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GR2Analyst Version 2 is available for a 21 day trial period. The trial version is fully functional. Click on the link below to install it on your computer. GR2Analyst 2 Setup (8.5MB) Your graphics hardware must support Shader Model 2.0. GR2Analyst will not run without that support. See below for more system requirements information.

Getting Started

The main window contains a main menu along the top, toolbar underneath, color table on the left, radar display window in the center, and the status bar along the bottom. Many layers of information are shown in the radar display window (from back to front order): background color, automatic background imagery, radar graphical data, county outlines, state outlines, roads, city labels, radar labels, LSR icons, warning outlines, storm tracks, hail icons, NMD/MESO icons, and finally TVS icons. Hp laserjet 1320 firmware upgrade. If the automatic background is enabled (via GIS->Show Background) you will see increasing levels of detail as you zoom into the radar display. See the Automatic Background page for more details.

Radar Display Window

The radar display window is the centerpiece of GR2Analyst. By default it contains a single display panel but can display one, two, or four panels. Each display panel shows radar data, LSRs, warnings, and other graphical information. All of the panels are linked together, so panning and zooming occurs simultaneously in all of them. In the screenshot above, BR 0.5° is the product shown in Panel #1 on the left and SRV 0.5° is the product shown in Panel #2 on the right. /download-gta-5-apk-data-obb-for-android-atg.html.

To change the number of display panels shown, click the 'Panels' main menu item and select 'One Panel', 'Two Panels', or 'Four Panels'. Below those items are the saved Favorite Panel configurations. There are eight saved Favorite Panel configurations available and they default to a variety of useful combinations. There are two ways to switch to a saved Favorite Panel configuration: select it from the Panels menu or press the corresponding number key on your keyboard. To replace a saved Favorite Panel configuration with the current displayed panels, select Panels->Save Current Panels as->Favorite #N, where N is the saved configuration to replace.

Navigation in a Radar Display Panel

To pan the display, click and drag with the left mouse button. To zoom in, roll your mousewheel forward or click on the + magnifying glass button in the toolbar. To zoom out, roll your mousewheel backwards or click on the - magnifying glass button in the toolbar. To zoom in on a specific area, right-click on the location you want centered and drag outwards. A zoom box will appear showing the extent of the new view area. Release the right mouse button to activate the new zoom area. To cancel the right-click zoom operation, press the Esc key before releasing the right mouse button.

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Changing Radar Sites

GR2Analyst defaults to KFFC (Atlanta's NEXRAD) on first run. There are two ways to change to a different radar site:

1. If the radar site is shown in the radar display window, you can hover your mouse pointer over the site's location and when the mouse pointer turns to a 'hand' cursor, click the left mouse button.
2. Select the Site->Select. item from the main menu. The 'Select Radar' dialog will appear, showing a list of all the supported radars.

You can change the startup site by selecting Site->Settings. to display the Site Settings dialog box. Click on the 'Change' button in the 'Startup Site' section and select your new startup site.

Radar sites can also be added to a 'Favorites' list at the bottom of the 'Site' main menu item. To add a new site to your Favorites, go to the site and then select Site->Add To Favorites. To change to a Favorite site, simply select it from the Site menu. To remove a site from your Favorites, select Site->Settings and remove it from the Favorites list.

Warnings

GR2Analyst downloads warnings for the entire nation. Only severe weather warnings are supported: Special Marine, Flash Flood, Severe Thunderstorm, and Tornado. A priority-sorted list of warnings is shown in the 'Active Warnings' window and the warning outline in the radar display window. You can see the statements for a warning in two ways: click on the warning outline in the radar display or right-click on the warning's entry in the Active Warnings window. To automatically change to the closest radar site to a warning, double-click on the warning's entry in the Active Warnings window. See the Warning System page for more information.

Local Storm Reports (LSRs)

GR2Analyst downloads Local Storm Reports from the public NWS server. Icons representing the type and magnitude of an LSR are shown in the radar display. Hover your mouse pointer over an LSR icon to see details of the report. Only LSRs issued within 60 minutes of the currently displayed product's volume scan time are shown.

Status Bar

The GR2Analyst status bar contains mouse pointer information and the current zoom level. The mouse pointer information changes with movement of the pointer.

The individual items on the status bar are:

1. Name of the base road underneath the pointer -or- the status text for any shapefile element underneath the pointer
2. Azimuth and Range from the currently selected marker to the pointer, in degrees and nautical miles
3. Data value of the radar tilt underneath the pointer, units are product dependent
4. Beam center height above the radar level in feet
5. Latitude and Longitude of the pointer
6. Current view zoom level in meters/pixel
7. Time until next poll for new data

Hail and Mesocyclone Icons

GR2Analyst processes radar volumes to generate hail and mesocyclone storm attributes. Here is a description of the iconsheets for those attributes:

GR-MDA attributes are updated every time a new base velocity tilt is received. Hail attributes are updated every time a new base reflectivity tilt is received. Both attributes are updated when the Storm Motion Vector is changed.

How to Change Iconsheets

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You can change any of the iconsheets in GR2Analyst to your own customized versions. See the following page: Iconsheets in GR Programs.

How to Change Color Tables

You can change any of the color tables used by GR2Analyst to your own custom versions. See the following page: Color Tables in GR Programs.

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