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#<PHONE_NUMBER>02 Table A category, line 1 000003 Table A category, line 2 #<PHONE_NUMBER>10 F, part descriptor 000011 X, part descriptor 000012 Y, part descriptor #<PHONE_NUMBER>03 000013 Element name, line 1 000014 Element name, line 2 000015 Units name 000016 Units scale sign 000017 Units scale 000018 Units reference sign 000019 Units reference value 000020 Element data width #<PHONE_NUMBER>03 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Delayed descriptor replication factor 000030 Descriptor defining sequence #
#<PHONE_NUMBER>01 WMO block number 001002 WMO station number # # descriptor 3'01'002 should not be used!<PHONE_NUMBER>03 WMO Region number 001004 WMO Region sub-area 001005 Buoy/platform identifier #<PHONE_NUMBER>11 Ship's call sign 001012 Direction of motion of moving platform 001013 Speed of motion of moving platform #<PHONE_NUMBER>01 Year 004002 Month 004003 Day #<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Hour 004005 Minute #<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Hour 004005 Minute 004006 Second #<PHONE_NUMBER>01 Latitude (high accuracy) 006001 Longitude (high accuracy) #<PHONE_NUMBER>01 Latitude (high accuracy) 006001 Longitude (high accuracy) 007001 Height of station #<PHONE_NUMBER>02 Latitude (coarse accuracy) 006002 Longitude (coarse accuracy) #<PHONE_NUMBER>02 Latitude (coarse accuracy) 006002 Longitude (coarse accuracy) 007001 Height of station #<PHONE_NUMBER>23 Latitude and longitude (coarse accuracy) 004003 Day 301012 Time #<PHONE_NUMBER>21 Latitude and longitude (high accuracy) 004003 (Time period in days)<PHONE_NUMBER>04 (Time period in hours)<PHONE_NUMBER>05 (Time period in minutes) 004005 #<PHONE_NUMBER>01 WMO block and station number 002001 Type of station 301011 Date 301012 Time 301022 Latitude and longitude (high accuracy), height of station #<PHONE_NUMBER>01 WMO block and station number 002001 Type of station 301011 Date 301012 Time 301024 Latitude and longitude (coarse accuracy), height of station # # Buoy/platform - fixed<PHONE_NUMBER>05 Buoy/platform identifier 002001 Type of station 301011 Date 301012 Time 301021 Latitude and longitude (high accuracy) # # Buoy/platform - fixed<PHONE_NUMBER>05 Buoy/platform identifier 002001 Type of station 301011 Date 301012 Time 301023 Latitude and longitude (coarse accuracy) # # Buoy/platform - moving<PHONE_NUMBER>05 Buoy/platform identifier 001012 Direction of motion of moving platform 001013 Speed of motion of moving platform 002001 Type of station 301011 Date 301012 Time 301023 Latitude and longitude (coarse accuracy) # # Ship<PHONE_NUMBER>03 Ship's call sign and motion 002001 Type of station 301011 Date 301012 Time 301023 Latitude,Longitude(coarse accuracy) # # Land station for vertical soundings<PHONE_NUMBER>01 WMO block and station number 002011 Radiosonde type 002012 Radiosonde computational method 301011 Date 301012 Time 301022 Latitude and longitude (high accuracy), height of station # # Land Station for vertical soundings<PHONE_NUMBER>01 WMO block and station number 002011 Radiosonde type 002012 Radiosonde computational method 301011 Date 301012 Time 301024 Latitude and longitude (coarse accuracy), height of station # # Ship for vertical sounding<PHONE_NUMBER>03 Ship's call sign and motion 002011 Radiosonde type 002012 Radiosonde computational method 301011 Date 301012 Time 301023 Latitude and longitude (coarse accuracy) #<PHONE_NUMBER>03 Ship's call sign and motion 002011 Radiosonde type 002012 Radiosonde computational method 301011 Date 301012 Time 301024 Latitude and longitude (coarse accuracy), height of station #<PHONE_NUMBER>07 Satellite identifier 002021 Satelitte instrument data used in processing 002022 Satelitte data processing technique used 301011 Date 301012 Time #<PHONE_NUMBER>41 Satellite identifier, data used and data processing technique; date/time 301021 Latitude, longitude #<PHONE_NUMBER>07 Satellite identifier 002023 Cloud motion computational method 301011 Date 301013 Time 301021 Latitude, longitude #<PHONE_NUMBER>07 Satellite identifier 002024 Integrated mean humidity computational method 301011 Date 301013 Time 301021 Latitude, longitude # # Satellite location and velocity<PHONE_NUMBER>11 Year, month, day 301012 Time (hour, minute) 201138 Change width to 16 bits 202131 Change scale to 3 004006 Second 201000 Change width back to Table B 202000 Change scale back to Table B 304030 Location relative to Earth's centre 304031 Velocity relative to Earth's centre # # ERS product header<PHONE_NUMBER>07 Satellite identifier 025060 Software identification 001033 Originating/generating centre 001034 Originating/generating subcentre 001012 Direction of motion of moving observation platform 301045 Satellite location and velocity 002021 Satellite instrument used in processing 301011 Date (year, month, day) 301012 Time (hour, minute) 201138 Change bit width to 16 bits 202131 Change scale to 3 004006 Second 201000 Change width back to Table B 202000 Change scale back to Table B 301023 Location (latitude, longitude) # # Radar parameters<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Antenna polarization 002121 Mean frequency 002113 Number of azimuth looks 002026 Cross-track resolution 002027 Along-track resolution 002111 Radar incidence angle 002140 Satellite radar beam azimuth angle 202127 Change scale to -1 001013 Radar platform velocity 202126 Change scale to -2 007001 Radar platform altitude 202000 Change scale to Table B 025010 Clutter treatment 021064 Clutter noise estimate # # Radar beam data<PHONE_NUMBER>11 Radar incidence angle 002112 Radar look angle 021062 Backscatter 021063 Radiometer resolution (Noise value) 021065 Missing packet counter #<PHONE_NUMBER>06 Aircraft identifier 002061 Navigational system 301011 Date 301012 Time 301021 Latitude,Longitude(high accuracy) 008004 Phase of aircraft flight # #<PHONE_NUMBER>05 Buoy/platform identifier 002001 Type of station 301011 Date 301012 Time 301021 Latitude and longitude (high accuracy) 001012 Direction of motion of moving observing platform 001014 Platform drift speed (high precision) # # Radar location(s)<PHONE_NUMBER>00 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 301001 WMO block and station number # # ACARS identification<PHONE_NUMBER>06 Aircraft flight number (see Note) 001008 Aircraft registration number (see Note) 002001 Type of station 002002 Type of instrumentation for wind measurement 002005 Precision of temperature observation 002062 Type of aircraft data relay system 002070 Original specification of latitude/longitude 002065 ACARS ground receiving station #Note: # As supplied by originating sub-center ARINC, this value is # a pseudo-value rather than the actual value. The relationship # between this pseudo value and the true value is known only by ARINC # # ACARS location<PHONE_NUMBER>11 Year, month, day 301013 Hour, minute, second 301023 Latitude and longitude (coarse accuracy) 007004 Pressure 002064 Aircraft roll angle quality 008004 Phase of aircraft flight # # Satellite identifier/Generating resolution<PHONE_NUMBER>07 Satellite identifier 001031 Generating centre 002020 Satellite classification 002028 Segment size at nadir in X direction 002029 Segment size at nadir in Y direction # # Satellite identification<PHONE_NUMBER>71 Satellite identification, generation resolution 301011 Date 301013 Time 301021 Latitude, longitude #
#<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Pressure (at station level) 010051 Pressure reduced to mean sea level 010061 3-hour pressure change 010063 Characteristic of pressure tendency # # High altitude station<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Pressure (at station level) 007004 Pressure level 010003 Geopotential of pressure level 010061 3-hour pressure change 010063 Characteristic of pressure tendency #<PHONE_NUMBER>11 Wind direction (10m) 011012 Wind speed (10m) 012004 Temperature (2m) 012006 Dew point (2m) 013003 Relative humidity 020001 Horizontal visibility 020003 Present weather 020004 Past weather (1) 020005 Past weather (2) # # General cloud information<PHONE_NUMBER>10 Cloud cover (total) 008002 Vertical significance 020011 Cloud amount 020013 Height of base of cloud 020012 Cloud type 020012 Cloud type 020012 Cloud type #<PHONE_NUMBER>02 Vertical significance 020011 Cloud amount 020012 Cloud type 020013 Height of base of cloud #<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Pressure (at station level) 010051 Pressure reduced to mean sea level 010062 24-hour pressure change 010063 Characteristic of pressure tendency # # Low altitude station<PHONE_NUMBER>01 Pressure and pressure change 302003 Wind, temperature, humidity, visibility, weather 302004 Significant cloud layer # # High altitude station<PHONE_NUMBER>02 Pressure and pressure change 302003 Wind, temperature, humidity, visibility, weather 302004 Significant cloud layer #<PHONE_NUMBER>06 Pressure and pressure change 302003 Wind, temperature, humidity, visibility, weather 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Delayed descriptor replication factor 302005 Cloud layer information #<PHONE_NUMBER>01 Direction of waves 022011 Period of waves 022021 Height of waves #<PHONE_NUMBER>02 Direction of wind waves 022012 Period of wind waves 022022 Height of wind waves #<PHONE_NUMBER>03 Direction of swell waves 022013 Period of swell waves 022023 Height of swell waves #<PHONE_NUMBER>22 Wind waves 101002 Replicate 1 descriptor 2 times 302023 Swell waves (2 systems of swell) # #<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Pressure 010051 Pressure reduced to mean sea level 007004 Pressure (vertical location) 010003 Geopotential 012004 Dry-bulb temperature at 2m 012051 Standard deviation temperature 012016 Maximum temperature at 2m, past 24 hours 012017 Minimum temperature at 2m, past 24 hours 013004 Vapour pressure 102004 Replicate 2 descriptors 4 times 008051 Qualifier for number of missing values in calculation of statistic 008020 Total number of missing entities (with respect to accumulation or average) #
#<PHONE_NUMBER>03 Geopotential 011001 Wind direction 011002 Wind speed #<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Pressure 011001 Wind direction 011002 Wind speed #<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Pressure 010003 Geopotential 012001 Temperature 012003 Dew point #<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Pressure 010003 Geopotential 012001 Temperature 012003 Dew point 011001 Wind direction 011002 Wind speed #<PHONE_NUMBER>03 Geopotential 008001 Vertical sounding significance 011001 Wind direction 011002 Wind speed #<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Pressure 008001 Vertical sounding significance 011001 Wind direction 011002 Wind speed #<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Pressure 008001 Vertical sounding significance 010003 Geopotential 012001 Temperature 013003 Relative humidity 011001 Wind direction 011002 Wind speed #<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Pressure 008001 Vertical sounding significance 010003 Geopotential 012001 Temperature 012003 Dew point 011001 Wind direction 011002 Wind speed #<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Pressure (1) defines... 007004 Pressure (2) ...layer 204007 Add associated field of 7 bits 031021 Additional field significance #<PHONE_NUMBER>21 Layer, quality 010003 Geopotential (layer mean thickness) 204000 Cancel the added associated field #<PHONE_NUMBER>21 Layer, quality 012001 Temperature (layer mean) 204000 Cancel the added associated field #<PHONE_NUMBER>21 Layer, quality 013016 Precipitation water 204000 Cancel the added associated field #<PHONE_NUMBER>25 Satellite channel 204007 Add associated field of 7 bits 031021 Additional field significance 012063 Brightness temperature 204000 Cancel the added associated field #<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Pressure 008003 Vertical significance 204007 Add associated field of 7 bits 031021 Additional field significance 012001 Temperature 204000 Cancel the added associated field #<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Pressure 204007 Add associated field of 7 bits 031021 Additional field significance 010003 Geopotential 204000 Cancel the added associated field #<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Pressure 008003 Vertical significance (base of sounding) 007021 Elevation (local zenith) 007022 Solar elevation (solar zenith) 008012 Land/sea qualifier 012061 Skin temperature #<PHONE_NUMBER>11 Cloud amount 020016 Pressure at top of cloud # #<PHONE_NUMBER>10 Cloud cover (total) 020016 Pressure at top of cloud # # Wind sequence<PHONE_NUMBER>52 Geostationary satellite instrument used 002023 Cloud motion computational method 007004 Pressure 011001 Wind direction 011002 Wind speed 002153 Satellite channel centre frequency 002154 Satellite channel band width 012071 Coldest cluster T #
#<PHONE_NUMBER>03 Vertical significance 010004 Pressure 012001 Temperature 011001 Wind direction 011002 Wind speed #<PHONE_NUMBER>03 Vertical significance 010004 Pressure 011001 Wind direction 011002 Wind speed #<PHONE_NUMBER>03 Vertical significance 012001 Temperature #<PHONE_NUMBER>03 Vertical significance 010004 Pressure 020010 Cloud cover (total) 012001 Temperature #<PHONE_NUMBER>24 Integrated mean humidity computational method 007004 Pressure (1) defines... 007004 Pressure (2) ...layer 013003 Realative humidity #<PHONE_NUMBER>01 Outgoing long-wave radiation 014001 Incoming long-wave radiation 014003 Outgoing short-wave radiation # # GOES-I/M info<PHONE_NUMBER>63 Height assignment method 002164 Tracer correlation method 008012 Land/sea qualifier 007024 Satellite zenith angle 002167 Origin of first guess information 008021 Time significance 004001 Year 004002 Month 004003 Day 004004 Hour 008021 Time significance 004024 Time period or displacement 110004 Replicate 10 descriptors 4 times 008021 Time significance 004004 Hour 004005 Minute 004006 Second 008021 Time significance 004004 Hour 004005 Minute 004006 Second 011001 Wind direction 011002 Wind speed 103010 Replicate 3 descriptors 6 times 002163 Height assignment method 007004 Pressure 012001 Temperature # # Location of platform<PHONE_NUMBER>31 In direction 0 degree longitude, distance from the Earth's centre 028031 In direction 90 degrees East longitude, distance from the Earth's centre 010031 In direction of North Pole, distance from Earth's centre # # Speed of platform<PHONE_NUMBER>41 Absolute platform velocity - first component 001042 Absolute platform velocity - second component 001043 Absolute platform velocity - third component #
#<PHONE_NUMBER>32 Indicator for digitization 102000 Delayed replication of 2 descriptors 031001 Replication factor 007062 Depth below sea surface 022042 Subsurface sea temperature #<PHONE_NUMBER>31 Method of current measurement 022004 Direction of current 022031 Speed of current #<PHONE_NUMBER>02 Wind instrumentation 011011 Wind direction(10m) 011012 Wind speed(10m) 012004 Dry-bulb temperature at 2m #<PHONE_NUMBER>32 Indicator for digitization 002033 Method of salinity/depth measurement 103000 Delayed replication of 3 descriptors 031001 Replication factor 007062 Depth below sea surface 022043 Subsurface sea temperature 022062 Salinity #<PHONE_NUMBER>31 Method of current measurement 103000 Delayed replication of 3 descriptors 031001 Replication factor 007062 Depth below sea surface 022004 Direction of current 022031 Speed of Current # # Under water sounding (optional) parameters<PHONE_NUMBER>03 Surface wind and temperature 306002 Current 022063 Total water depth # # Buoy spare block parameters<PHONE_NUMBER>12 Direction of motion of moving platform 001014 Platform drift speed (high precision) 306008 Buoy instrumentation 004024 Time period or displacement 027003 Alternate latitude 028003 Alternate longitude # # Buoy instrumentation parameters<PHONE_NUMBER>34 Drogue type 002035 Cable length 002036 Buoy type #<PHONE_NUMBER>24 Tide station identification, date/time, water temperature, tide station tide data status, time period or displacement, time increment 102006 Replicate 2 descriptors 6 times 022038 Tidal elevation with respect to local chart datum 022039 Meteorological residual tidal elevation #<PHONE_NUMBER>75 Tide station alphanumeric identification 301011 Year, month, day 301012 Hour, minute 022122 Tide station automated meteorological data check 022123 Tide station manual meterological data check 012001 Air temperature 303002 Pressure, wind direction, wind speed #<PHONE_NUMBER>75 Tide station alphanumeric identification 301011 Year, month, day 301012 Hour, minute 022038 Tidal elevation with respect to local chart datum 022039 Meteorological residual tidal elevation #<PHONE_NUMBER>15 Station or site name 301023 Latitude, longitude 301011 Year, month, day 301012 Hour, minute 022038 Tidal elevation with respect to local chart datum 022039 Meteorological residual tidal elevation 022120 Tide station automated water level check 022121 Tide station manual water level check #<PHONE_NUMBER>75 Tide station alphanumeric identification 301011 Year, month, day 301012 Hour, minute 022042 Sea/water temperature 022120 Tide station automated water level check 022121 Tide station manual water level check 004025 Time period or displacement 004015 Time increment #
# # (Low altitude station)<PHONE_NUMBER>31 Identification,type,date/time,position(high accuracy),height 302011 Basic surface report # # (Low altitude station)<PHONE_NUMBER>32 Identification,type,date/time,position(coarse accuracy),height 302011 Basic surface report # # (Low altitude station)<PHONE_NUMBER>01 Location(high accuracy) and basic report 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 302005 Cloud layer information # # (Low altitude station)<PHONE_NUMBER>02 Location(coarse accuracy) and basic report 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 302005 Cloud layer information # # (Low altitude station)<PHONE_NUMBER>01 Location(high accuracy) and basic report 101004 Replicate 1 descriptor 4 times 302005 Cloud layer information (4 layers) # # (Low altitude station)<PHONE_NUMBER>02 Location(coarse accuracy) and basic report 101004 Replicate 1 descriptor 4 times 302005 Cloud layer information (4 layers) # # (High altitude station)<PHONE_NUMBER>31 Identification,type,date/time,position(high accuracy),height 302012 Basic surface report # # (High altitude station)<PHONE_NUMBER>32 Identification,type,date/time,position(coarse accuracy),height 302012 Basic surface report #<PHONE_NUMBER>31 Identification,type,date/time,position(high accuracy),height 302013 Basic surface report # # Main part of data for representation of METAR/SPECI code in BUFR<PHONE_NUMBER>63 ICAO location indicator 002001 Type of station 301011 Year, month, day (YY) 301012 GG, gg 301024 Latitude-longitude (coarse accuracy), height of station 007006 Height above station (= height of an anemometer) 011001 Wind direction (ddd) 011016 Extreme counterclockwise wind direction of a variable wind (dn dn dn) 011017 Extreme clockwise wind direction of a variable wind (dx dx dx) 011002 Wind speed (ff) 011041 Maximum wind speed (gusts) (fm fm) 007006 Height above station (= height of a thermometer) 012001 Temperature (T' T') 012003 Dew-point temperature (T'd T'd) 010052 Altimeter stting (QNH) (PH PH PH PH) 020009 General Weather Indicator TAF/METAR #<PHONE_NUMBER>00 Delayed replication of 3 descriptors 031001 Number of replication (up to 3) 008023 First order statistics 005021 Direction of visibility observed (Dv) 020001 Horizontal visibility #<PHONE_NUMBER>00 Delayed replication of 6 descriptors 031001 Number of replication (up to 4) 001064 Runway designator (DR DR) 008014 Qualification for runway visual range 020061 Runway visual range (VR VR VR VR) 008014 Qualification for runway wisual range 020061 Runway visual range (VR VR VR VR) 020018 Tendency of runway visual range (i) #<PHONE_NUMBER>00 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Numbe of replication (up to 3) 020019 Significant present weather (w' w') # # (Clouds group(s))<PHONE_NUMBER>00 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Numbe of replication 302005 (sequence descriptor) 008002 Vertical significance (surface observation) 020011 Cloud amount (FEW, SCT, BKN and OVC) (NS NS NS) 020012 Cloud type (CC) 020013 Height of base of cloud (hs hs hs) 020002 Vertical visibility (VV hs hs hs) #<PHONE_NUMBER>00 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Number of replication (up to 3) 020020 Significant recent weather phenomena (RE w'w') # # (Wind shear on runways(s))<PHONE_NUMBER>00 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Number of replication 011070 Runway designator of the runway affected by windshear (including ALL) (WS RWY DR DR) # # (Trend-type landing forecast)<PHONE_NUMBER>16 Change qualifier of a trend-type forecast or an aerodrome forecast (TTTTT) 102000 Delayed replication of 2 descriptors 031001 Number of replication (up to 2) 008017 Qualifier of the time when the forecast change is expected (FM, TL, AT) (TT) 301012 GG, gg 104000 Delayed replication of 4 descriptor 031001 Number of replication (up to 1) 007006 Height above station 011001 Wind direction (ddd) 011002 Wind speed (ff) 011041 Maximum wind speed (gusts) (fm fm) 020009 General Weather Indicator 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Number of replication (up to 1) 020001 Horizontal visibility VVVV 307014 w'w' # # (Short METAR/SPECI)<PHONE_NUMBER>11 Main part of data 307014 w'w' 307016 RE w'w' # # (Total sequence for representation of METAR/SPECI code in BUFR<PHONE_NUMBER>11 Main part of data 307012 Dv VVVV 307013 DR DR VR VR VR VR 307014 w'w' 307015 Clouds group(s) 307016 REw'w' 307017 Wind shear on runway(s) 307018 Trend-type landing forecast 307015 Clouds group(s) #
# # (Buoy/platform-fixed)<PHONE_NUMBER>33 Identification,type,date/time,position(high accuracy) 302011 Basic surface report 022042 Sea-surface temperature # # (Buoy/platform-fixed)<PHONE_NUMBER>34 Identification,type,date/time,position(coarse accuracy) 302011 Basic surface report 022042 Sea-surface temperature # # (Buoy/platform-moving)<PHONE_NUMBER>35 Identification,movement,type,date/time,position(coarse accuracy) 302011 Basic surface report 022042 Sea-surface temperature # # (Ship)<PHONE_NUMBER>36 Identification,movement,type,date/time,position(coarse acc) 302011 Basic surface report 022042 Sea-surface temperature #<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Basic surface report 302024 Wind waves and swell waves # # (Buoy Section 1 optional parameters)<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Pressure 010061 3-hour pressure change 010063 Characteristic of pressure change 011001 Wind direction 011002 Wind speed 012004 Dry-bulb temperature at 2m 013003 Relative humidity 022042 Sea-surface temperature #<PHONE_NUMBER>55 Identification, movement type, date/time, position (high accuracy) 302011 Basic surface report 007062 Depth below sea/water surface 022042 Sea/water temperature #
# # (Vertical wind profile)<PHONE_NUMBER>37 Identification,etc,(land station,high accuracy position) 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 303011 Winds at heights # # (Vertical wind profile)<PHONE_NUMBER>38 Identification,etc,(land station,coarse accuracy position) 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 303011 Winds at heights # # (Vertical wind profile)<PHONE_NUMBER>37 Identification,etc,(land station,high accuracy position) 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 303012 Winds at pressure levels # # (Vertical wind profile)<PHONE_NUMBER>38 Identification,etc,(land station,coarse accuracy position) 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 303012 Winds at pressure levels # # (Vertical sounding with relative humidity)<PHONE_NUMBER>37 Identification,etc,(land station,high accuracy position) 302004 Significant cloud information 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 303013 Pressure,geopotential,temperature,and wind # # (Vertical sounding with relative humidity)<PHONE_NUMBER>38 Identification,etc,(land station,coarse accuracy position) 302004 Significant cloud information 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 303013 Pressure,geopotential,temperature,and wind # # (Vertical sounding with dew-point data)<PHONE_NUMBER>37 Identification,etc,(land station,high accuracy position) 302004 Significant cloud information 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 303014 Pressure,geopotential,temperature,and wind # # (Vertical sounding with dew-point data)<PHONE_NUMBER>38 Identification,etc,(land station,coarse accuracy position) 302004 Significant cloud information 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 303014 Pressure,geopotential,temperature,and wind # # (Vertical wind profile)<PHONE_NUMBER>39 Ship's identification etc. 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 303011 Winds at heights # # (Vertical wind profile)<PHONE_NUMBER>39 Ship's identification etc. 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 303012 Winds at pressure levels # # (Vertical sounding with relative humidity)<PHONE_NUMBER>39 Ship's identification etc. 302004 Significant cloud information 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 303013 Pressure,geopotential,temperature,and wind # # (Vertical sounding with dew-point data)<PHONE_NUMBER>39 Ship's identification etc. 302004 Significant cloud information 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 303014 Pressure,geopotential,temperature,and wind # # (Vertical wind profile)<PHONE_NUMBER>40 Ship's identification etc. 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 303011 Winds at heights # # (Vertical wind profile)<PHONE_NUMBER>40 Ship's identification etc. 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 303012 Winds at pressure levels # # (Vertical sounding with relative humidity)<PHONE_NUMBER>40 Ship's identification etc. 302004 Significant cloud information 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 303013 Pressure,geopotential,temperature,and wind # # (Vertical sounding with dew-point data)<PHONE_NUMBER>40 Ship's identification etc. 302004 Significant cloud information 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 303014 Pressure,geopotential,temperature,and wind data # # (Wing profile - wind data sounding)<PHONE_NUMBER>31 Identification etc. 002003 Type of measuring eqipment used 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 303011 Winds at heights # # (Wind profiles - Cartesian coordinates)<PHONE_NUMBER>31 Identification etc. 002003 Type of measuring eqipment used 104000 Delayed replication of 4 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 007003 Geopotential 011003 u-component 011004 v-component 011005 w-component #
# # (Satellite - brightness temperature)<PHONE_NUMBER>42 Identification,method,date/time 303031 Significance data,land/sea,skin temperature 303032 Cloud 101026 Replicate 1 descriptor 26 times 303025 Satellite channel and brightness temperature # # (Satellite - low level)<PHONE_NUMBER>42 Identification,method,date/time 303031 Significance data,land/sea,skin temperature 303032 Cloud 101009 Replicate 1 descriptor 9 times 303023 Mean layer temperature # # (Satellite - high level)<PHONE_NUMBER>42 Identification,method,date/time 303031 Significance data,land/sea,skin temperature 303032 Cloud 101006 Replicate 1 descriptor 6 times 303023 Mean layer temperature # # (Satellite - precipitable water)<PHONE_NUMBER>42 Identification,method,date/time 303031 Significance data,land/sea,skin temperature 303032 Cloud 101003 Replicate 1 descriptor 3 times 303024 Precipitable water #<PHONE_NUMBER>42 Identification,method,date/time 303031 Significance data,land/sea,skin temperature 303033 Cloud 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Delayed descriptor replication factor 303025 Satellite channel and brightness temperature #<PHONE_NUMBER>42 Identification,method,date/time 303031 Significance data,land/sea,skin temperature 303033 Cloud 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Delayed descriptor replication factor 303023 Layer mean temperature #<PHONE_NUMBER>42 Identification,method,date/time 303031 Significance data,land/sea,skin temperature 303033 Cloud 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Delayed descriptor replication factor 303024 Precipitable water # # ATOVS HIRS report<PHONE_NUMBER>11 ATOVS field of view variables 101019 Replicate 1 descriptor 19 times 310012 ATOVS channel variables 002150 TOVS/ATOVS/AVHRR instrumentation channel number 025079 Albedo-radiance solar filtered irradiance for ATOVS 025080 Albedo-radiance equivalent filter width for ATOVS 033032 Channel quality flags for ATOVS 014045 Channel radiance # # ATOVS AMSU-A report<PHONE_NUMBER>11 ATOVS field of view variables 101015 Replicate 1 descriptor 15 times 310012 ATOVS channel variables # # ATOVS AMSU-B report<PHONE_NUMBER>11 ATOVS field of view variables 101005 Replicate 1 descriptor 5 times 310012 ATOVS channel variables # # ATOVS field of view variables<PHONE_NUMBER>70 TOVS/ATOVS product qualifier 001033 Identification of originating/generating centre 001034 Identification of origination/generating centre 008070 TOVS/ATOVS product qualifier 001033 Identification of originating/generating centre 001034 Identification of origination/generating centre 001007 Satellite identification 002048 Satellite sensor indicator 005040 Orbit number 025075 Satellite antenna corrections version number 201133 Change width 005041 Scan line number 201000 Change width 005043 Field of view number 025070 Major frame count 033030 Scan line status flags for ATOVS 033031 Scan line quality flags for ATOVS 004001 Year 004002 Month 004003 Day 004004 Hour 004005 Minute 202131 Change scale 201138 Change width 004006 Second 201000 Change width 202000 Change scale 005001 Latitude 006001 Longitude 202126 Change scale 007001 Height of station 202000 Change scale 007024 Satellite zenith angle 005021 Satellite azimuth 007025 Solar zenith angle 005022 Solar azimuth 033033 Field of view quality flags for ATOVS 002151 Radiometer identifier 012064 Instument temperature 002151 Radiometer identifier 012064 Instument temperature 002151 Radiometer identifier 012064 Instument temperature 002151 Radiometer identifier 012064 Instument temperature # # ATOVS channel variables<PHONE_NUMBER>50 TOVS/ATOVS/AVHRR instrumentation channel number 025076 Log-10 of (temperature0radiance central wavenumber) for ATOVS 025077 Bandwidth correction coefficient 1 for ATOVS 025078 Bandwidth correction coefficient 2 for ATOVS 033032 Channel quality flags for ATOVS 201132 Change width 202129 Change scale 012063 Brightness temperature 202000 Change scale 201000 Change width # # AVHRR (GAC) report<PHONE_NUMBER>07 Satellite ID 005040 Orbit number 004001 Year 004002 Month 004003 Day 004004 Hour 004005 Minute 004006 Second 005001 Latitude 006001 Longitude 007025 Solar zenith angle 005043 Field of view number 025085 Fraction of clear pixels in HIRS field of view 201131 Change width 202129 Change scale 002150 TOVS/ATOVS/AVHRR instrumentation channel number 008023 First order statistics 008072 Pixel(s) type 014027 Albedo 008072 Pixel(s) type 014027 Albedo 002150 TOVS/ATOVS/AVHRR instrumentation channel number 008023 First order statistics 008072 Pixel(s) type 014027 Albedo 008072 Pixel(s) type 014027 Albedo 002150 ATOVS/AVHRR instrumentation channel number 008023 First order statistics 008072 Pixel(s) type 014027 Albedo 008072 Pixel(s) type 014027 Albedo 202000 Change scale 201000 Change width 201132 Change width 202129 Change scale 002150 ATOVS/AVHRR instrumentation channel number 008023 First order statistics 008072 Pixel(s) type 012063 Brightness temperature 008072 Pixel(s) type 012063 Brightness temperature 002150 ATOVS/AVHRR instrumentation channel number 008023 First order statistics 008072 Pixel(s) type 012063 Brightness temperature 008072 Pixel(s) type 012063 Brightness temperature 008023 First order statistics 008072 Pixel(s) type 012063 Brightness temperature 008072 Pixel(s) type 012063 Brightness temperature 002150 ATOVS/AVHRR instrumentation channel number 008023 First order statistics 008072 Pixel(s) type 012063 Brightness temperature 008072 Pixel(s) type 012063 Brightness temperature 202000 Change scale 201000 Change width # # Satellite - geostationary wind data<PHONE_NUMBER>72 Satellite identification, date, time, latitude, longitude 303041 Wind sequence 304011 GOES-I/M information #
# # (Aircraft reports)<PHONE_NUMBER>51 ASDAR aircraft identifier, navigational system, date/time, position, phase of aircraft flight 007002 Altitude 012001 Temperature 011001 Wind direction 011002 Wind speed 011031 Degree of turbulence 011032 Height of base of turbulence 011033 Height of top of turbulence 020041 Airframe icing # # (ACARS reports)<PHONE_NUMBER>65 ACARS identification 301066 ACARS location 311003 ACARS standard reported variables 311004 ACARS supplementary reported variables # # (ACARS standard reported variables)<PHONE_NUMBER>70 Indicated aircraft altitude 011001 Wind direction 011002 Wind speed 012001 Temperature/dry-bulb temperature 013002 Mixing ratio # # (ACARS supplementary reported variables)<PHONE_NUMBER>00 Delayed replication of one descriptor 031000 Short delayed replication description factor 011034 Vertical gust velocity 101000 Delayed repliction of one descriptor 031000 Short delayed replication description factor 011035 Vertical gust acceleration 101000 Delayed replication of one descriptor 031000 Short delayed replication description factor 011075 Mean turbulence intensity (eddy dissipation rate) 101000 Delayed replication of one descriptor 031000 Short delayed replication description factor 011076 Peak turbulence intensity (eddy dissipation rate) 101000 Delayed replication of one descriptor 031000 Short delayed replication description factor 033025 ACARS interpolated values 101000 Delayed replication of one descriptor 031000 Short delayed replication description facotr 033026 Mixing ratio quality #
#<PHONE_NUMBER>43 Satellite identifier,instrumentation,location,date/time 304001 Cloud top pressure,temperature,wind #<PHONE_NUMBER>43 Satellite identifier,instrumentation,location,date/time 304002 Cloud top pressure,wind #<PHONE_NUMBER>42 Satellite identifier,instrumentation,location,date/time 304003 Surface temperature #<PHONE_NUMBER>42 Satellite identifier,instrumentation,location,date/time 304004 Cloud cover #<PHONE_NUMBER>42 Satellite identifier,instrumentation,location,date/time 020014 Height of top of cloud #<PHONE_NUMBER>44 Satellite identifier,instrumentation,location,date/time 304005 Layer mean relative humidity #<PHONE_NUMBER>42 Satellite identifier,instrumentation,location,date/time 304006 Radiation # # (Orbital information, Part I)<PHONE_NUMBER>07 Satellite identifier 005040 Orbit number 002021 Satellite instrumentation 005041 Scan line number 004001 Year 004043 Day of year # # (Orbital information, Part II)<PHONE_NUMBER>31 Change scale 201149 Change data width 004006 Second 201000 Change width 202126 Change scale 010002 height 202000 Change scale 005043 Field of view number 005053 Field of view increment # # (HIRS brightness temperatures - channels 1-19)<PHONE_NUMBER>29 Change scale 201132 Change width 101019 Replicate 1 descriptor 19 times 012063 Brightness temperature 201000 Change width 202000 Change scale # # (Hirs brightness temperatures - channel 20 )<PHONE_NUMBER>42 Channel number 202129 Change scale 201135 Change data width 012063 Brightness temperature 201000 Change width 202000 Change scale # # (HIRS satellite data)<PHONE_NUMBER>10 Orbital information, Part I 312011 Orbital information, Part II 105056 Replicate 5 descriptors 56 times 301023 Latitude and longitude(coarse accuracy) 005042 Channel number 005052 Channel number increment 312012 HIRS brightness temperatures(channels 1-19) 312013 HIRS brightness temperature(channel 20) # # (MSU brightness temperatures - channels 1-4)<PHONE_NUMBER>11 Replicate 9 descriptors 11 times 301023 Latitude and longitude(coarse accuracy) 005042 Channel number 005052 Channel number increment 202129 Change scale 201132 Change width 101004 Replicate 1 descriptors 4 times 012063 Brightness temperature 202000 Change scale 201000 Change width # # (MSU satellite data)<PHONE_NUMBER>10 Orbital information, Part I 312011 Orbital information, Part II 312015 MSU brightness temperatures(channels 1-4) # # (SSU brightness temperatures - channels 1-3)<PHONE_NUMBER>08 Replicate 9 descriptors 8 times 301023 Latitude and longitude(coarse accuracy) 005042 Channel number 005052 Channel number increment 202129 Change scale 201132 Change width 101003 Replicate 1 descriptor 3 times 012063 Brightness temperature 202000 Cancel change scale 201000 Cancel change data width # # (SSU satellite data)<PHONE_NUMBER>10 Orbital information, Part I 312011 Orbital information, Part II 312017 SSU brightness temperatures(channels 1-3) #<PHONE_NUMBER>47 Product header 301048 Radar parameters 015015 Maximum spectrum composition before normalisation 029002 Coordinate grid type 021076 Representation of intensities 106012 Repeat next 6 descriptors 12 times 201129 Change width to 14 bits 006030 Wave number (spectral) 201000 Change width to Table B 102012 Repeat next 2 descriptors 12 times 005030 Direction (spectral) 021075 Image spectrum intensity 021066 Wave scatterometer product confidence data # # (Wave sactterometer product)<PHONE_NUMBER>47 Product header 301048 Radar parameters 015015 Maximum spetrum composition before normalization 029002 Coordinate grid type 021076 Representation of intensities 104012 Repeat next 4 descriptors 12 times 006030 Wave number (spectral) 102012 Repeat next 2 descriptor 12 times 005030 Direction (spectral) 021075 Spectral intensity 021066 Wave scatterometer product confidence data # # (Wind scatterometer product)<PHONE_NUMBER>47 Product header 101003 Repeat 1 descriptor 3 times 301049 Radar beam data 011012 Windspeed at 10 m 011011 Wind direction at 10 m 021067 Wind product confidence data # # (Radar altimeter product)<PHONE_NUMBER>47 Product header 008022 Number in average 011012 Wind speed 011050 Standard deviation of horizontal wind speed 022070 Significant wave height 022026 Standard deviation of significant wave height 312041 Altitude 010050 Standard deviation of altitude 021068 Radar altimeter product confidence data 021071 Peakiness 021072 Altimeter calibration status 021073 Altimeter instrument mode 312042 Altitude corrections 021062 Backscatter 015011 Log 10 of integrated electron density # # (ATSR sea surface temperature product)<PHONE_NUMBER>47 Product header 103003 Repeat 3 descriptor 3 times 008022 Number in average 012061 Skin temperature 022050 Standard deviation of sea surface temperature 021069 SST product confidence data 021085 ATSR sea surface temperature across-track band number # # (Wave scatterometer product enhanced)<PHONE_NUMBER>20 (Wave scatterometer product) 008060 Sample scanning mode significance = range 008022 Number in sample 008060 Sample scanning mode signification - horizontal 008022 Number in sample 025014 Azimuth clutter cut-off 022101 Total energy (wavelength > 731 m) 022097 Mean wavelength of image spectrum 022098 Wavelength spread (wavelength >731 022099 Mean direction (avelength >731 m) 022100 Direction spread (wavelength > 731 m) #<PHONE_NUMBER>19 Wave scatterometer product with width change for wave 008060 Sample scanning mode significance - range 008022 Number in sample 008060 Sample scanning mode significance - horizontal 008022 Number in sample 025014 Azimuth clutter cut-off 022101 Total energy (wavelength > 731 m) 022097 Mean wavelength of image spectrum 022098 Wavelength spread (wavelength > 731 m) 022099 Mean direction (wavelength > 731 m) 022100 Direction spread (wavelength > 731 m) # # (Altitude)<PHONE_NUMBER>41 Change width to 28 bits 202130 Change scale to 2 007001 Altitude 201000 Change width back to Table B 202000 Change scale back to Table B # # (Altitude corrections)<PHONE_NUMBER>77 Altitude correction, ionosphere 021078 Altitude correction, dry troposphere 021079 Altitude correction, wet troposphere 021080 Altitude correction, calibration constant 021081 Open loop height-time loop calibration correction 021082 Open loop automatic gain control calibration correction #
# # (Rada reflectivity values)<PHONE_NUMBER>01 Horizontal reflectivity 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 021001 Horizontal reflectivity # # (Radar rainfal intensities)<PHONE_NUMBER>36 Radar rainfall intensity 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 021036 Radar rainfall intensity # # (Non run-length encoded row for Pixel value (4 bits))<PHONE_NUMBER>02 First longitude location minus one increment 006012 Longitude increment 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031002 Extended replication factor 030001 Pixel value(4 bits) # # (Non run-length encoded picture data for Pixel value (4 bits))<PHONE_NUMBER>02 First latitude location minus one increment 005012 Latitude increment(signed value so can not cross pole) 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031002 Extended replication factor 313031 Non run-lenght encoded row # # (Run-lenth encoded row for Pixel value (4 bits))<PHONE_NUMBER>02 First longitude location minus one increment 110000 Delayed replication of 10 descriptors 031001 Replication factor 104000 Delayed replication of 4 descriptors 031001 Replication factor 006012 Longitude increment 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptors 031012 Extended delayed repetition factor 030001 Pixel value(4 bits) 006012 Longitude increment 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 030001 Pixel value(4 bits) # # (Run-length encode picture data for Pixel value (4 bits))<PHONE_NUMBER>02 First latitude location minus one increment 005012 Latitude increment(signed value so can not cross pole) 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031002 Extended replication factor 313041 Run-lenght encoded row # # (Run-length encoded picture data for Pixel value (4 bits), regular grid)<PHONE_NUMBER>02 First longitude location minus one increment 005002 First latitude location minus one increment 005012 Latitude increment 112000 Delayed replication of 12 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 110000 Delayed replication of 10 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 104000 Delayed replication of 4 descriptors 031001 Replication factor 006012 Longitude increment 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031011 Delayed repetition factor 030001 Pixel value(4 bits) 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 030001 Pixel value(4 bits) #
# # (Typically reported underwater sounding without optional fields)<PHONE_NUMBER>11 Ship's call sign 301011 Date 301012 Time 301023 Latitude and Longitude(coarse accuracy) 306001 Depth,temperature # # (Typically reported underwater sounding without optional fields)<PHONE_NUMBER>11 Ship's call sign 301011 Date 301012 Time 301023 Latitude and Longitude(coarse accuracy) 306004 Depth,temperature,salinity #
#<PHONE_NUMBER>11 Year,month,day 004004 Hour 301023 Latitude and Longitude(coarse accuracy) 001021 Synoptic feature identifier 002041 Method for estimating reports related to synoptic features 019001 Type of synoptic feature 010051 Pressure reduced to mean sea level 019002 Effective radius of feature 019003 Wind speed treshold(15m/s typically) 019004 Effective radius with respect to wind speeds above threshold # # (Header)<PHONE_NUMBER>21 Data time (analysis) 004001 Year 004002 Month 004003 Day 004004 Hour 004005 Minute 001033 Origination/generating centre 008021 Validity time (fcst) 004001 Year 004002 Month 004003 Day 004004 Hour 004005 Minute 007002 Flight level (altitude) (base of chart layer) 007002 Flight level (altitude) (top of chart layer) # # (Jet stream)<PHONE_NUMBER>00 Delayed replication 031001 Replication 008011 Meteorological feature (jet stream value) 008007 Dimensional significance (value for line) 104000 Delayed replication 031001 Replication 005002 Latitude (coarse) 006002 Lontitude (coarse) 010002 Flight level (altitude) 011002 Wind speed 008007 Dimensional significance (cancel) 008011 Meteorological feature (cancel/end of object) # # (Turbulence)<PHONE_NUMBER>00 Delayed replication 031001 Replication 008011 Meteorological feature (value for turbulence) 008007 Dimensional significance (value for area) 007002 Flight level (altitude) (base of layer) 007002 Flight level (altitude) (top of layer) 102000 Delayed replication 031001 Replication 005002 Latitude (coarse) 006002 Longitude (coarse) 011031 (1) Degree of turbulence 008007 Dimensional signifcance (cancel) 008011 Meteorological feature (cancel/end of object) # # (Storm)<PHONE_NUMBER>00 Delayed replication 031001 Replication 008005 Meteorological attribute significance (storm centre) 008007 Dimensional significance (value for point) 005002 Latitude (coarse) 006002 Longitude (coarse) 001026 WMO sttorm name (use "UNKNOWN" for a sandstorm) 019001 Synoptic features (value for type of storm) 008007 Dimensional significance (cancel) 008005 Meteorological attribute significance (cancel/end of object) # # (Cloud)<PHONE_NUMBER>00 Delayed replication 031001 Replication 008011 Meteorological feature (value for cloud) 008007 Dimensional significance (value for area) 007002 Flight level (altitude) (base of layer) 007002 Flight level (altitude) (top of layer) 102000 Delayed replication 031001 Replication 005002 Latitude (coarse) 006002 Longitude (coarse) 020011 (2) Cloud amount 020012 Cloud type 008007 Dimensional significance (cancel) 008011 Meteorological feature (cancel/end of object) # # (Front)<PHONE_NUMBER>00 Delayed replication 031001 Replication 008011 (3) Meteorological feature (value for type of front) 008007 Dimensional significance (value for line) 104000 Delayed replication 031001 Replication 005002 Latitude (coarse) 006002 Longitude (coarse) 019005 Direction of feature 019006 Speed of feature 008007 Dimensional significance (cancel) 008011 Meteorological feature (cancel/end of object) # # (Tropopause)<PHONE_NUMBER>00 Delayed replication 031001 Replication 008001 Vertical significance (bit 3 set for tropopause) 008007 Dimensional significane (value for point) 008023 (4) Statistic (type of tropopause value) 103000 Delayed replication 031001 Replication 005002 Latitude (coarse) 006002 Longitude (coarse) 010002 Height/altitude 008023 Statistic (cancel) 008007 Dimensional significance (cancel) 008001 Vertical significance (cancel/end of object) # # (Airframe icing area)<PHONE_NUMBER>00 Delayed replication 031001 Replication 008011 Meteorological feature (value for airframe icing) 008007 Dimensional significance (value for area) 007002 Flight level (altitude) (base of layer) 007002 Flight level (altitude) (top of layer) 102000 Delayed replication 031001 Replication 005002 Latitude (coarse) 006002 Longitude (coarse) 020041 Airframe icing (type of airframe icing) 008007 Dimensional significance (cancel) 008011 Meteorological feature (cancel/end of object) # # (Name of feature)<PHONE_NUMBER>00 Delayed replication 031001 Replication 008011 Meteorological feature 008007 Dimensional significance (value for point) 001022 Name of feature 005002 Latitude (coarse) 006002 Longitude (coarse) 008007 Dimensional significance (cancel) 008011 Meteorological feature (cancel/end of object) # # (Volcano erupting)<PHONE_NUMBER>00 Delayed replication 031001 Replication 008011 Meteorological feature (value for special clouds) 001022 Name of feature (volcano name) 008007 Dimensional significance (value for point) 102000 Delayed replication 031001 Replication 005002 Latitude (coarse) 006002 Longitude (coarse) 008021 Time significance (eruption starting time) 004001 Year 004002 Month 004003 Day 004004 Hour 004005 Minute 020090 Special clouds (clouds from volcanic eruptions) 008021 Time significance (cancel) 008007 Dimensional significance (cancel) 008011 Meteorological feature (cancel/end of object) #
#<PHONE_NUMBER>25 Latitude,Longitude(coarse accuracy),day and time 024011 Dose #<PHONE_NUMBER>26 Latitude,Longitude(high accuracy),time in days,hours and min 024005 Isotope mass 024004 Element name 024021 Air concentration #<PHONE_NUMBER>25 Latitude,Longitude(coarse accuracy),day and time 004023 Time period or displacement 013011 Total precipitation/total water equivalent 024005 Isotope mass 024004 Element name 024022 Concentration in precipitation #
# # (Wind profiler - antenna characteristics)<PHONE_NUMBER>01 Type of antenna 002114 Antenna effective surface area 002105 Maximum antenna gain 002106 3-dB beamwidth 002107 Sidelobe suppression 002121 Mean frequency # # (Wind profiler - moment data)<PHONE_NUMBER>51 Signal power over 1mW 021014 Doppler mean velocity(radial) 021017 Doppler velocity spectral width 021030 Signal to noise ratio # # (Wind profiler - moment data sounding )<PHONE_NUMBER>31 Identification,type,date/time,position(high),height 002003 Type of measuring equipment used 101000 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 321003 Wind profiler moment data # # (Transmitter-receiver characteristics)<PHONE_NUMBER>04 Echo precessing 002121 Mean frequency 002122 Frequency agility range 002123 Peak power 002124 Average power 002125 Pulse repetition frequency 002126 Pulse width 002127 Receiver intermediate frequency 002128 Intermediate frequency bandwidth 002129 Minimum detectable signal 002130 Dynamic range 002131 Sensitivity time range # # (Integration characteristics)<PHONE_NUMBER>01 Range-gate length 025002 Number of gates averaged 025003 Number of integrated pulses 025005 Echo integration # # (Corrections)<PHONE_NUMBER>09 Calibration method 025010 Clutter treatment 025011 Ground accultation correction 025012 Range attenuation correction 025013 Bright-band correction 025015 Radome attenuation correction 025016 Clear air attenuation correction 025017 Precipitation attenuation correction # # (Z to R conversion)<PHONE_NUMBER>06 Z to R conversion 025007 Z to R conversion factor 025008 Z to R conversion exponent # # (A to Z law)<PHONE_NUMBER>18 A to Z law for attenuation factor 025019 A to Z law for attenuation exponent # # (Antenna characteristics)<PHONE_NUMBER>01 Type of antenna 007002 Altitude of the tower base 002102 Antenna height above tower base 002103 Radome 002104 Antenna polarisation 002105 Maximum antenna gain 002106 3-dB beamwidth 002107 Sidelobe suppression 002108 Crosspol discrimination(on axis) 002109 Antenna speed(azimuth) 002110 Antenna speed(elevation) 002132 Azimuth pointing accuracy 002133 Elevation pointing accuracy # # (General characteristics)<PHONE_NUMBER>31 Picture type 030032 Combination with other data 029002 Co-ordinate grid type # # (Antenna elevations)<PHONE_NUMBER>00 Delayed replication of 1 descriptor 031001 Replication factor 002135 Antenna elevation #


The Glass Works factory is an historical remnant of Beausejour. Before becoming a private owned beach resort, the sand was used to make glass. The history is best told accurately, though I can mention a few things right now. The building and equipment have been dismantled and removed. The foundation still exists and has been turned into a Manitoban Historical site. It is touch oriented and a perfect journey for Manitoba history seekers. The sand was removed from a pit nearby and used to make a classic green glass, molded mainly into jars and bottles. After the Glass Works closed down, a Winnipeg company purchased the rights to the sand pit and began pumping the sand and water out of the pit, sifting out the sand, and hauling it away for processing. This was the time when many of the local sandboxes became filled with this much coveted mineral. I am well aware of the quality of slump the sand provides and it is perfect for sand castles. The (then) owner was asked to stop the removal of sand as it became a concern that the nearby Hospital's foundation was being affected by the removal of the supporting ground. After many years of dormancy, the pit was purchased by enterprising locals, and converted into a resort, as it stands now.
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"Somewhere private??".
Embarrassment began dyeing Cha Hae-In's expression beet red as she took a look around where they were . Jin-Woo's own expression hardened as well
'How come all the buildings around here are so '.
Indeed, they were now in a location where everything around them was ill-suited for a pair of young people to casually walk in
Before this awkward situation could get any worse, Jin-Woo quickly came up with a solution
"You need to get your car anyway, so why don't we go back to our Guild office?".
"Ah, yes . ".
Nod, nod
He briefly thought that her nodding like that with a reddened face was rather adorable to look at . But still, he quickly turned around in the direction of the office
"Shall we?".
"Okay . ".
Jin-Woo began retracing the path he and Cha Hae-In took and was reminded of the fact that she was indeed a rank S Hunter like him
'Wow, we really did run far, didn't we?'.
Although it felt like only a brief moment for him, they needed ten minutes of regular walking just get back to his office
The Guild office was located on the third floor . Jin-Woo placed his thumb on the electronic lock, and the door clicked open to allow them inside
He was about to head straight into the conference room, but then, he had to stop in his treks and take a look behind him, at Cha Hae-In still standing by the doorway
" . ?".
Jin-Woo stared at her with eyes asking "Aren't you coming in?" which prompted her to ask back at him, instead
"Isn't it too dark inside?".
" Ah . ".
Only then did Jin-Woo realise that the interior of the office was pitch-black
His vision wasn't hindered by regular levels of darkness, so stuff like this would happen every once in a while . As for Hunter Cha, maybe she wasn't as good with darkness as he was
Click
He flipped the switch and the interior was brightly lit up . She took a look inside the illuminated interior and cautiously asked him again
"There is no one in the office?".
"The Vice-Chair wanted to remain behind in the Gate's location, you see . ".
"Could there be only two people in this Gui . ".
Cha Hae-In stopped her words there and quickly shook her head when she saw Jin-Woo and his expression that said, "So, what's the problem with that?".
" . No, it's nothing . ".
Cha Hae-In was very quickly coming to an understanding that the common sense of the world didn't seem to apply to the man in front of her eyes
'Hold on . '.
Her steps taking her into the Guild office suddenly came to an abrupt halt
'Doesn't that mean there are only me and Mister Seong Jin-Woo inside this Guild building??'.
The light of tension quickly filled up Cha Hae-In's eyes . At the same time, she also realised that it'd been a while since she felt this tense as well
'Maybe, it's my first time since becoming an Awakened '.
How many men out there in this world were capable of making her feel this tense? Especially when she was acknowledged to be one of the highest levelled among the ranked S Hunters, at that?.
For some reason, the words of 'somewhere private' kept repeating in her head and she became even more conscious of herself because of that . Her heart was palpitating faster and faster
She began giggling then, suddenly thinking that she was no longer acting like a rank S Hunter, but like a regular girl now
"Keuk, keuk . ".
Jin-Woo gazed at Cha Hae-In trying hard to suppress her giggles and tilted his head
'Is it that funny to have only two employees in a Guild?'.
But, then again, she was a part of the top Guild in South Korea, so from her perspective, this arrangement must've come across as totally inconceivable
So, Jin-Woo stopped paying any mind to that and entered the conference suite . He made her sit close by and settled down on the opposing chair
He started talking only after the air in the conference suite felt a bit more familiar to both of them
"Please tell me . What happened?".
Just those simple words were enough to change the atmosphere within the suite completely
"How is it possible for Hunter Min Byung-Gu to leave you with messages for me?".
Jin-Woo's expression was serious . He didn't know her all that well, but still, he got the impression that she wasn't a type to start spewing baseless lies just to get some attention
That was why he became so much more serious now
" . ".
Either she needed some time to recall her sleeping memories, or didn't know where to begin her tale, because she needed a bit of time before she was ready to open lips
"That day . ".
Cha Hae-In finally raised her head and looked deeply into his eyes . Her gentle eyes were now filled to the brim with tears . When Jin-Woo saw her expression, he thought he could more or less tell where she'd start her story
She quietly spoke
"I heard his voice . ".
***.
Cha Hae-In was getting sucked deeper into the unending darkness, but it was none other than the hand of Min Byung-Gu reaching down to stop her falling
"Min Byung-Gu Hunter-nim?".
Min Byung-Gu slowly nodded his head
Cha Hae-In had to confirm that it was him multiple times because he was currently decked out in unfamiliar black armour . If it weren't for his uncovered face, she'd never have figured out that it was him
Cha Hae-In asked him in confusion
"Where Where are we?".
"I don't know myself, but I do know what will happen if I let go of the hand holding you . ".
Cha Hae-In was about to take a look below her, but Min Byung-Gu hurriedly stopped her
"Don't look!!".
"Excuse me??".
Cha Hae-In got startled and she quickly looked up at him .  ".
As he said those words, she got to read a certain emotion that almost felt like a longing of some kind within his eyes
'No, it can't be '.
She began recalling the scene taking place seconds before she lost consciousness
The Jeju Island raid
The ant queen
And then, the sudden appearance of a truly terrifying mutated ant monster
She sensed a scary something approaching her, and then, the darkness came over her
"Did I . Am I dead?".
Min Byung-Gu shook his head
"No, not yet . ".
"But then, what about you, Min Byung-Gu Hunter-nim?".
He didn't reply . Instead, Min Byung-Gu stopped her line of questioning there
"We don't have much time left, so allow me to get to the point . ".
This was likely his one and only chance . If he missed it, then he'd never be able to get this message across . Min Byung-Gu's expression became urgent, pleading even, as he spoke to her
"Please pass this message to Hunter Seong Jin-Woo . ".
'Seong Jin-Woo ?'.
Cha Hae-In could only briefly stew in her confusion arising from that name unexpectedly being mentioned here . Min Byung-Gu carried on
"You must tell him that he needs to be careful with the power he possesses . ".
"What, what do you mean by that?".
"You must've noticed it by now, but I've already died once . I fell to the bottom of this place, but someone pulled me back up . He pulled me back out of this endless darkness . ".
"Could it be that man is ?".
"Yes, it was Hunter Seong Jin-Woo . ".
Cha Hae-In's eyes began quaking powerfully now . Even if Hunter Seong Jin-Woo was ridiculously overpowered, was he really powerful enough to revive a dead person??.
However, Min Byung-Gu continued to recount the experience he had gone through without holding anything back
"Truth is, even though it was indeed I that got revived, that wasn't really me, either . I possessed my will and my consciousness, but I was also prepared to do anything for him It felt like I have become an unquestioning, unconditional slave only existing to serve him and nothing else . ".
There was no reason for Cha Hae-In to ask who this 'he' was in Min Byung-Gu's explanations . She swallowed her nervous saliva
"I was scared as well, because the mere idea of serving him made me feel so happy . ".
Min Byung-Gu formed a bitter expression
"You must let Seong Jin-Woo Hunter-nim know this . ".
His expression then hardened into a sombre one
"His powers are absolute, and it was incredibly scary . He needs to know this, as well . ".
However, what was even more horrifying than that was
His expression now shifted to the one of sheer terror as he recalled the memories of only a few moments ago
As he stood up from the ground after becoming the new Shadow Soldier through Hunter Seong's command, he got to see the welcoming cheers of the countless black-armoured soldiers lining up behind Jin-Woo
Their numbers were in the tens of thousands . No, millions
As if they were faithfully waiting for the commands of their Sovereign, the innumerable number of soldiers were 'hiding' quietly behind Jin-Woo
And when Min Byung-Gu's gaze met the eyes of their general standing before them, he lost all his sense of self and Cha Hae-In's lying body filled up his view, instead . He already knew what he needed to do by then
Not only that, he also understood that there was something else he had to do on top of saving her . And that would be letting Hunter Seong Jin-Woo know of how terrifying the power sleeping within him was
In that brief moment when his mind was connected to Jin-Woo's, Min Byung-Gu got to see the true identity of that power – as well as the extent of his true army
He sensed that his time was rapidly running out and shouted at her
"You must remember!! The real army of Hunter Seong is . ".
It was then
A blinding light came from somewhere above and enveloped Cha Hae-In . Min Byung-Gu's expression stiffened
"His real army is !!".
Unfortunately, his voice was buried within the empty echoes, and it flickered dimmer and dimmer, eventually sinking deep into the void below
***.
" ".
That was as far as Cha Hae-In could remember . Her memories had become faint and indistinct like a fading dream, but they somehow managed to return to her not too long ago
Jin-Woo's expression was understandably heavy after hearing her tale
'Her consciousness seconds before dying met with that of Hunter Min Byung-Gu's, who actually did die and became a Shadow Soldier??'.
It was a truly hard-to-believe story
Was it possible that her subconscious mind created a false memory with the stuff she picked up from the surroundings, all because she received a heavy mental trauma after facing the imminent threat of death?.
Jin-Woo raised this point with her, and she replied with these following words
"Yes, I also thought that could be a possibility . ".
Why wouldn't Cha Hae-In consider such a possibility? That was why she found herself in a deep dilemma over the last few days, before she finally worked up enough courage to tell him about the message
Jin-Woo nodded his head in understanding . He then pushed forward his phone towards her
"Let me give you my number . In case you remember anything else, please, can you give me a call right away?".
Cha Hae-In nodded her head
"Yes . If I do, I'll contact you immediately . ".
Her complexion seemed to have brightened just a tad now
***.
Japan immediately sent out requests for help to the international community
As they had lost over half of their combat force ranked S, this somewhat rapid decision had an air of inevitability to it
Unfortunately, the international community's attitude was rather icy, to say the least
Japan wilfully ignored the dangerous situation developing in the neighbouring nation of Korea . But then, the Japanese got all worked up about putting out the fire only after the flames landed on their feet
The international community hadn't forgotten that
The Japanese were left baffled and lost after the United States, already well known for never, ever letting their rank S Hunters work overseas, as well as the most powerful Hunter nation in Asia, China, abandoned them to their devices
[The USA abandons Japan . ].
[Will China do nothing and let the destruction of Japan happen?].
[The Tokyo Gate: two days since its appearance . The remaining time is ].
[What will Korea choose to do?].
The world's attention began focusing on Japan; sensational articles were being published every single day
It was at precisely at this point that a lone Hunter extended his hands of salvation towards the Japanese public being overwhelmed by despair and terror
His name was Yuri Orlov, a rank S Hunter of Russian nationality
In order to negotiate the terms with the Japanese government, he invited over the related representatives to his place . The Japanese Hunter's Association President Matsumoto Shigeo jumped aboard a plane taking him to the Russian Federation at the first chance he got
Yuri Orlov didn't even bother to greet the Japanese representatives at the airport and instead, received them in the living room of his palace-like mansion
"My name is Matsumoto Shigeo . ".
A middle-aged blonde Caucasian man arrogantly greeted back
"I'm Yuri Orlov . You should probably know this by now, but I'm called the best Support-type Hunter in the world . ".
After that brief introduction, the two men settled down on the opposite side
Yuri Orlov had asked for all the related data concerning the Tokyo Gate before this meeting . After getting his hands on those files, he began to leisurely browse them
And so, how much time passed by like this?.
He kept nodding his head as he calculated the cost, and eventually opened his mouth to name his price
"Ten million US Dollars per day . You pay me the money properly on time, and I will block the Gate for you for as long as you want . " (TL note at the end).
Ten million per day??.
The Japanese representatives almost flew into rage from that outrageous price, but Matsumoto Shigeo didn't . He raised his hands and gestured them to calm down, prompting the flinching Japanese Hunters to settle back down in their seats
"Looks like I can hold a civilised conversation with you . ".
Yuri Orlov grinned, his gold-plated teeth now on full display
"3 . 6 billion in a year . That money will save your nation . It's not even 36 billion, either . So, how about it? Will you save your country with 10 million per day, or will you give up on your country because you think that's a waste of money?".
Officially, the wealth of the richest man alive was supposed to be just over 100 billion US Dollars . So, 3 . 6 billion per year was definitely not a small sum by any stretch of the imagination
'But, when compared to the nation of Japan, it truly is a negligible amount . '.
Matsumoto Shigeo had come to a decision and opened his mouth
"We are willing to pay you that amount . ".
"Very good . Then, let's sign the contract right now, and my signing fee ".
"But before we do that,".
Yuri Orlov was busy ordering his underling to bring along the contract, but he stopped and took a long hard look at Matsumoto Shigeo
" ?".
Even though he was being subjected to that blatantly criticising glare, Matsumoto Shigeo remained collected as he carried on
"Please, can you demonstrate your abilities to us, at least once . ".
Yuri Orlov heard the translation from the interpreter and began guffawing out right away
"Euhahahahahahat!!".
He laughed his head off until tears came out of his eyes . He eventually collected himself enough to speak up
"You think you're in any position to get picky here? When licking my boots and pleading on your knees might not even be enough?".
It was then - two Japanese rank S Hunters tasked with guarding Matsumoto Shigeo during this trip to Russia could no longer endure this insult and shot up from their seats
"Stop, you two!!".
Matsumoto hurriedly shouted out, but it was too late; the eyes of the two rank S Hunters were burning in rage and they weren't backing down
However .
Thud!.
Thud, thud!!.
The rank S Hunters did try to make their moves but, as if they were stuck behind invisible walls, couldn't even budge an inch from the spot . They were like rats trapped inside a glass bottle, only being able to exchange shocked glances with each other
Yuri Orlov cackled again while looking at the two men
"Free yourselves if you can, alright? But then, you won't be able to move a single foot without my permission . ".
Yuri Orlov was the 'master' of placing barriers . Not just the two trapped rank S Hunters, but even Matsumoto Shigeo couldn't hide their shock from this development . The corners of Yuri Orlov's lips arched up as he made his offer again
"For the price of ten million per day, I'll block the Gate for you, plus I shall add the lives of these two morons on top, as well . So, how about it? Isn't this enough to satisfy you now?".
His teeth reflected the living room's light and glittered in gold
He had just demonstrated the power of his restrictions that could tie up two rank S Hunters as if they were nothing much at all
'Is trusting this man the best option we have at this point ?'.
Matsumoto Shigeo's head slowly bobbed up and down
"May I use the phone for a little while?".
"But, of course . ".
And on the following day
The name of Yuri Orlov filled up the news broadcasts from all over the world
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Plenty of back-and-forth between the Perl 5 and Perl 6 camps this week.
I think this is healthy, as long as it doesn't go on too long.
For one, it's a sign of people who care about their communities
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2016-01-13 The canonpath function in the File::Spec module (from the PathTools distribution) was not properly preserving the taint attribute of data. This was fixed in PathTools 3.62, released on Monday 11th January. ActivePerl has also been updated with this and another Windows-specific security fix. Strawberry Perl was also updated.
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Managing Featured Products
Catalog Managers can "feature" a product using the Store Admin module. Featured products are typically displayed at the top of the Store Catalog module and can include a special offer price with optional start and end dates for the offer.
- On the Store Admin module, click the Products link.
- At Category, select the category of the required product.
- Click the Edit link beside the product.
- At Featured, select from these option:
- Mark the check box to set the product as featured. This displays the Special Offer Pricing section.
- Optional. Go to the Special Offer Pricing section and complete any of the following settings:
- In the Special Offer Unit Price text box, enter the offer price. Leave this field blank to remove special offer pricing.
- At Special Offer Start Date, click the Calendar link and select the commencement date for this offer price. If no start date is selected the offer will commence immediately.
- At Special Offer End Date, click the Calendar link and select the last date for this offer price. If no end date is selected the offer will be available indefinitely.
- Unmark the check box to remove the product from the featured list. Any special offer pricing which has been entered will now be ignored.
- Click the Update link.
Featured Product Displayed in the Store Catalog
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source file: /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/site-packages/boto3/resources/base.py
file stats: 65 lines, 17 executed: 26.2% covered
1. # Copyright 2014 Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. All Rights Reserved. 2. # 3. # Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"). You 4. # may not use this file except in compliance with the License. A copy of 5. # the License is located at 6. # 7. # http://aws.amazon.com/apache2.0/ 8. # 9. # or in the "license" file accompanying this file. This file is 10. # distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF 11. # ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific 12. # language governing permissions and limitations under the License. 13. 14. import logging 15. 16. import boto3 17. 18. 19. logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) 20. 21. 22. class ResourceMeta(object): 23. """ 24. An object containing metadata about a resource. 25. """ 26. def __init__(self, service_name, identifiers=None, client=None, 27. data=None, resource_model=None): 28. #: (``string``) The service name, e.g. 's3' 29. self.service_name = service_name 30. 31. if identifiers is None: 32. identifiers = [] 33. #: (``list``) List of identifier names 34. self.identifiers = identifiers 35. 36. #: (:py:class:`~botocore.client.BaseClient`) Low-level Botocore client 37. self.client = client 38. #: (``dict``) Loaded resource data attributes 39. self.data = data 40. 41. # The resource model for that resource 42. self.resource_model = resource_model 43. 44. def __repr__(self): 45. return 'ResourceMeta(\'{0}\', identifiers={1})'.format( 46. self.service_name, self.identifiers) 47. 48. def __eq__(self, other): 49. # Two metas are equal if their components are all equal 50. if other.__class__.__name__ != self.__class__.__name__: 51. return False 52. 53. return self.__dict__ == other.__dict__ 54. 55. def copy(self): 56. """ 57. Create a copy of this metadata object. 58. """ 59. params = self.__dict__.copy() 60. service_name = params.pop('service_name') 61. return ResourceMeta(service_name, **params) 62. 63. 64. class ServiceResource(object): 65. """ 66. A base class for resources. 67. 68. :type client: botocore.client 69. :param client: A low-level Botocore client instance 70. """ 71. 72. meta = None 73. """ 74. Stores metadata about this resource instance, such as the 75. ``service_name``, the low-level ``client`` and any cached ``data`` 76. from when the instance was hydrated. For example:: 77. 78. # Get a low-level client from a resource instance 79. client = resource.meta.client 80. response = client.operation(Param='foo') 81. 82. # Print the resource instance's service short name 83. print(resource.meta.service_name) 84. 85. See :py:class:`ResourceMeta` for more information. 86. """ 87. 88. def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): 89. # Always work on a copy of meta, otherwise we would affect other 90. # instances of the same subclass. 91. self.meta = self.meta.copy() 92. 93. # Create a default client if none was passed 94. if kwargs.get('client') is not None: 95. self.meta.client = kwargs.get('client') 96. else: 97. self.meta.client = boto3.client(self.meta.service_name) 98. 99. # Allow setting identifiers as positional arguments in the order 100. # in which they were defined in the ResourceJSON. 101. for i, value in enumerate(args): 102. setattr(self, '_' + self.meta.identifiers[i], value) 103. 104. # Allow setting identifiers via keyword arguments. Here we need 105. # extra logic to ignore other keyword arguments like ``client``. 106. for name, value in kwargs.items(): 107. if name == 'client': 108. continue 109. 110. if name not in self.meta.identifiers: 111. raise ValueError('Unknown keyword argument: {0}'.format(name)) 112. 113. setattr(self, '_' + name, value) 114. 115. # Validate that all identifiers have been set. 116. for identifier in self.meta.identifiers: 117. if getattr(self, identifier) is None: 118. raise ValueError( 119. 'Required parameter {0} not set'.format(identifier)) 120. 121. def __repr__(self): 122. identifiers = [] 123. for identifier in self.meta.identifiers: 124. identifiers.append('{0}={1}'.format( 125. identifier, repr(getattr(self, identifier)))) 126. return "{0}({1})".format( 127. self.__class__.__name__, 128. ', '.join(identifiers), 129. ) 130. 131. def __eq__(self, other): 132. # Should be instances of the same resource class 133. if other.__class__.__name__ != self.__class__.__name__: 134. return False 135. 136. # Each of the identifiers should have the same value in both 137. # instances, e.g. two buckets need the same name to be equal. 138. for identifier in self.meta.identifiers: 139. if getattr(self, identifier) != getattr(other, identifier): 140. return False 141. 142. return True 143. 144. def __hash__(self): 145. identifiers = [] 146. for identifier in self.meta.identifiers: 147. identifiers.append(getattr(self, identifier)) 148. return hash((self.__class__.__name__, tuple(identifiers)))


Dealing With Errors in File Lists
If Moderate detects syntactic errors in a copy of the moderator's file list that it is reading in, it will display this dialog.
Errors usually arise when a file list has been edited by hand. If Moderate reports a line as being invalid that looks OK to you, please binmail the offending .flm file from your Ameol flist directory to horus with a covering note in case there is a problem with Moderate's parsing algorithm. You can find out the name of the .flm file for your topic using the Topicinf addon available from the cix.support/files topic.
If the file list you are reading is obviously totally incorrect, use the Abort button to cancel the reading process.


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.NET framework 3.5+, Visual Studio 2008+ and Microsoft WSE 3.0 (Runtime and Tools)
Using the vSphere Web Services SDK .NET Samples
The vSphere Web Services SDK .NET samples use authenticated access to a vCenter Server.
This includes support for SAML token login to vCenter Servers. To run the samples,
you set up the development environment, build the dynamic link libraries, and build
the samples.
- Setup the development work environment - Microsoft Visual programming environment,
Microsoft .NET Framework, and Microsoft Web Services Enhancements (WSE).
- Download and unzip the vSphere Web Services SDK package.
- Define environment variables for vSphere Web Services files (WS_SDK_HOME and WSDLHOME),
Microsoft WSE (WSE_HOME), and Visual Studio (VSINSTALLDIR) if you are not using the default
Visual Studio setup.
- Build C# DLLs for access to the VMware Single Sign On Server.
- Build C# DLLs for access to vSphere servers.
- Build the C# sample programs.
- Run a sample application.
See the
Developers Setup Guide (Chapter 3, Setting Up for Microsoft C# Development)
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Some Sample Applications
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Gets contents of the Service starting at the root folder, and prints out listing. Optionally, obtain properties for a specific type, or by default, for ManagedEntity.
Command line syntax:
Browser <webserviceurl> <username> <password> <ssoUrl> [<mo type> <property name> ...]
Examples:
Browser http://my-server/sdk myuser mypaswd http://sso-server:port/ims/STSService
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Command line syntax:
Connect <webserviceurl> <username> <password> <ssoUrl>
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Retrieve and Format the latest event. Demonstrates Event formatting.
Command line syntax:
EventFormat <webserviceurl> <username> <password> <ssoUrl>
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Command line syntax:
SimpleClient <webserviceurl> <username> <password> <ssoUrl>
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Retrieves a reference to a vm and invokes various power operations on it, as specified on the command line options.
Command line syntax:
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Command line syntax:
WatchVM <webserviceurl> <username> <password> <ssoUrl> <inventory-path-to-vm>
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[Trailer] “The World Before”: Preview November 24th’s Midseason Finale of “The Walking Dead”
by John SquiresTruth be told, I haven’t actually been watching “The Walking Dead” this season, aside from catching the season ten premiere back in early October. And that’s honestly weird to say, as I’ve been a watcher, fan and defender of the series ever since it premiered back in 2010. But with so much else to watch, including countless movies and other shows, I couldn’t help but fall off the bandwagon this season. I do plan on catching up at some point, mind you, but I can’t honestly say I feel like I’m missing much of anything by sitting this season out.
I bring this up not to dunk on “The Walking Dead” but merely to note that I don’t have much to offer when it comes to writing about the show at the moment; if you’re wondering why our coverage of the series has come to a halt, that’d be why. That said, I do realize the tenth season’s mid-season finale is this coming Sunday night, and we’ve got the trailer today.
In “The World Before”:
“A fight causes tensions in Oceanside; The Alexandrians set out on a high-stakes mission.”
The mid-season finale airs on Sunday night, November 24th.
 And if so, have I been missing anything good?


 Multiple cells can share the same face.
Inheritance
System.Object
Face
Inherited Members
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
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Namespace: Elements.Spatial
Assembly: Hypar.Elements.dll
Syntax
public class Face
Constructors
Face(Int64, List<DirectedSegment>, UV, UV)
Represents a unique Face within a CellComplex. Is not intended to be created or modified outside of the CellComplex class code.
Declaration
public Face(long id, List<DirectedSegment> directedSegments, UV u = null, UV v = null)
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| UV | u | Optional but highly recommended intended U direction for the Face |
| UV | v | Optional but highly recommended intended V direction for the Face |
Face(Int64, List<Int64>, Nullable<Int64>, Nullable<Int64>)
Used for deserialization only!
Declaration
[JsonConstructor]
public Face(long id, List<long> directedSegmentIds, long? uId = default(long? ), long? vId = default(long? ))
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DirectedSegmentIds
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Warwick's Awesome Speedruns and Demos
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A student-led speedrunning marathon in the UK supporting SpecialEffect.
WASD Summer starts on 14th August 2021 in 93 days, 15 hours and 23 minutes
Due to the ongoing situation, we can't ensure upcoming events will be run in-person. Our next event, WASD Summer 2021, will be entirely remote. We hope to be able to run the next WASD event in person!
Signups for WASD2021 have closed, but you can still take part by watching along on our Twitch channel.


lib\Crypt\TripleDES.php
- author
- Jim Wigginton<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- copyright
- MMVII Jim Wigginton
- license
- http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.html MIT License
- link
- http://phpseclib.sourceforge.net
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- Crypt
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- Crypt_TripleDES
- version
- $Id: TripleDES.php,v 1.13 2010/02/26 03:40:25 terrafrost Exp $
- Constants
- CRYPT_DES_MODE_3CBC
- CRYPT_DES_MODE_CBC3
- Classes
- Crypt_TripleDES
Description
Pure-PHP implementation of Triple DES.
Uses mcrypt, if available, and an internal implementation, otherwise. Operates in the EDE3 mode (encrypt-decrypt-encrypt).
PHP versions 4 and 5
Here's a short example of how to use this library:
setKey('abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwx');
$size = 10 * 1024;
$plaintext = '';
for ($i = 0; $i < $size; $i++) {
$plaintext.= 'a';
}
echo $des->decrypt($des->encrypt($plaintext));
?>
LICENSE: Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Constants
CRYPT_DES_MODE_3CBC
CRYPT_DES_MODE_3CBC = '-2'
Encrypt / decrypt using inner chaining
Inner chaining is used by SSH-1 and is generally considered to be less secure then outer chaining (CRYPT_DES_MODE_CBC3).
Details
- value
- -2
CRYPT_DES_MODE_CBC3
CRYPT_DES_MODE_CBC3 = 'CRYPT_DES_MODE_CBC'
Encrypt / decrypt using outer chaining
Outer chaining is used by SSH-2 and when the mode is set to CRYPT_DES_MODE_CBC.
Details
- value
- CRYPT_DES_MODE_CBC
\Crypt_TripleDES
- access
- public
- author
- Jim Wigginton<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- package
- Crypt
- subpackage
- Crypt_TripleDES
- version
- 0.1.0
- Properties
- $continuousBuffer
- $debuffer
- $dechanged
- $decryptIV
- $demcrypt
- $des
- $ecb
- $enbuffer
- $enchanged
- $encryptIV
- $enmcrypt
- $iv
- $key
- $mode
- $paddable
- $padding
- Methods
- Crypt_TripleDES
- _generate_xor
- _pad
- _string_shift
- _unpad
- decrypt
- disableContinuousBuffer
- disablePadding
- enableContinuousBuffer
- enablePadding
- encrypt
- setIV
- setKey
- setPassword
Description
Pure-PHP implementation of Triple DES.
Properties
$continuousBuffer
Boolean $continuousBuffer = 'false'
Continuous Buffer status
Details
- Boolean
- visibility
- public
- default
- false
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::enableContinuousBuffer()
$debuffer
String $debuffer = ''
Decryption buffer for CTR, OFB and CFB modes
Details
- String
- visibility
- public
- default
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::decrypt()
$dechanged
Boolean $dechanged = 'true'
Does the demcrypt resource need to be (re)initialized?
Details
- Boolean
- visibility
- public
- default
- true
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::setKey()
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::setIV()
$decryptIV
String $decryptIV = '\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0'
A "sliding" Initialization Vector
Details
- String
- visibility
- public
- default
- \0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::enableContinuousBuffer()
$demcrypt
String $demcrypt = ''
mcrypt resource for decryption
The mcrypt resource can be recreated every time something needs to be created or it can be created just once. Since mcrypt operates in continuous mode, by default, it'll need to be recreated when in non-continuous mode.
Details
- String
- visibility
- public
- default
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::decrypt()
$des
Array $des = ''
The Crypt_DES objects
Details
- Array
- visibility
- public
- default
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
$ecb
String $ecb = ''
mcrypt resource for CFB mode
Details
- String
- visibility
- public
- default
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::encrypt()
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::decrypt()
$enbuffer
String $enbuffer = ''
Encryption buffer for CTR, OFB and CFB modes
Details
- String
- visibility
- public
- default
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::encrypt()
$enchanged
Boolean $enchanged = 'true'
Does the enmcrypt resource need to be (re)initialized?
Details
- Boolean
- visibility
- public
- default
- true
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::setKey()
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::setIV()
$encryptIV
String $encryptIV = '\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0'
A "sliding" Initialization Vector
Details
- String
- visibility
- public
- default
- \0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::enableContinuousBuffer()
$enmcrypt
String $enmcrypt = ''
mcrypt resource for encryption
The mcrypt resource can be recreated every time something needs to be created or it can be created just once. Since mcrypt operates in continuous mode, by default, it'll need to be recreated when in non-continuous mode.
Details
- String
- visibility
- public
- default
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::encrypt()
$iv
String $iv = '\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0'
The Initialization Vector
Details
- String
- visibility
- public
- default
- \0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::setIV()
$key
String $key = '\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0'
The Three Keys
Details
- String
- visibility
- public
- default
- \0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::setKey()
$mode
Integer $mode = 'CRYPT_DES_MODE_CBC'
The Encryption Mode
Details
- Integer
- visibility
- public
- default
- CRYPT_DES_MODE_CBC
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::Crypt_TripleDES()
$paddable
Boolean $paddable = 'false'
Is the mode one that is paddable?
Details
- Boolean
- visibility
- public
- default
- false
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::Crypt_TripleDES()
$padding
Boolean $padding = 'true'
Padding status
Details
- Boolean
- visibility
- public
- default
- true
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::enablePadding()
Methods
Crypt_TripleDES
Crypt_TripleDES(
\optional $mode
=
CRYPT_DES_MODE_CBC
)
:
\Crypt_TripleDES
Default Constructor.
Determines whether or not the mcrypt extension should be used. $mode should only, at present, be CRYPT_DES_MODE_ECB or CRYPT_DES_MODE_CBC. If not explictly set, CRYPT_DES_MODE_CBC will be used.
Arguments
- $mode
- \optional
Integer $mode
Output
Details
- visibility
- public
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- public
_generate_xor
_generate_xor(
Integer $length, String $iv
)
:
Generate CTR XOR encryption key
Encrypt the output of this and XOR it against the ciphertext / plaintext to get the plaintext / ciphertext in CTR mode.
Arguments
- $length
- Integer
- $iv
- String
Details
- visibility
- public
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::decrypt()
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::encrypt()
_pad
_pad(
$text
)
:
Pads a string
Pads a string using the RSA PKCS padding standards so that its length is a multiple of the blocksize (8). 8 - (strlen($text) & 7) bytes are added, each of which is equal to chr(8 - (strlen($text) & 7)
If padding is disabled and $text is not a multiple of the blocksize, the string will be padded regardless and padding will, hence forth, be enabled.
Arguments
- $text
Details
- visibility
- public
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::_unpad()
_string_shift
_string_shift(
String $string, \optional $index
=
1
)
:
String
String Shift
Inspired by array_shift
Arguments
- $string
- String
- $index
- \optional
Integer $index
Output
- String
Details
- visibility
- public
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
_unpad
_unpad(
$text
)
:
Unpads a string
If padding is enabled and the reported padding length is invalid the encryption key will be assumed to be wrong and false will be returned.
Arguments
- $text
Details
- visibility
- public
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- private
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::_pad()
decrypt
decrypt(
String $ciphertext
)
:
Decrypts a message.
Arguments
- $ciphertext
- String
Details
- visibility
- public
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- public
disableContinuousBuffer
disableContinuousBuffer(
)
:
Treat consecutive packets as if they are a discontinuous buffer.
The default behavior.
Details
- visibility
- public
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- public
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::enableContinuousBuffer()
disablePadding
disablePadding(
)
:
Do not pad packets.
Details
- visibility
- public
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- public
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::enablePadding()
enableContinuousBuffer
enableContinuousBuffer(
)
:
Treat consecutive "packets" as if they are a continuous buffer.
Say you have a 16-byte plaintext $plaintext. Using the default behavior, the two following code snippets will yield different outputs:
echo $des->encrypt(substr($plaintext, 0, 8));
echo $des->encrypt(substr($plaintext, 8, 8));
echo $des->encrypt($plaintext);
The solution is to enable the continuous buffer. Although this will resolve the above discrepancy, it creates another, as demonstrated with the following:
$des->encrypt(substr($plaintext, 0, 8));
echo $des->decrypt($des->encrypt(substr($plaintext, 8, 8)));
echo $des->decrypt($des->encrypt(substr($plaintext, 8, 8)));
With the continuous buffer disabled, these would yield the same output. With it enabled, they yield different outputs. The reason is due to the fact that the initialization vector's change after every encryption / decryption round when the continuous buffer is enabled. When it's disabled, they remain constant.
Put another way, when the continuous buffer is enabled, the state of the Crypt_DES() object changes after each encryption / decryption round, whereas otherwise, it'd remain constant. For this reason, it's recommended that continuous buffers not be used. They do offer better security and are, in fact, sometimes required (SSH uses them), however, they are also less intuitive and more likely to cause you problems.
Details
- visibility
- public
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- public
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::disableContinuousBuffer()
enablePadding
enablePadding(
)
:
Pad "packets".
DES works by encrypting eight bytes at a time. If you ever need to encrypt or decrypt something that's not a multiple of eight, it becomes necessary to pad the input so that it's length is a multiple of eight.
Padding is enabled by default. Sometimes, however, it is undesirable to pad strings. Such is the case in SSH1, where "packets" are padded with random bytes before being encrypted. Unpad these packets and you risk stripping away characters that shouldn't be stripped away. (SSH knows how many bytes are added because the length is transmitted separately)
Details
- visibility
- public
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- public
- see
- Crypt_TripleDES::disablePadding()
encrypt
encrypt(
String $plaintext
)
:
Encrypts a message.
Arguments
- $plaintext
- String
Details
- visibility
- public
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- public
setIV
setIV(
String $iv
)
:
Sets the initialization vector. (optional)
SetIV is not required when CRYPT_DES_MODE_ECB is being used. If not explictly set, it'll be assumed to be all zero's.
Arguments
- $iv
- String
Details
- visibility
- public
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- public
setKey
setKey(
String $key
)
:
Sets the key.
Keys can be of any length. Triple DES, itself, can use 128-bit (eg. strlen($key) == 16) or 192-bit (eg. strlen($key) == 24) keys. This function pads and truncates $key as appropriate.
DES also requires that every eighth bit be a parity bit, however, we'll ignore that.
If the key is not explicitly set, it'll be assumed to be all zero's.
Arguments
- $key
- String
Details
- visibility
- public
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- public
setPassword
setPassword(
String $password, \optional $method
=
pbkdf2
)
:
Sets the password.
Depending on what $method is set to, setPassword()'s (optional) parameters are as follows: {@link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PBKDF2 pbkdf2}: $hash, $salt, $method
Arguments
- $password
- String
- $method
- \optional
String $method
Details
- visibility
- public
- final
- false
- static
- false
- access
- public