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When I query my two SNPP SST subscriptions (2178 - day and 2179 - night) with the file search CGI I get back an empty result set.

I noticed that when I looked in the SNPP direct data access area the files have switched over to the new naming convention so that's probably related.

-Andrew L.

It's getting to be that time of year when there are more potential storms in the DC area (...both in the atmosphere and on Capital Hill...) so we're checking up on all of our alternate data sources.I'm trying to process an L1A file I obtained from LANCE and am running into issues in the modis_GEO.py...

Dana,

Everything appears to be back to normal, thank you for correcting the issue.

-Andrew L.

It is now about 2019-11-04 2:35 UTC and the most recent MODISA granules posted to the "direct data download" area (and subscriptions) is for day 307 15:50. You might want to look into what is causing the disruption in the data flow.

-Andrew L.

Usually by this time of day we have several granules for subscription #2130 (basically MODISA L1A data over the US east + Gulf of Mexico coast) but I don't see any for today.It looks like the spacecraft over flew the area around 16:10-16:15, 17:40-17:55, and 19:20-19:30 UTC.Oddly I can find some...

Norman,

Thank you for your response. The problem seems to have been resolved shortly before 10:26 UTC (6:26 EDT).

-Andrew L.

Since around 2019-10-23 20:43:16 UTC any attempt to retrieve a file using the getfile cgi has been failing with an "Error 404 not found". Could somebody please investigate the problem? Thank you.

Tommy,

Thank you for the quick follow up! That would certainly explain it.

-Andrew L.

I was recently in the subscription interface to create a JPSS1 ocean color subscription and was somewhat surprised to see that it was offering JPSS1 SST subscriptions as well.I liked the idea so I established two new subscriptions (2345 and 2347) for night and day SST in the latitude range of +/-80 ...

Sean,

I re-fetched yesterday (completely deleted the target directory and retrieved from scratch) and everything seems to work so I'm going to file it as "water under the bridge". Thank you for checking into it!