TRMM Online Visualization and Analysis System (TOVAS)
| A Note from TRMM Data Provider (2008/05/01) |
1 May 2008 Server configuration problems within NOAA caused faulty IR data to contaminate
the 01 and 09 UTC 30 April 2008 3B41RT files and the 09 UTC 30 April 2008 3B42RT. The
first two were deleted, while the third was recomputed from 3B40RT alone. Users who pulled
the initial contaminated files should delete (3B41RT) or re-pull (3B42RT) the affected files.
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| A Note from TRMM Data Provider (2008/04/14) |
14 April 2008 The infrared data suppliers at NOAA/CPC had a major hardware failure on 11
April that resulted in the loss of all infrared data in the TMPA-RT system for the period 01UTC
11 April through 21UTC 13 April 2008. As a result, no 3B41RT and 3B42RT products are
currently available for that period. New IR data are now flowing, but it will take several days for
NOAA/CPC to reconstruct the lost data. So, we intend to create 3B42RT for the affected period
off-line, using only the 3B40RT products as input. Since the microwave data now cover 75 or
80% of each 3-hourly map, this fill-in should be satisfactory in most cases. Nonetheless, users
should be aware that sampling error will be higher during the fill-in period.
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| A Note from TRMM Data Provider (2008/03/15) |
A serious processing issue was discovered that required the re-computation of the Version 6 TRMM products 3B42 and 3B43 for the month of November 2007. The official archive at the Goddard DISC has now been updated, both the HDF data files and the Preview images. Users must discard the old, defective files and re-pull the new files for the November 2007 Version 6 3B42 and/or 3B43. Likewise, the TOVAS system has updated its data holdings. Users who previously used TOVAS to access November 2007 data from the Version 6 3B42 (3-hourly or daily) and/or 3B43 (monthly) must discard those results and re-acquire the analyses that they performed. Our apologies for the confusion.)
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Welcome to TOVAS, a member of the Giovanni (GES-DISC DAAC On-line Visualization and Analysis System) family, which provides users with an easy-to-use, Web-based interface for the visualization and analysis of Earth Science data.
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