[wxqc] Reporting time
Art Thomas
Art.Thomas at noaa.gov
Mon Mar 6 07:34:21 EST 2006
Sam,
I upload once an hour since I'm on a dial-up connection (out in the
boonies with no broadband service).
http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/wxpage.cgi?call=CW2428&last=36&radar=***
art thomas
Sam Drinkard wrote:
> Hello fellow wx enthusists,
>
> Got a question for you. I assume most of you, like myself, are
> sending data to the APRS network every 5 minutes or thereabouts. I'm
> curious if there are perhaps some of you that use some longer time
> period, say half-hour or hourly, like the some of the ASOS stations.
> If so, when you look at your graphs from Phillip's website, do your
> plots have a smoother line? I've been looking at today's plots for my
> station, and I had a real case of the jaggies today, especially on
> baro and temp. I can envision why to some degree, but the frequency
> of the changes looks like it changed every 5 minutes! Looking at the
> local ASOS stations here, I see their lines are relatively smooth,
> even if they show rather drastic deviations from the analysis. I know
> we've had past discussions about jaggies, and they are partly due to
> some stations reporting off/on and other reasons. Given the MADIS data
> is I believe, ingested every 15 minutes or so, I'm curious if changing
> the report period to hourly would help eliminate the jaggies.
> Phillip, Russ, Dave, or Bart, you can correct me on some of this..
> going from memory...
>
> You can see my plots for today at:
>
> http://weather.gladstonefamily.net/site/AR471
>
> Comments anyone?
>
>
> Sam
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