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Stations Working Towards CRD Implementation(as of Monday, March 19, 2012) The CRD format is a major update in station and data center operations. Changes in the precision and record type sequence, inclusion of new fields, and flexibility in format implementation requires the creation of a formal validation process (PNG | PDF) that compares data in the existing format with data in CRD prior to acceptance of CRD as the operational data prduct for a particular station. Most stations in the network (Arequipa, Beijing, Changchun, Concepcion, Golosiiv, Grasse, Graz, Greenbelt, Haleakala, Hartebeesthoek, Herstmonceux, Katsively, Koganei, Matera, McDonald, Monument Peak, Mt. Stromlo, Potsdam, Riga, San Fernando, San Juan, Shanghai, Simeiz, Simosato Tahiti, Tanegashima, Wettzell, Yarragadee, Zimmerwald) have completed the conversion process. The table below lists the status of those stations still in the process of converting their systems to output data in CRD format.
Responsible Government Official: Carey Noll |
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