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Dear Support,

For instance,
https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/directdataaccess/Ancillary/GLOBAL/2024/15-Dec-2024/
20241215120000-CMC-L4_GHRSST-SSTfnd-CMC0.1deg-GLOB-v02.0-fv03.0.nc

Thanks,
Yuyuan

Just found it is also because of compression in data file. We must use deflated netCDF file, then the spectrum view works well and faster. Any compression (even level=1 only) wouldn't work. I'm using the nccopy command to do the deflation, it takes time for big files. It is not a beautiful solution....

We are also working to get some Landsat-8 data. It seems the OLI processor didn't get enough love. You should install an older version of OCSSW. The V2022.2 works for us.
See this old thread viewtopic.php?t=4788#p16904
Good luck!
Yuyuan

Greeting to everyone, As a big user of subscriptions (200+), I prefer the current way, no change. I don't need to manually adjust the backward days (for the start date) every time after a pause of data staging (in the current way, I can see a huge inflow of data right after the restore of data stagi...

Thanks for the prompt responses.
I believe much more were affected. I'm going to wait until it's all fixed.

Yuyuan

Dear Support, I'm going to report two problems: (1) In EarthData Search portal https://search.earthdata.nasa.gov/search, if I click 'Browse Portals' and select 'OBDAAC', products 'MODISA_L1' and 'MODIST_L1' will not be seen, although their metainfo show the 'OB.DAAC' tag. (2) Search filter Day/Night...

Thanks Guoqing,

I haven't encountered the same issue.

Yuyuan

Looks like this has been fixed. Just out of curiosity, did you find out the cause?

Yuyuan

Now I can see mine. Thank you! -Yuyuan

Dear Support,

I can't see my subscriptions, either. I have a very long list. If you need an example ID, that is 3056.
The mentioned Exp Date would be Oct 1 2024.

Yuyuan