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Hello, In order to subset on an hourly basis, there are a few parameters that need to be included in the subset request, as well as insuring that certain parameters like start and end times are formatted correctly. In addition to the 'start' and 'end' parameters, the 'diurnalFrom' and 'diurnalTo' pa...

Hello, Your approach is feasible, and since you would be accessing the data from cloud servers (the default source for earthaccess), the risk of overloading our services is minimal. However, we do impose rate limiting on unusually high requests, so we do recommend splitting large requests into sever...

Hello, I'm Chris Battisto from the GES DISC User Needs team-may I offer a few suggestions regarding your code approach: First, your data download section is fine, but can be shortened and made more efficient through the use of the "earthaccess" Python library. This adaptation of your exist...

Hello, Thank you for reporting this error. The Pydap library will use the token method first, and if that fails, it will fall back to using the netrc/dodsrc if they exist. In this case, you actually uncovered an bug in our code, where the "Bearer: " string is missing from the request heade...

Hello,

Just following up on this error. Were you able to resolve it?

Chris Battisto

Hello, Have you verified that your "Earthdata prerequisite files" have been generated and stored? These include the .netrc, .dodsrc, and .urs_cookies files: https://disc.gsfc.nasa.gov/information/howto?keywords=prerequisite&title=How%20to%20Generate%20Earthdata%20Prerequisite%20Files T...

Hello,

This issue is fixed, and your error should be resolved.

Please let us know if you encounter any more errors,
Chris Battisto

Hello, It was brought to our attention that over the weekend, some configuration issues with certain S3 buckets were and still are affecting user access to some collections. We will post any updates, as this issue is currently being fixed. We appreciate your patience, and our apologies! Chris Battis...

Hello, You can simply pass the URL of the granule that you wish to access into the requests.get() function, but that must be stored into a variable to be written to a file, like so: import requests # URL of the file to be downloaded url = "https://data.gesdisc.earthdata.nasa.gov/data/OCO2_DATA/...

Hello,

I'm Chris Battisto, a User Needs member at the GES DISC. My apologies for the late response regarding your error. Could you please attach the url.txt file that you were using?

Thank you!