Subject: Product Outage/Anomaly: (Update #4) OMI data outage Issued:
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*Update#4:* NASA has resumed OMI data since today and the data is now
available on EOS box.
*
Update #3: *The OMI problem has been fixed and OMI has resumed taking
measurements . If all goes well OMI data will be distributed this
Friday
(June 17) . *
Update #2: *NASA tentatively plans on turning on OMI tomorrow (June 9)
and resume normal production next week if all goes well.
*
Update #1: *OMI went into survival mode over the weekend on Sunday, May
29. The last full orbit of data was orbit 63150. Starting with orbit
63151, we expect no measurements until the instrument is operating
normally again. The instrument and flight engineering teams in the US
and Netherlands are working to figure out what happened and return to
normal operations.*
Topic:* OMI data outage
*Date/Time Issued:* June 17, 2016 1435Z
*Product(s) or Data Impacted:* OMI data
*Date/Time of Initial Impact:* May 29, 2016 2100Z
*Date/Time of Expected End:* *TBD*
*Length of Event:* *TBD*
*Impacts on Users and Significance:* The OMI data (SO2 and Ozone) are
not available on the EOS server.
*User Actions:* none
*Details/Specifics of Change:* From Phil Durbin at NASA: OMI went into
survival mode over the weekend and is not producing any data. The
problem is being worked on.
*Contact Information for Further Information:* ESPC Operations at
ESPCOperations@noaa.gov and 301-817-3880
Web Site(s) for applicable information:
http://satepsanone.nesdis.noaa.gov/pub/OMI/OMISO2/index.html
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Update#4: NASA has resumed OMI data since today and the data
is now available on EOS box.
Update #3: The OMI problem has been fixed and OMI has
resumed taking measurements . If all goes well OMI data will be
distributed this Friday (June 17) .
Update #2: NASA tentatively plans on turning on OMI tomorrow
(June 9) and resume normal production next week if all goes
well.
Update #1: OMI went into survival mode over the weekend on
Sunday, May 29. The last full orbit of data was orbit 63150.
Starting with orbit 63151, we expect no measurements until the
instrument is operating normally again. The instrument and flight
engineering teams in the US and Netherlands are working to figure
out what happened and return to normal operations.
Topic: OMI data outage
Date/Time Issued: June 17, 2016 1435Z
Product(s) or Data Impacted: OMI data
Date/Time of Initial Impact: May 29, 2016 2100Z
Date/Time of Expected End: TBD
Length of Event: TBD
Impacts on Users and Significance: The OMI data (SO2 and
Ozone) are not available on the EOS server.
User Actions: none
Details/Specifics of Change: From Phil Durbin at
NASA: OMI
went into survival mode over the weekend and is not producing any
data. The problem is being worked on.
Contact Information for Further Information: ESPC
Operations at ESPCOperations@noaa.gov
and 301-817-3880
Web Site(s) for applicable information:
http://satepsanone.nesdis.noaa.gov/pub/OMI/OMISO2/index.htmlhttp://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/realtime/gds/t0
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