[aprssig] FINDU Pressure Display
Robert Kirk isobar at bcpl.netSun Mar 5 21:33:21 UTC 2006
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Thanks, Andy. I'd never seen those maps before. They really do show the barometric trends. I still have a bias for fixed axes, so wish the FINDU one would expand some. I'll try to get more familiar with JFINDU. Bob Kirk N3OZB At 09:41 AM 3/3/06 -0600, Andy AB9FX wrote: >----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Kirk" <isobar at bcpl.net> >To: "TAPR APRS Mailing List" <aprssig at lists.tapr.org> >Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 12:28 >Subject: [aprssig] FINDU Pressure Display > > >>My email a while ago about 3 digit pressure encoding reminds me that the >>current display scale on FINDU makes it tough to interpret pressure >>tendencies. The scale runs about 0950 to 1080mb which mostly makes a one >>day view of pressure nearly flat. Since a look at pressure tendency is >>much more important than the absolute pressure itself, and a change of >>only 2mb an hour is a warning signal and lesser changes are important, >>the display is less useful than a good look at the needed inflection >>points and slope which are now so hard to read. > >In this case, wx chart under www.jfindu.net is more useful. The y axis are >adjusted to extreme values. Try something like this >http://www.jfindu.net/wx.asp?call=AB9FX&metric=0&getallssid=&firewall=&object=&height=400&width=400&RadarType=Base&type=3&nocw= >and choose 1 day, click Create Chart. >Then you see pressure tendencies much more clear. >73! >Andy
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