[wxqc] CWOP Summary info
kdmiller at oldsgmail.com
kdmiller at oldsgmail.com
Wed Sep 27 00:03:47 CDT 2006
-------- Original Message --------
> From: "Chris Flory" <cflory at comcast.net>
> Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 10:40 PM
> To: "'Discussion of weather data quality issues'" <wxqc at lists.gladstonefamily.net>
> Subject: Re: [wxqc] CWOP Summary info
>
> Keith, good point, I will take your advice.
>
> Forgive me as I don't fully understand how MADIS works, and hopefully I'm
> not being a pest about this, but how does one 'correct' MADIS if and when I
> do get my data verified as accurate?
>
The CWOP QC and MADIS are two different things. You can check what
conclusion MAIS reached from the link to that from the APRS/CWOP website.
Phillip does an analysis that adds many more other stations.
> If each station surrounding me is reporting bad data, skewing MADIS, I could
> potentially be always reporting bad data from here on out? Or is there some
> higher level of checks that goes on to ensure that does not happen?
>
Any station that has grossly bad data will be ignored, but anything that
seems to be correct, there is no way to know. That's why it's important
to verify your own data. That should be done with other instruments.
Also insure your location and altitude are correct. If you can be sure
you are sending good data, there is nothing to worry about.
Think of the QC as a tool, if it suggests a problem, you should check your
data and confirm it's good. If there's any question, you need to find the
problem.
Keith
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