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Hello,

Information for HICO can be found on the Ocean Color web: https://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/hico/. At the bottom of the page, meetings are listed where presentations are linked and available for download. They discuss characteristics of the instrument and may have the answer to your question.

Hi,

You can also find level 3 data at varying intervals (daily, monthly, annual, etc) here: https://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/l3/

Hi Ariel,

Has this been resolved for you?

Alicia

You have a good number of subscriptions, all of varying statuses. Can you share which subscription IDs are you inquiring about so we can see what's going on?

Thank you for providing a bit more direction for us. Here are some sites that will hopefully assist with your education on the MODIS instrument: https://modis.gsfc.nasa.gov/about/ OBPG data processing: https://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/products/ https://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/format/ https://o...

Perhaps we don't understand your goal--Are you trying to understand how the instrument collects data on a daily basis, or are you trying to decide when you visit a data repository, like OBDAAC, how to find the data you want, or are you trying to understand the data groupings we offer at OBDAAC, such...

All data downloads now require users to identify themselves by their Earthdata login credentials. Using the .netrc file eliminates the need to enter your credentials for each file so it is recommended to create one. You can use the .netrc file in conjunction with your python script . If you prefer t...

HI Lien,

Do you have a link to this announcement in case users have more questions?

One issue I see is in step 6 of your message. The .netrc file requires your login username. you have used your email address. Also if that is your real password, please change it. Never post sensitive/private information in the forum.

Hello Fabrizio (and others in the thread), I would agree that your issue is with the certificate and so the recommendation for you is mentioned above: To follow up on our end: Our system admins confirmed that if/when you receive messages like 'Let's Encrypt' or similar, first make sure that you have...