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In the meantime, please view additional ways you can download your data here: https://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/data/download_methods/

Hi Simon, Concept IDs are Earthdata Search's way of keeping track of datasets so we don't have control over those. The good news is that what you have found is correct. The text you mentioned is "free text", so that may change slightly from one reprocessing to another. The best way...

Hi Michael, After some discussion about including external DOIs, we have decided against it for SST products because do not permanently store these products at our DAAC. Below is the only DOI the PO.DAAC currently has available for SNPP/VIIRS v2016.2 products: "GHRSST Level 2P Global Sea Surfac...

Hi Michael,

It was recommended that I associate the DOIs from the external source to our products. I will update the metadata fo the SST products and let you know when they are ready.

We don't assign DOIs for SST products since the PO.DAAC is the official DAAC of record for this product. You can find thier DOIs here: https://podaac.jpl.nasa.gov/datasetlist?ids=Platform:Sensor&values=SUOMI-NPP:VIIRS&view=listWe are considering whether there is a good way to reference t...

Thanks for the update--I was trying various ways to reproduce your error (from Firefox) and was just about to send you the disappointing news that I was unable to do so.

Please log into Earthdata login, and try again.

Can you give more information? Which applications beginning with 'OB.DAAC' appear in your Applications > Authorized Apps listing in Earthdata Login?Can you make your selections on the L1&2 browser, then copy the URL before hitting 'find swaths' and paste it here so we can try to ...

We just went through a troubleshooting session where the redirect issue was solved after the user deleted the old cookie file and was able to successfully execute the command with a new cookie file was generated. It is hopefully that simple for everyone else. Please give it a try.

The issue with your command is that the directory you are using is not the direct path to the files you want to retrieve. A 'year' directory sits between the two. If you use file search, this command gets you the URLS to the data which you can then download: wget -q --post-data="sensor=...