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metaf2xml(1)		    metaf2xml Documentation		  metaf2xml(1)

NAME
       metaf2xml.pl - parse and print METAR/TAF/SYNOP/BUOY/AMDAR messages

SYNOPSIS
	metaf2xml.pl [OPTION]... [MESSAGE]...

DESCRIPTION
       This script is an example interface to the Perl module
       "metaf2xml::parser".  Messages can be specified as arguments, each
       message in single or double quotes.  If no messages are given as
       arguments but the option -f is given, messages are read from the
       specified file. If neither arguments nor option -f are given, messages
       are read from the standard input.

       The input is expected to consist of one message per line and in the
       format specified by the WMO Manual No. 306, without modifications due
       to distribution like providing the initial part of messages only once
       for several messages or appending an "=" (equal sign) to terminate a
       message, and parts of the WMO header prepended according to the option
       -H.  The program "metafsrc2raw.pl" can be used to create messages with
       the required format from files provided by various public Internet
       servers.

       If the options -TBUFR and -fmsg_file are provided, binary BUFR messages
       are expected in msg_file.

DEPENDENCIES
       The Perl module "metaf2xml::parser" is required.

       If binary BUFR messages are to be processed, the Perl module
       "Geo::BUFR" is required. If (binary or decoded) BUFR messages are to be
       processed, the Perl module "metaf2xml::bufr" is required.

OPTIONS
       -v  print version of metaf2xml.pl and exit

       -H 0..5
	   which parts of the WMO header ("TTAA[II] CCCC DDHHMM [BBB]") are
	   prepended to each message (see the parameter "wmo_prefix" in
	   metaf2xml::src2raw(3pm) for an explanation of its parts):

	   -H0 (default)
	       (no header)

	   -H1 "TT" report type

	   -H2 "TTAA[II]" (like -H1 plus region for the stations and optional
	       report number)

	   -H3 "TTAA[II] CCCC" (like -H2 plus report dissimination location)

	   -H4 "TTAA[II] CCCC DDHHMM" (like -H3 plus report dissimination
	       time)

	   -H5 "TTAA[II] CCCC DDHHMM [BBB]" (like -H4 plus optional indicator
	       if the report is delayed/corrected/amended/segmented)

       -T {"SPECI"|"TAF"|"BUFR"}
	   (initial) default message type (default: "METAR").  An input line
	   consisting only of one of the keywords "METAR", "SPECI" or "TAF"
	   changes the default message type for all following messages.	 If
	   the option -H1, -H2, -H3, -H4 or -H5 is given, the message type for
	   each message is taken from the WMO header.

	   If a message starts with:

	   "METAR", "SPECI" or "TAF"
	       this is used as message type for this message.

	   "AAXX", "BBXX" or "OOXX"
	       the message type SYNOP is used for this message.

	   "ZZYY"
	       the message type BUOY is used for this message.

	   "AMDAR"
	       the message type AMDAR is used for this message.

	   FXXYYY":"
	       the message type BUFR is used for this message; note that this
	       is not a binary BUFR message, but a space delimited list of
	       descriptor:value pairs in the format FXXYYY":"value.

       -D  include DOCTYPE and reference to the DTD

       -S xslt_file
	   include reference to the stylesheet xslt_file

       -f msg_file
	   read input from msg_file (or standard input if it is "-")

       -o out_file
	   enables writing the data to out_file (or standard output if it is
	   "-")

       Without the option -o, no output is generated.

ARGUMENTS
       If any arguments are given, they are processed as messages; the option
       "-f" and standard input are not used in this case.

EXIT STATUS
       If an invalid option was provided or an error was encountered while
       writing output or the file specified with -f cannot be opened, the
       script will exit with status 1, otherwise it will exit with status 0.

EXAMPLES
       Parse a METAR message and write the XML to the standard output:

	metaf2xml.pl -o- "YUDO 090600Z 00000KT CAVOK 22/15 Q1021 NOSIG"

       or the same for a SYNOP message:

	metaf2xml.pl -o- "AAXX 17124 74486 32566 63616 10067 20022 39972"

       Parse several METAR, TAF, SYNOP, BUOY and AMDAR messages and write the
       XML to the file example.xml:

	metaf2xml.pl -o example.xml << EOF
       METAR
       SBGL 172300Z 24007KT 9999 TS FEW015 FEW030CB BKN100 25/21 Q1013
       TAF
       SBGL 172130Z 1800/1906 21010KT 7000 BKN015 TX26/1800Z TN17/1823Z PROB30 TEMPO 1801/1805 4000 TSRA BKN015 FEW025CB BECMG 1808/1810 4000 BR BKN008 BECMG 1812/1814 19010KT 6000 NSW BKN012 RMK PGZ
       METAR
       KJFK 172351Z 14003KT 10SM CLR 14/05 A3036 RMK AO2 SLP280 T01440050 10189 20144 55002
       TAF
       KJFK 172320Z 1800/1906 VRB04KT P6SM SKC FM181600 18008KT P6SM SKC FM190200 VRB05KT P6SM SKC
       METAR
       RJTT 172330Z 35009KT CAVOK 22/16 Q1020 NOSIG RMK A3013
       TAF
       RJTT 172036Z 1721/1824 04012KT 9999 FEW030 BECMG 1806/1809 07014KT BECMG 1812/1815 03006KT
       AAXX 17184 74486 NIL
       AAXX 17184 47662 12970 20203 10203 20151 30150 40193 56005 60001 80002
       ZZYY 31262 17093 13001 522980 042100 6112/ 11119 02801 10021 48214 444 20120 17093 1159/ 518// 60371
       ZZYY 41955 17093 2200/ 739065 071940 6111/ 22219 00238 444 20110 17093 1828/ 50101 80119 80007 9/015
       ZZYY 53904 17093 2336/ 135184 142953 6112/ 22219 00285 444 20120 17093 2331/ 50101 80092 80016 9/015
       AMDAR 1605 ASC AFZA51 2624S 02759E 160414 F156 MS048 278/034 TB0 S031 333 F/// VG010
       EOF

SEE ALSO
       metaf2xml::parser(3pm), metaf2xml::src2raw(3pm), metafsrc2raw(1),
       metaf(1), <http://metaf2xml.sourceforge.net/>

COPYRIGHT and LICENSE
       copyright (c) 2006-2015 metaf2xml @ <http://metaf2xml.sourceforge.net/>

       This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
       under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the
       Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your
       option) any later version.

       This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
       WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
       MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
       General Public License for more details.

       You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
       with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
       51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA, or see
       <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

metaf2xml 1.58			  2015-12-23			  metaf2xml(1)
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