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With the upcoming switch to HTTPS for the Ocean Color websites, a corresponding update to the SeaDAS scripts that connect to these websites was necessary.  These changes have been made and users will need to update theirOCSSW code.  From the SeaDAS GUI:MainMenu->OCSSW->Update OCSSWFrom the command-l...

There are two significant changes coming soon that will impact user access to the OceanColor Web services, including data distribution. 1) Switch to secure HTTPS connections In order to comply with a federal mandate for US Government web services to use HTTPS connections, all traffic via HTTP (port ...

Nick,

SeaDAS 7.3.2 included support for processing to L2 the full hyperspectral data from HICO.
The atmospheric correction is still the same G&w94 approach.

Sean

The ability to search for MERIS full resolution (FR) data on the L1/L2 Browser will be temporarily unavailable. This outage is to allow a updates to the search database.  The current data served by the L1/L2 Browser are from the second MERIS L1B reprocessing.  Once the database update is complete, t...

We were recently alerted to an issue with the VIIRS geolocation as generated at the OBPG and distributed by the OB.DAAC.The problem has been identified, corrected and the affected data have been reprocessed.The cause was  an ancillary file (the "polar wander" file) required by the geolocat...

NASA's Applied Remote Sensing Training (ARSET) group offers online webinars throughout the year. Each training lasts four to five weeks, one hour per week, and are often offered twice a day to accommodate attendees in different time zones. Webinars are appropriate for professionals engaged in applie...

You are invited to the NASA Earthdata Webinar "SeaDAS: Enabling the Study of our Planet from Space" SeaDAS is free and publicly available software developed by NASA which enables users from their standard desktop and laptop computers to process, visualize, and analyze remote-sensing data.T...

The SeaDAS development team is pleased to announce the release of SeaDAS 7.3.2, which is built atop a slightly modified BEAM 5.0.1 version. The science processing code has been updated to reflect changes recently implemented in production, provide bug fixes and support for the R2014.0 reprocessing f...

As of 31 March 2016, the distribution of SNPP VIIRS granules in the original 86-second SDR format ceased.  The new NASA-defined netCDF4 format, chunked into 6-minute granules are available for the full mission (defined as starting on 02 Jan 2012).  All OB.DAAC data portals have been update...

On 31 March 2016, the OBPG will cease the distribution of SNPP VIIRS granules           in the original 86-second SDR format.  All VIIRS Level-1A, Level-1B, and                geolocation data distributed through the ocean co...