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The file links in your "Direct Data Access" website section appear to be broken. eg. going to https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov (/Ancillary/Attitude-Ephemeris/2018/215/PM1ATTNR_NRT.A2018215.0235.061) produces a 404 error page, as does https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov (/MODIS-Aqua/L1/2...

Aha... I didn't even spot that I'd picked an SST file. Thanks, sorry!

HiI've noticed that the version labelling for the new VIIRS reprocessing seems not quite as I'd expect. The NRT files (eg. currently V2017337235400.L2_SNPP_OC.nc) contain in their metadata::processing_version = "2018.0QLP" ;...which is as expected. However, the Refined granules (eg...

HiSince the NRT ancillary version was bumped to 061 (that messed us up a little bit, incidentally - was it advertised in advance anywhere?), we've noticed that the MODIS NRT atteph files are incomplete. Specifically, a selection of files each day (initially appeared fairly random, last couple of day...

HiThe last three days we've noticed that the OBPG website and data servers go down in the afternoon (~1600 UTC) and remains down until around 1000-1100 UTC the next day (give or take a bit, at both ends of that range). The second day of this approximately coincided with your outage for your netw...

Hi Tommy

Yeah, we use TOAST when we have to, but our automated systems are set not to do that unless told to. Good to know, anyway, thanks very much.

Regards
Ben

Hi guys

We've noticed that the AURAOMI ozone files that you provide have not been available for the last few days (the last we have is day 070). Any news on what's happened to this and when it might resume please?

Thanks
Ben

OK, that's great. Thanks very much Don!

I've been trying to use the MODIS iPAR product, but realised that although the PAR product looks fine, the iPAR product has a ton of image artifacts in it, including vertical striping and land ghosts. Do you know what's wrong with this please? eg. See below, which happens to be the 1240 L2 g...

Just to say that the file links on the index pages (eg. https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/MODIS-Aqua/L2/2017/012) have reverted to http. It gets redirected, so it's not the end of the world, but a) anyone that uses those links and can't follow redirects will break and b) anyone who was sil...