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l used level 2 data. level 3 is not available current year and also 2023.
where did you get that Level 2 data is available through April 1, 2024?

Refer to the "Temporal Coverage" field in the Dataset Landing Page at the link you cited, under the "Product Summary" tab.

Are you creating the averages with Level 2 data or Level 3 data? The Level 2 data is available through April 1, 2024.

The dimensions refer to the size of the "footprint" of the measurement on the Earth's surface. So you can imagine that the data is collected for a rectangular column of air with the dimensions of 2.25 x 1.29 km. Each measurement is made at nadir from the satellite's position. This diagram ...

Yes, this is what the daily OCO-2 data look like, a series of measurements along the satellite's observational ground track. This is the highest resolution data available. The satellite track is not in the same place each day, and near-global coverage repeats every 16 days, so your location of inter...

You chose the correct variable to visualize. Was Panoply able to produce a plot? This is interesting information for us as well, if other users seek to visualize the data with Panoply.

We apologize for the delay. Our staff will examine your last question on May 8.

Both v10 and v11 should be useful for CO2 concentration. The version refers to the forward processing, i.e., the newest processing is implemented from the beginning date of that version. Unless stated, there has not been retrospective processing of the entire dataset.

Yes, please try to download one Level 2 OCO-2 data file. These data can be visualized with NASA Panoply, https://www.giss.nasa.gov/tools/panoply/, if they are in netCDF format.

Hello,

Have you tried to download one file with https?

Because this is satellite data, the spatial resolution of the data may be larger than the size of the zone region. Have you examined the different variables in Giovanni that you may wish to use?