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Scientific Background

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Scientific Background

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 <code lang="bash">/path/to/lrose/install/bin/RadxPid -h</code>
-Once your parameter file is complete, use a command similar to the following to run the application. ''Note: this command format assumes the REALTIME or ARCHIVE (input directory in the parameter file + start and end times) modes.''
+Once your parameter file is complete, use a command similar to the following to run the application. ''Note: this command will '''''not''''' work for the FILELIST mode.''
 <code lang="bash">/path/to/lrose/install/bin/RadxPid -params param_file_name</code>

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 <code lang="bash">/path/to/lrose/install/bin/RadxPid -h</code>
-Once your parameter file is complete, use a command similar to the following to run the application. "Note: this command format assumes the REALTIME or ARCHIVE (input directory in the parameter file + start and end times) modes."
+Once your parameter file is complete, use a command similar to the following to run the application. ''Note: this command format assumes the REALTIME or ARCHIVE (input directory in the parameter file + start and end times) modes.''
 <code lang="bash">/path/to/lrose/install/bin/RadxPid -params param_file_name</code>

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 <code lang="bash">/path/to/lrose/install/bin/RadxPid -h</code>
-Once your parameter file is complete, use a command similar to the following to run the application. __Note: this command format assumes the REALTIME or ARCHIVE (input directory in the parameter file + start and end times) modes.__
+Once your parameter file is complete, use a command similar to the following to run the application. "Note: this command format assumes the REALTIME or ARCHIVE (input directory in the parameter file + start and end times) modes."
 <code lang="bash">/path/to/lrose/install/bin/RadxPid -params param_file_name</code>

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 <code lang="bash">/path/to/lrose/install/bin/RadxPid -h</code>
-Once your parameter file is complete, use a command similar to the following to run the application. **Note: this command format assumes the REALTIME or ARCHIVE (input directory in the parameter file + start and end times) modes.**
+Once your parameter file is complete, use a command similar to the following to run the application. __Note: this command format assumes the REALTIME or ARCHIVE (input directory in the parameter file + start and end times) modes.__
 <code lang="bash">/path/to/lrose/install/bin/RadxPid -params param_file_name</code>

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 <code lang="bash">/path/to/lrose/install/bin/RadxPid -h</code>
-Once your parameter file is complete, use a command similar to the following to run the application. *Note: this command format assumes the REALTIME or ARCHIVE (input directory in the parameter file + start and end times) modes.*
+Once your parameter file is complete, use a command similar to the following to run the application. **Note: this command format assumes the REALTIME or ARCHIVE (input directory in the parameter file + start and end times) modes.**
 <code lang="bash">/path/to/lrose/install/bin/RadxPid -params param_file_name</code>

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 <code lang="bash">/path/to/lrose/install/bin/RadxPid -h</code>
-Once your parameter file is complete, use a command similar to the following to run the application:
+Once your parameter file is complete, use a command similar to the following to run the application. *Note: this command format assumes the REALTIME or ARCHIVE (input directory in the parameter file + start and end times) modes.*
 <code lang="bash">/path/to/lrose/install/bin/RadxPid -params param_file_name</code>
-The user can also specify the location of cfradial files in the following manner:
+If using FILELIST mode, the user needs to specify the location of cfradial files using the <code lang="bash">-f</code> flag:
-<code lang="bash">/path/to/lrose/install/bin/RadxPid -f /path/to/cfradial/files/ -params param_file_name</code>
+<code lang="bash">/path/to/lrose/install/bin/RadxPid -f /path/to/cfradial/files/*.nc -params param_file_name</code>
 === '''Other relevant items''' ===

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 Information about how attenuation is estimated from <math>K_{DP}</math> for use in determining the PID can be found [http://wiki.lrose.net/index.php/Estimated_Attenuation here].
-Information on how to convert soundings into the Spdb format can be found [http://wiki.lrose.net/index.php/Spdb_description here].
+Information on how to convert soundings into the Spdb format can be found [http://wiki.lrose.net/index.php/Storing_soundings_in_SPDB here].
 === '''Prerequesites''' ===

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	Information on how to convert soundings into the Spdb format can be found [http://wiki.lrose.net/index.php/Spdb_description here].		Information on how to convert soundings into the Spdb format can be found [http://wiki.lrose.net/index.php/Spdb_description here].
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	=== '''Prerequesites''' ===		=== '''Prerequesites''' ===

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	Information about how attenuation is estimated from <math>K_{DP}</math> for use in determining the PID can be found [http://wiki.lrose.net/index.php/Estimated_Attenuation here].		Information about how attenuation is estimated from <math>K_{DP}</math> for use in determining the PID can be found [http://wiki.lrose.net/index.php/Estimated_Attenuation here].

		+	Information on how to convert soundings into the Spdb format can be found [http://wiki.lrose.net/index.php/Spdb_description here].

	=== '''Prerequesites''' ===		=== '''Prerequesites''' ===

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	Information about how attenuation is estimated from <math>K_{DP}</math> for use in determining the PID can be found [http://wiki.lrose.net/index.php/Estimated_Attenuation here].		Information about how attenuation is estimated from <math>K_{DP}</math> for use in determining the PID can be found [http://wiki.lrose.net/index.php/Estimated_Attenuation here].
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	=== '''Prerequesites''' ===		=== '''Prerequesites''' ===