GrADS on the Web

[JUAN caballero]

Hi Jennifer:

  At Mexican Navy - Marine Weather Office, we are using grads also in order to make numerical weather predictions, with MM5.

  The links are:

  http://meteorologia.semar.gob.mx

  http://meteorologia.semar.gob.mx/pcp_acum.htm

  http://meteorologia.semar.gob.mx/mapa_meteograma.htm

  Thank´s in advance

  Lt. Juan Caballero
  Mexican Navy




"Jennifer M. Adams" <jma at COLA.IGES.ORG> wrote:
    Hi, Everybody --
  These web sites are absolutely fantastic! I am so impressed and proud and amazed at the number of responses I've gotten. The gradsusr list is quite a powerful resource. As a reward for your efforts, some free advertising -- I posted a list of the sites I've gotten so far that is linked from the 'What's New" page:
     http://iges.org/grads/whatsnew.html
  Sorry I haven't had a chance to check and sort every link -- there were so many! -- if you notice something amiss, please let me know. Oh, and it's not too late to keep 'em coming, I'll update the list if I get any more URLs. In this case, more IS better!
  Thanks a million,
  Jennifer

    On Jan 24, 2007, at 11:10 AM, Jennifer M. Adams wrote:

  Dear All,  We are gathering some statistics that illustrate the widespread use of GrADS. For example:


  GrADS users subscribed to this list:  1402
  FTP downloads of GrADS tar files in 2006: 14,963
  Hits to the online documentation in 2006: 1.3 million


  To supplement the stats, I am also collecting a list of web sites that use GrADS to generate images ... if you are administering or regularly browsing such a web site, could you please email me the URL?


  Thanks,
  Jennifer



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    Jennifer M. Adams
  IGES/COLA
  4041 Powder Mill Road, Suite 302
  Beltsville, MD 20705
  jma at cola.iges.org










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