CWOP Membership Lists

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1. Member Lists

This is a full membership list covering both active and inactive members. The Search Tool allows you to search the full membership list using several different search items.

• Search Tool

• Active Member List

• Inactive Member List

2. APRSWXNETStation.txt file

This is the APRSWXNETStation.txt file that is updated daily and used to determine which data will be on the mesonet map and in the quality checking analysis. This same file is sent to findu.com and used to determine the data that are transferred to NOAA. The file is also picked up by MesoWest and NOSA every night and used to update their database.

3. Members Personal Web Sites

Here is a list of Member Web Sites. Many of our members maintain personal web sites with weather and other information for local users. Many have web cams and those with web cams are also indicated in the link above. If you would like to have your personal web site here, just send an e-mail with the URL. If it is weather oriented and suitable, it will be included.

Jim Jefferson, KB0THN, asks "Interested in putting APRS weather in your web page? I've put together a little program that generates an image that can be incorporated in a web page that shows the current weather information. For details visit Weather Banners or for an example visit Winona Weather Server." What will appear on your web page is a non-commercial display of your current weather data and a small icon that shows sun, rain or snow.

4. APRS Database Search

The APRS Search Page is an easy and useful way to search through the APRS/CWOP findu.com database. The EOSS search page has similar capability. These give ways to view weather data and station location for any of the APRS/CWOP stations.

5. NOAA Observing System Architecture (NOSA) database

The NOSA viewer can be used to search through the NOSA database. Click on the OAR folder and go down to FSL-CWOP and click on the square to see the CWOP stations on the map. On the left side of the map there are many different tools for looking at the CWOP (and other observing networks) in different ways.