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CREX (a "Character form for Representation and EXchange of data")
is an alphanumeric TDCF (Table-Driven
Code Form) defined by the World Meteorological Organization
(WMO) to represent meteorological data.
CREX became operational in May 2000.
CREX is self-descriptive, and its main advantages are its flexibility and its expandability.
In addition, CREX messages are human-readable. CREX complements BUFR in areas where binary coding is
not feasible.
CREX editions - CREX edition 2 is operational from 2 Nov 2005.
CREX editions 1 and 2 are operational in parallel up to 2012.
Introduction to CREX - If you are not familiar with CREX, you can visit our
Introduction to CREX.
We hope to be able to show you that CREX is easy!
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CREX Glossary - If you meet an unfamiliar word or term related with CREX,
you can visit our BUFR and CREX glossary.
WMO CREX tables in HTML format - If you need to browse or use WMO CREX tables,
you can visit here our WMO CREX tables in HTML format
Cipher Series - If you need to decode CREX data or to encode data into CREX,
the Cipher series - a set of software tools to handle CREX and other table driven codes -
may be the solution you are looking for:
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