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Met Alert Tool (MAT)

Met Alert Tool (MAT). Introduction. What is MAT? Met Alert Tool (MAT) monitors and alerts the user to weather conditions exceeding thresholds (for example, lightning within a set distance, or wind speed exceeding a maximum). How is MAT started? MAT can be run on the display node.

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Met Alert Tool (MAT)

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  1. Met Alert Tool (MAT)

  2. Introduction • What is MAT? • Met Alert Tool (MAT) monitors and alerts the user to weather conditions exceeding thresholds (for example, lightning within a set distance, or wind speed exceeding a maximum). • How is MAT started? • MAT can be run on the display node. • MAT can be run from the 4DWX Web Start page.

  3. The GUI Alert Types List – The list of weather conditions that MAT can alert on. Parameter List – Each alert type has a list of parameters that need to be set. Events List – An event is triggered when the conditions of an active alert are met. This list contains a record of all of the events that have occurred since the current instance of MAT was started. Active Alerts List – An instance of an alert type, with specific values for the parameters.

  4. Weather Alerts Currently MAT is configured to alert on many types of weather events: • Wind • Precipitation • Lightning • Temperature **If there are additional types of alerts that you would like to have added to MAT, please let us know.**

  5. Temperature • Observed and Forecast High & Low Temperature • Wind Chill • WBGT • Wind • Observed and Forecast High Wind Speed • High Wind Gusts • Wind Direction Shift • Lightning • Lightning Box • Lightning Circle • Lightning Distance • Precipitation • 24-Hour Precipitation • Total Precipitation Weather Alert Types

  6. Adding an Active Alert • Select the High Wind Gusts alert type from the alert types list. • Set the parameters: • Select the Site Codedpg_s1 from the site code list. • Enter 10 for the Threshold. • Set the Alert Severity Level to WARNING. • Choose Add active alert from the Alerts menu, or click on the icon on the toolbar.

  7. Removing an Active Alert • Select the active alert from the active alerts list. • Choose Remove active alert from the Alerts menu, or click on the icon on the toolbar. • Click Yes on the confirmation dialog to remove the alert.

  8. Email Notifications • Choose User Preferences from the File menu, or click the icon on the toolbar. • Click on the Email tab on the user preferences dialog. • Check Enable email notifications. • Enter a valid email address into the text field, and then click on the Add button. • Click OK.

  9. The Event Log File • To set up an event log file, choose User Preferences from the File menu, or click the icon on the toolbar. • Click on the Event File tab. • Check Enable event logging. • Enter the complete path to the log file into the text field. • Click OK.

  10. Saving Active Alerts • To save the active alerts to a file, choose Save Alerts from the File menu, or click on the icon on the toolbar. • Enter a filename into the save dialog, and click Save. • All of the alerts in the active alerts list will be saved to the file.

  11. Loading Active Alerts • To load active alerts from a file, choose Load Alerts from the File menu, or click on the icon on the toolbar. • Find the file in the open dialog, and click Open. • The alerts in the file will be added to the active alerts list.

  12. More information For more information, consult the online documentation: http://www.4dwx.org/4dwx/documentation/online/mat/mat.html

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