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All,We have received inquires regarding the current latency with OLCI L1B dataavailability from the Ocean Biology DAAC distribution services.  The OB.DAACreceives the Sentinel 3 data via a portal set up by agreement between ESA andNASA.  As recently as late January, data available on this ...

The version of python (via anaconda) is fine. $OCSSWROOT is an environment variable that should point to the ocssw directory in your SeaDAS install path, it is not automatically set in your shell, so you would have to define it (e.g. export OCSSWROOT=/Applications/seadas-7.3.1/ocssw).  You woul...

The problem is with gnutls.  By default, Git is compiled against that, but that has issues with newer SSL certificates.you will need a version of Git compiled against the openssl library.  One of our sysadmins described the process:https://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/forum/oceancolor/topic_sh...

We are pleased to announce that Level 1 data from the OLCI instrument on the                                  Sentinel 3A platform are now available from NASA’s Ocean Biology Distributed        &...

This is the error: Segmentation fault: 11Which means l3mapgen was REALLY unhappy for some reason (also suggests that there's a lurking bug)Can you provide more details on what you passed to l3mapgen?  If you used the GUI to set it up, retrace your steps, save the parameter file and attach i...

I'm sorry you're having some much trouble with this...:confused:I did not use the graphical installer for anaconda, rather the command-line installer.That installed flawlessly.  I was then able to run the install_ocssw.py script with no issues, so I'm surprised it's giving you f...

Emily,
The files inadvertently left with a "don't publish" flag in the database, so while the files were  available, they weren't advertised as so.
This has been corrected.  Let us know if you find any other issues.

Regards,
Sean

Couple of things...The  branch includes the 'v' prefix, so the --git-branch option should be "--git-branch=v7.3"You'll also need an alternate version of python as the Apple provided version does not support SSL in the manner required to make a connection to our servers.see...

that is odd, as my test worked both from the GUI and the command line...I'm a wee bit stumped...

Well, sitting on my couch (so just like very other SeaDAS user :wink:):$ getanc.py --verbose S2003239163104.L1A_GACSearching database: /Users/Shared/seadas-7.3/ocssw/run/var/ancillary_data.dbDetermining pass start and end times...Input file: S2003239163104.L1A_GACStart time: 2003239163103End time: 2...