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20051101: request for access to SATEPS ADDE servers (cont.)

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  • Subject: 20051101: request for access to SATEPS ADDE servers (cont.)
  • Date: Tue, 01 Nov 2005 09:59:42 -0700
>From: "Oana" <address@hidden>
>Organization: NAM
>Keywords: 200508090846.j798kTjo016776 McIDAS MODIS ADDE

Hi Oana,

re: MODIS data availability from DAAC nanuk server
>Yes, you are correct. But I couldn't find the two images, but only
>one, for the afternoon pass.

OK.  They should have all of the data.  I will try to dig up contact
information for the manager of that server to see if, in fact, the data
should be there but isn't due to some sort of problem that they may or
may not know about.

>Thank you very, very much for your help,

I'm glad to help when possible.

By the way, I received an email from Brian Hughes regarding my latest
request that an application for access to the SATEPS ADDE servers be
sent to Andrei/NAM.  Brian asked me to see if your needs would be
satisfied by data available on their public accessible ADDE server.
Please try the following to see if the data available publically will
help you out:

DATALOC ADD PUB gp16.ssd.nesdis.noaa.gov
DSINFO IMAGE PUB

If this is not helpful, I will ask that an application be sent to you
(Andrei/NAM).  I must repeat what I told you when you were here at the
McIDAS training workshop in the summer: NAM access to the SATEPS
servers may _not_ be granted (for whatever reason).  The only way to
find out, however, is to ask.

Cheers,

Tom
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