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Atmospheric Winds (AIMMS Probe - USB Stick)
  • Use this process to generate Google Earth flight paths from USB AIMMS Probe data.
  • Last edited 8/03/2017 - Shawn Wagner [shawn.wagner@und.edu]


1. Concatenate all ".A##" files into one ".aim" file using linux command "cat".

   Example: Entering "cat 12091440.A0 12091440.A01 >12091440.aim" into the terminal produces an aim file for 12091440.


2. Convert the ".aim" file from step 1 into a file of the correct format using ADPAA command "convert_aimmstonasa file=*inputfile*.aim".

   Example: Entering "convert_aimmstonasa file=12091440.aim" into the terminal produces the file "97_12_09_14_40_07.aimms.realtime_usb.raw".


3. Convert file generated in step 2 into kml format using ADPAA command "convert2kml < *inputfile* > *outputfile*".

   Example: Entering "convert2kml < 97_12_09_14_40_07.aimms.realtime_usb.raw > 97_12_09_14_40_07.aimms.realtime_usb.kml" into the terminal produces the file "97_12_09_14_40_07.aimms.realtime_usb.kml".


4. The file produced in step 3 may now be loaded into Google Earth.

Atmospheric Winds (M300 - Citation Research Aircraft)
Cloud Condensation Nuclei Counter (DMT)
Cloud Condensation Nuclei Counter (UWyo)
Cloud Droplet Probe (CDP)
Cloud Particle Imager (CIP) and DMT's Image Playback and OASIS Software
Passive Cavity Aerosol Spectromoter Probe (PCASP) Processing
Scanning Mobility Particle Sizer (SMPS) Spectrometer (TSI)
Temperature Probe (Rosemount)
True Air Speed (TAS) Processing
Tunable Diode Laser Hygrometer (TDL)
Two-Dimensional Cloud Probe (2DC)

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