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This was in fact an incomplete L0 file. A full-size replacement is now available from https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov (/MODIS-Aqua/L0/2021/118/)]. Please note that this version was compressed with xz instead of our usual bzip2.

Each "refined" Aqua ephemeris covers 24 hours, so for most granules only one is needed. By contrast, the refined attitude files cover only two hours, so each granule adjacent to an even hour (UTC) will require two attitude files to ensure coverage of the last/first scan lines. In this case...

Dirk -

On the command line, you can run
install_ocssw.py --src
to install source code in your SeaDAS directory (install_ocssw.py --help to see all options).

I'm sure there's a GUI way to do this too, but I don't use the GUI much :)

- Gwyn

I hope so.  IIUC, our production staff will let the atteph production people know that there's a problem, and they'll take it from there.

Brock -The "refined" attitude file PM1ATTNR.P2020132.0800.003 seems to be corrupted on the provider's end.  The granule in question processes geolocation successfully with the NRT attitude file PM1ATTNR_NRT.A2020132.0940.061.  Unless and until the refined file is corrected, y...

You're welcome!  :grin:
- Gwyn

Please, PLEASE submit large files as attachments!  Including them in message text is visual clutter and makes the forum hard to read.

You should include the partial minute in the pcf.

The incorrect LUTs were put in place on 2020-01-22.  That said, you should check your L2 file metadata to find the first instance of "xcal_modist_txc_oc_v1.37c", and reprocess from then until "xcal_modist_txc_oc_v1.38b" appears.