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* '''3 November 2011''' - There was a change in the bias correction and number of radiances accepted for Aqua AMSU-A toward the end of September 2011. A closer check showed the bias correction adjusted starting at 18z Sep 21 2011. The mean (O-F) and (O-A) increased to -0.2K and normalized cost also increased. In the ana.log files after that point, it shows we are reading AMSU-A data from both the 'airsbufr' and 'eosamsuabufr' files while prior to that date there was no AMSU-A data read in from the 'airsbufr' file. We found that AMSU-A data is now written in the 'airsbufr' file; this change in input is likely related to the change in statistics. Operations staff have been alerted and they are currently investigating. | * '''3 November 2011''' - There was a change in the bias correction and number of radiances accepted for Aqua AMSU-A toward the end of September 2011. A closer check showed the bias correction adjusted starting at 18z Sep 21 2011. The mean (O-F) and (O-A) increased to -0.2K and normalized cost also increased. In the ana.log files after that point, it shows we are reading AMSU-A data from both the 'airsbufr' and 'eosamsuabufr' files while prior to that date there was no AMSU-A data read in from the 'airsbufr' file. We found that AMSU-A data is now written in the 'airsbufr' file; this change in input is likely related to the change in statistics. Operations staff have been alerted and they are currently investigating. | ||
* '''3 November 2011''' - '''Update''' - our upstream provider had applied an update to their processing package back in September which added the AMSU-A data to the AIRS data file. OPS configuration is being modified not to try to read AMSU-A from the AIRS data file, and we have also asked our data provider to revert to our prior configuration. | * '''3 November 2011''' - '''Update''' - our upstream provider had applied an update to their processing package back in September which added the AMSU-A data to the AIRS data file. OPS configuration is being modified not to try to read AMSU-A from the AIRS data file, and we have also asked our data provider to revert to our prior configuration. | ||
* '''7 November 2011''' - It looks like the statistics (bias correction and o-f mean) have moved back toward their previous values. |
Revision as of 08:26, 7 November 2011
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Observing System Notes
- 01 November 2011 - This page was generated
NPP Launched
- 28 October 2011 - NPP was successfully launched.
Test Comment
- 1 November 2011 - This is a test message.
Aqua AMSU-A change starting 18z Sep 21 2011
- 3 November 2011 - There was a change in the bias correction and number of radiances accepted for Aqua AMSU-A toward the end of September 2011. A closer check showed the bias correction adjusted starting at 18z Sep 21 2011. The mean (O-F) and (O-A) increased to -0.2K and normalized cost also increased. In the ana.log files after that point, it shows we are reading AMSU-A data from both the 'airsbufr' and 'eosamsuabufr' files while prior to that date there was no AMSU-A data read in from the 'airsbufr' file. We found that AMSU-A data is now written in the 'airsbufr' file; this change in input is likely related to the change in statistics. Operations staff have been alerted and they are currently investigating.
- 3 November 2011 - Update - our upstream provider had applied an update to their processing package back in September which added the AMSU-A data to the AIRS data file. OPS configuration is being modified not to try to read AMSU-A from the AIRS data file, and we have also asked our data provider to revert to our prior configuration.
- 7 November 2011 - It looks like the statistics (bias correction and o-f mean) have moved back toward their previous values.