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--- software:improtoo [2013/01/17 09:54] – [How to use] max
+++ software:improtoo [2014/09/10 09:49] – [IMProToo - Improved Mrr Processing Tool] max
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-IMProToo is an improved processing method for Micro Rain radar. It is especially suited for snow observations and provides besides other things effective reflectivity, Doppler velocity and spectral width. The method features a noise removal based on recognition of the most significant peak and a dynamic dealiasing routine which allows observations even if the Nyquist velocity range is exceeded. To software requires MRR raw data, it does not work with Metek's standard products MRR Averaged Data or Processed Data.
+IMProToo is an improved processing method for Micro Rain radar. It is especially suited for snow observations and provides besides other things effective reflectivity, Doppler velocity and spectral width. The method features a noise removal based on recognition of the most significant peak and a dynamic dealiasing routine which allows observations even if the Nyquist velocity range is exceeded. The software requires MRR "raw data", it does not work with Metek's standard products MRR "Averaged Data" or "Processed Data".
 Please note that this software was developed for observations at low SNR ratios such as snow, drizzle or light rain. Heavy rain, especially in combination with strong turbulence, might give wrong results.
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 The software is still beta, especially the documentation needs to be enhanced.
+  * {{:software:improtoo:improtoo_0.99.zip|IMProToo_v0.99.zip}} changed units of slope to dB/(m/s), of eta to mm^6/m^3 (17 January 2013)
   * {{:software:improtoo:improtoo_0.98.zip|IMProToo_v0.98.zip}} fixed calculation of kurtosis and skewness (6 August 2012)
   * {{:software:improtoo:improtoo_0.97.zip|IMProToo_v0.97.zip}} netcdf bugfixes (18 July 2012)
   * {{:software:improtoo:improtoo_0.96.zip|IMProToo_v0.96.zip}} initial public release (21 June 2012)