The template should be installed at C:\. If this is not possible, the instructions below will help you change any hard coded references.

1. Some of the raster functions reference Python scripts. The raster functions are located within (location)\MilitaryAspectsofWeather\RasterFunctions. Each of the following needs re-pointing to its appropriate script. All the scripts can be found at (location)\MilitaryAspectsofWeather\Scripts. To edit the location of the script, open the raster function and double-click on the Python raster function. This will open the Raster Function Properties box. Select the Python Raster Function tab and change the file referenced as the Python Module.
• DeriveHeatIndex.rft.xml
• DeriveWindChillNonUV.rft.xml
• DeriveWindChillUV.rft.xml
• OpImpactPersonnelHeatIndex.rft.xml
2. Some of the raster functions reference a raster of constant value, named ccconstant. These raster functions are located within (location)/MilitaryAspectsofWeather\RasterFunctions. Each of the following raster functions need to be re-pointed to the constant value raster located at (location)\MilitaryAspectsofWeather\Tools. To edit the location of the raster within the local function, open the raster function and double-click on the first of the local functions. Then delete the present reference to the ccconstant raster and add it back in from its present location.
• ExtractCloudCeiling.rft.xml
• OpImpactAirDefenseCloudCeiling.rft.xml
• OpImpactArtilleryCloudCeiling.rft.xml
• OpImpactCrossCountryManeuversCloudCeiling.rft.xml
• OpImpactParachuteCloudCeiling.rft.xml
• OpImpactUAVCloudCeiling.rft.xml
• TacticalAirliftCloudCeiling.rft.xml
3. In the Catalog window, locate the mosaic datasets located at (location)\MilitaryAspectsofWeather\Geodatabase\OperationalWeather.gdb. Right-click the mosaic dataset and click Properties. Then click the Processing Templates tab. Remove all files referenced in the list. Then click the browse button and navigate to (location)\MilitaryAspectsofWeather\RasterFunctions select all the files in this folder and click Open. Then click OK to save the edits to the mosaic dataset.
4. Open OperationalWeather.mxd from (location)\MilitaryAspectsofWeather and repair any broken data sources. These will have to be changed to (location)\MilitaryAspectsofWeather\Geodatabase\OperationalWeather.gdb.
5. You may also have to re-point the layer files required for symbology. The layer files are located at (location)\MilitaryAspectsofWeather\Layers and are named the same as the layer, except the OpImpact raster functions. All the OpImpact raster functions use the same layer file called ForecastOperationalImpact.lyr