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Nothing jumps out, although you are binning at 1km, while our standard processing does so at 4km - so more values go into any given bin, thus minimizing the impact of a spuriously high (or low) value affecting the mean. If you have spurious values in the L3, they came from the L2. Since you have the...

It is not different (well, we've dropped the 'preliminary quicklook' and only have a 'quicklook' - NRT - now) and yes, the old naming convention did not distinguish NRT from refined. You can subscribe to refined data (when creating the subscription, there is an option "Wait for refined processi...

For Landsat8/OLI, yes: grep ^gain $OCDATAROOT/oli/l8/msl12_defaults.par gain=[1.0111,1.0101,1.0070,1.0098,1.00,1.00,1.00] The configuration for L9 was just copied from L8, so by default it has the same gains...probably shouldn't though. If you want the values "as is", when running l2gen, s...

Just a quick follow up...I asked our network folks to take a peek and it seems the "client closed connection" issue with getanc requests over the past few days is predominately from your IP address. Today was particularly egregious with about 10% of your requests affected...but your reques...

In network traffic, timeouts happen. There is no specific reason we can point to without watching both ends of the connection during the transaction. The client (in this case getanc) didn't get a response from the server within 10 seconds and so it bailed. Our web log shows that our server closed th...

tar -tf can work, but some for some flavors of tar it doesn't report the errors, but -xOf will

Sean

Comparing the Sentinel-2 acquisition information here: https://sentinels.copernicus.eu/web/sentinel/missions/sentinel-2/acquisition-plans to the overpass predictor here: https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/overpass_pred/ shows the two agree quite well. Do you have a specific query that you found was...

It would take some changes to implement a checksum for the ordering system...but until we can find the time to implement something, you can use a simple check with the "-t" option to tar. If this returns an error, then the file was corrupted. A bash example: $ tar -xOf requested_files_1.ta...

The QWIP product is not yet in our public distribution. Once it has been merged into the supported code base, it will be available via SeaDAS.

Sean

Yeah, that was probably a wee bit of a premature statement. While QWIP has been tested, it has not been put into the released code yet. I'll see that the atbd page is corrected to remove the confusion.

Sean