This is a case where there are 3 NMDA detections in close proximity, two of them (the orange colored ones) are stronger than the third. The “orange” detection to the north uses 0.9 – 5.1 degrees elevations while the other to the south uses 0.5 to 1.3 degrees detection. It looks like two scales of circulation are being detected. This can be seen below in particular at the overlapping elevation cuts (0.9 and 1.3). By the time you get to 1.8 and 2.4 elevations, the larger scale circulation is by far more prevalent.

So here’s a thought. Imagine viewing this in all-tilts with icons displaying only if that slice is part of the detection? In this case, going up the tilts would show first the southern icon, then both, then only the northern icon. Knowing which tilts are involved for the NMDA is very useful information and functionality such as this could make that easier to assimilate.

–marfafront