Bob Harrington ) wrote:
Mike Schneider wrote:
I'm trying to accumulate an unbroken sequence of hires IR snaps from
the following site (which maintains a revolving 2.5 hour 10-frame
loop), in order to eventually compile a multi-day movie:

http://tinyurl.com/47w9w

If we can get a dozen people downloading that site, we should be able
to accumulate an unbroken string of imagery.

You can yoink the last four and a half days of individual images from
the same folks, at:

https://www.nlmoc.navy.mil/cgi-bin/l...es_IR_AOR_List
ing


Thanks. Now if there was only an easy way to automate (without knowing
how to write scripts) the process:

Using IE's "Save As" command, I selected "Web Archive" (and further
selection options to check "on" save-graphics), and it chugged down a
big, fat file of something like 60megs. (Since the site needs a
certificate, none of my stand-alone web-extraction utilities will work.)
Unfortunately, I can't seem to find a utility anywhere which will
extract all the jpegs out of that fat file.

Any ideas?

(BTW, I also need pics between 0409052345 and 0409060015.)

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Mike1 wrote:
Bob Harrington ) wrote:
Mike Schneider wrote:
I'm trying to accumulate an unbroken sequence of hires IR snaps from
the following site (which maintains a revolving 2.5 hour 10-frame
loop), in order to eventually compile a multi-day movie:

http://tinyurl.com/47w9w

If we can get a dozen people downloading that site, we should be
able to accumulate an unbroken string of imagery.

You can yoink the last four and a half days of individual images from
the same folks, at:

https://www.nlmoc.navy.mil/cgi-bin/l...es_IR_AOR_List
ing


Thanks. Now if there was only an easy way to automate (without knowing
how to write scripts) the process:

Using IE's "Save As" command, I selected "Web Archive" (and further
selection options to check "on" save-graphics), and it chugged down a
big, fat file of something like 60megs. (Since the site needs a
certificate, none of my stand-alone web-extraction utilities will
work.) Unfortunately, I can't seem to find a utility anywhere which
will extract all the jpegs out of that fat file.

Any ideas?

The only autograbber I have (Sitesnag) also barfed on the site, seems
there is some scripting that generates the page with the image. Brute
force clicking and saving wins in the end... =)

(BTW, I also need pics between 0409052345 and 0409060015.)

There is nothing between those two in what I have here, being only 30
minutes apart - which appears to be the period they are using. I've got
everything in the HiRes IR from 0409042345 on, yell if you need your
inbox stuffed! ;^)

Bob ^,,^

"Bob Harrington" wrote:
Mike wrote
(BTW, I also need pics between 0409052345 and 0409060015.)

There is nothing between those two in what I have here, being only 30
minutes apart - which appears to be the period they are using. I've got
everything in the HiRes IR from 0409042345 on, yell if you need your


I goofed up there; I actually need 0409051515 to 0409052345.

(BTW, what "parent" page linked to the URL you provided? Also, is there
anything similar out there for long-period static frame-of-reference
archves suitable for movie-making?)

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Mike1 wrote:
"Bob Harrington" wrote:
Mike wrote
(BTW, I also need pics between 0409052345 and 0409060015.)

There is nothing between those two in what I have here, being only 30
minutes apart - which appears to be the period they are using. I've
got everything in the HiRes IR from 0409042345 on, yell if you need
your


I goofed up there; I actually need 0409051515 to 0409052345.

Hereyago... (6.3 Mb)

http://home.comcast.net/~bobqatphoto...51515-2345.zip

(BTW, what "parent" page linked to the URL you provided?

https://www.nlmoc.navy.mil/home1.html

Scroll down to 'Tropical Cyclone' on the left frame, then scroll to
'Visual, IR and Water Vapor Images' in the main frame. The images are
on the 'NLMOC AOR Lists' - HiRes IR section.

Also, is there anything similar out there for long-period static
frame-of-reference archves suitable for movie-making?)

Interesting things lurking at:
http://www.nrlmry.navy.mil/archdat/
http://www.nrlmry.navy.mil/projects/sat_products.html
http://wwwghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/
http://www.cira.colostate.edu/ramm/r.../TROPICAL.html
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/trop-atl.html#GMEX
https://metoc.npmoc.navy.mil//jtwc.html
http://www.eumetsat.de/

And my favorite source of data and imagery for my neck of the woods in
the Pacific Northwest:

http://www.atmos.washington.edu/data/weather.html

I'm sure the experts here have more!

Bob ^,,^

"Bob Harrington" wrote:

Mike1 wrote:
I goofed up there; I actually need 0409051515 to 0409052345.

Hereyago... (6.3 Mb)


Thanks.

I'll also take any really early shots you have prior to 0409042345.jpg

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Mike1 wrote:
"Bob Harrington" wrote:

Mike1 wrote:
I goofed up there; I actually need 0409051515 to 0409052345.

Hereyago... (6.3 Mb)


Thanks.

I'll also take any really early shots you have prior to 0409042345.jpg

Sorry - that's as early as I managed to yoink.

"Bob Harrington" wrote:

Mike1 wrote:

I goofed up there; I actually need 0409051515 to 0409052345.

Hereyago... (6.3 Mb)


Thanks. I also need 0409091715 to 0409100215.

Are you missing any?

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Mike1 wrote:
"Bob Harrington" wrote:

Mike1 wrote:

I goofed up there; I actually need 0409051515 to 0409052345.

Hereyago... (6.3 Mb)


Thanks. I also need 0409091715 to 0409100215.

http://home.comcast.net/~bobqatphoto...715-100215.zip

(6.8 Mb)

Are you missing any?

Think I've got everything, thanks.

Also got a set of KMOB (Mobile. AL) WR-88D radar imagery showing Ivan
crossing over, very impressive - 443 files, 28.6 Mb, though - want to
try to put together an MPG.

Bob ^,,^