1. In Display Mode, select the operating mode:
• Archive mode is a manual mode where you can loads radar data files and creates
visualizations without any automatic functions taking place.
• In Live mode the IRIS 3DView software continuously monitors the input directory.
When a new radar data file comes in from the central server computer, IRIS 3DView
automatically loads it.
If the background process has been configured and enabled, it renders 2D images of
the radar data in the background, using preset view angles and display states. The
background process requires some setup (that is, setting of a pre-defined view
point, and similar), but no interaction is required at runtime.
2. If you are in Live mode, in Radar Site, select the monitored radar site.
The radar site and timestamp of the currently loaded data file are shown.
3. In Radar Layers, toggle the Volume outline guide on or o (the dark lines around the
rendered area), and select the 3D and/or 2D radar products that are rendered.
4. In GEO Layers, select which if the following geographical information layers are shown:
• 3D terrain
• Latitude-longitude grid
• Radar range rings
• Landmark labels
5. In Display State, do one of the following:
• Select a display preset from the drop-down list.
• Select Manage presets to open the preset manager window.
In the preset manager, you can store the currentdisplay state options as a preset,
and manage existing presets.
6. In View Angle, do one of the following:
• Select a view angle preset from the drop-down list.
• Select Manage presets to open the preset manager window.
In the preset manager, you can store the current view angle as a preset, and manage
existing presets.
The text window at the bottom of the controls shows a running log of the configuration
changes.
C.7
Using the IRIS 3DView Export Tool
Use the export tool to save snapshots of 3D views as bitmap images.
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