can sample the plots (much like any other overlay) to view extensive data, and we'll soon have this linked to real-time graphs.
As you guys know, I'm a big observation buff, and I think Bob is really leading to way to provide a structured set of real-time data. I look forward to working with him on future projects.
Feel free to contact me should you have any questions.
Evan
Mr. Bob Fritchie, an OU graduate student, has made his data available for the NWS and the research community, including StormLab 4.0 users. Bob uses well sighted, research grade equipment. He is an aggressive chaser and has repeatedly acquired some incredible near-storm data.
I have worked with Bob today to get this data flowing into StormLab with 1 minute observations available when he is mobile.
---> http://www.mress.org/data/SLObs.txt
Simply plug that into your Weather Overlay section in StormLab Supercharged.
You can sample the plots (much like any other overlay) to view extensive data, and we'll soon have this linked to real-time graphs.
As you guys know, I'm a big observation buff, and I think Bob is really leading to way to provide a structured set of real-time data. I look forward to working with him on future projects.
Feel free to contact me should you have any questions.
Evan