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Yes, 50-100 is on the high end. What is your region of interest?

Sean

Emanuele, We're still evaluating calibration updates for MODIS-Aqua and are hopeful that we can initiate a mini-reprocessing (yes, the issue extends back a couple years) sometime in the next month. I have to check with the team about the VIIRS sensors. I believe it is just waiting on the nod from th...

There is an overflight prediction tool that can provide the times PACE instruments will view a location on the Earth, but we do not have the reverse (showing where PACE will view the Earth in the future). I will inquire with the Worldview team about adding the ability to plot the PACE orbits into th...

Correct, the wavelength_3d is in the sensor_band_parameters group. Some background... The sensor_band_parameters group contains informational parameters and has been part of the L2 ocean color metadata since the days of SeaWiFS and includes a wavelength parameter that is the list of wavelengths for ...

Looks like the calculation of alpha in getglint.f is unnecessary with the assumptions made. Yes. The code is capable of supporting wind direction, but it is not used to do so. The windspeed is also assumed to be isotropic (because of the lack of wind direction information), so there are indeed some...

The variable has a units attribute that you can check to verify the units, but yes, the units for the chlorophyll product are in mg /m3

Sean

More information about how you were running the program is needed to be able to assist you
Sean

Bruce,

It is just the visualization package. We will be releasing a science software update soon(ish), but the will not be a need to update the SeaDAS to get the OCSSW update

Sean

When the HILT flag is set for MODIS, one or more of the bands are saturated. It is often that the 869nm band is saturated, this band is used in the atmospheric correction. Disabling the masking of HILT will not change the fact that the data are saturated and a saturated 869nm band will cause the aer...

Bruce, 'Tis true that the venerable browse.pl does not support PACE. However, search.earthdata.nasa.gov does (and will eventually replace browse.pl for all sensors). Spatial and temporal data search is possible with this tool and soon (I hope) we'll have extracted data ordering capability enabled fo...