I don’t understand the legend completely in the SAGE quick look up Data
The URL is:
https://sage.nasa.gov/sageiii-iss/browse_images/quicklook/SAGEWeb/Quicklook/daily/2022/11/24//QL_DAILY_H2O_20221124.jpg
Today's date July 2, 2024 at 11EST
For egs:
2022112403SR
Means Year:2022, Month: November, Data: 24, SR: sunrise.
I don’t know what ‘03’ signify?
SAGE quick look up Data
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Re: SAGE quick look up Data
Hello,
Thank you for your interest in SAGE data.
The last two digits denote the number of the science event for that day. This forms the 'event ID' of each science collection. The decoding of the 'event ID', which is also used in the file name can be found on page 8 of the DPUG (DPUG_G3B_v05.30.pdf (nasa.gov)). Typically there are 3 science events per orbit: sunset, sunrise, limb scatter, but occasionally there are lunar occultations between sunset and sunrise.
Regards,
ASDC
Thank you for your interest in SAGE data.
The last two digits denote the number of the science event for that day. This forms the 'event ID' of each science collection. The decoding of the 'event ID', which is also used in the file name can be found on page 8 of the DPUG (DPUG_G3B_v05.30.pdf (nasa.gov)). Typically there are 3 science events per orbit: sunset, sunrise, limb scatter, but occasionally there are lunar occultations between sunset and sunrise.
Regards,
ASDC