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MIME•••Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension. A definitive list of file types used by
e-mail clients and Web browsers (among others) to determine how to process the content
of a file.
MML•••MesoMap Live. Flash movie software which displays animated weather data from
thousands of stations across the world on your web page. The user can define the areas
covered by their own maps and the stations to be displayed on each map.
NOAA•••National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
[10]
. A part of the United
States Department of Commerce
[11]
. The parent agency of the United States National
Weather Service
[12]
.
POP3•••Post Office Protocol version 3. Local e-mail programs use the Post Office
Protocol version 3 (POP3), an application-layer Internet standard protocol, to retrieve
e-mail from a remote server over a TCP/IP connection. Nearly all subscribers to
individual Internet service provider e-mail accounts access their e-mail with client
software that uses POP3. (From Wikipedia
[13]
)
SMTP•••Simple Mail Transport Protocol. The set of processes used for email
transmission by the bulk today's Internet e-mail systems. In practice, this protocol gets
the e-mail message from the originator to the e-mail server supporting the recipient(s).
The actual e-mail receipt is usually handled using either POP3 or IMAP.
SYNOP•••Synoptic Observation. This observation coding format is used worldwide, and
comprises the primary method for weather distibution outside of North America. The
format, designed mainly for meteorologists, consists of blocks of numerical data. The
observations are usually taken every 6 or 12 hours (sometimes every three). (From
Weather Forecasting Handbook, 5th ed., Tim Vasquez)
TCP•••Transmission Control Protocol. Data to be transmitted across a network, i.e. the
Internet, is broken up into "packets" of a specific number of characters for transmission
over a network within an IP envelope. Since the nature of computer networks is such that
the delivery of packets can not be guaranteed, each packet also contains additional
information that the receiving computer can use to assure that all packets have been
received and placed into their correct order. This information is defined in the TCP
standards specifications.
URL•••Uniform Resource Locator. The unique address of a document on the World Wide
Web, e.g http:/ / www. weather-watch. com/ smf/ index. php. A URL consists of the
document name (index.php) preceded by the hierarchy of directory names in which the
document is stored (/smf), the Internet domain name of the server that hosts the file
(www.weather-watch.com), and the software and manner by which the browser and the
document's host server communicate to exchange the document (http:/ / ).
WAP•••Wireless Application Protocol. The description of a data format suitable for
viewing on mobile phones that have this functionality.
WD•••Weather Display. Software which collects data from a variety of automatic weather
station types and displays it on a computer and formats the data for display on Web
pages.
WDL•••Weather Display Live. Flash movie software which displays data from the
Weather Display clientraw.txt using animation. The WDL display is configurable, allowing
different instruments to be displayed and their location within the display area defined.
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