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Hello, is the issue persistent across various computers and under different internet environments (e.g. home or school internet)? We updated our website about a month ago. You may want to try clear your cache and reload the website again.

Here is the technical report regarding our L3 binning scheme:
https://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/SeaWiFS/TECH_REPORTS/PreLPDF/PreLVol32.pdf

With the website updating, please let me know if the link fails.

Hi Dionysia,

As Forel-Ule Index is not one of our products, I cannot make comments on it. My suggestion is reviewing more literatures on this topic.

To add on to Sean and Alicia's replies. Here is the help page for data processors including "l3mapgen": https://seadas.gsfc.nasa.gov/help-8.3.0/processors/ProcessOverview.html

Yes, if you take a close look at the file names, you will find the ones with "FR" are in full resolution and "RR" in reduced resolution.

Sorry about that. We have noticed the issue. The team is in developing of a new L1/2 browser. Before the issue is resolved or the new browser published, you can access the data you want through direct data access: https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/directdataaccess/Level-2/

Hi, not sure what you are trying to do, but here is the tech doc for the land/water mask: https://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/resources/docs/technical/odps_land_mask.pdf

Hope it helps.

There are many ways to get the data you need. We provide reflectance, but it's not difficult to get normalized water-leaving radiance from reflectance. You can do search and download: https://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/data/download_methods/ For monthly and/annual mean, you can also use level 3/4 brow...

Lachlan is correct. chl1 is the chlorophyll estimated using CI algorithm (the parameters are from Hu et al. 2019) which performs better for low values. Here it was used to find the upper limit for the blending of CI and OCx algorithm to make sure low values are estimated using CI algorithm.

Hi,
That is one of the magic pictures produced by one of our retired scientists.
Here is a thread that he answered questions similar to yours and more:
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1237

Hope you find it helpful,
Guoqing