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Where's my data?
Posted: 07 Jul 2015 06:29 PM PDT
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The RDA considers the ecosystem that data resides in when deciding what to
archive. For instance, we archive both NCEP GFS and FNL analyses*; they
are part of the NCEP Global Data Assimilation System (GDAS) system.
List of RDA datasets related to GDASds351.0 NCEP ADP Global Upper Air
Observational Weather Data, October 1999 - continuingds461.0 NCEP ADP
Global Surface Observational Weather Data, October 1999 - continuingds735.0
NCEP GDAS Satellite Radiance DataResearchers may want to examine the data
assimilated into the analyses. They could be useful for future reanalyses,
Observation System Simulation Experiments (OSSE) or regional monitoring.
Thus, we archive several of the major data sources in the GDAS data flow.
You can see the data shortfall in the AIRS 2015 total web server inventory
listing.
We pull data from national centers such as NCEP and monitor the data flow.
In late June and early July, 2015, we experienced a drop in ds735.0
expected file sizes of the data. After some investigation, we traced it to
planned network maintenance at NCEP that resulted in a reduction of
satellite data that were ingested in the GDAS update cycle.
The investigation turned up some insights that I would like to share. Do
try this at home.
View the ds735.0 Web Server Holdings for the AIRS subset. Notice that the
files are smaller than expected for June 22 and July 1, 2015 (all dates and
times UTC).Click on the smaller tar files to download them one at a time.
Examination of their contents shows an absence of the 06Z file and a short
12Z file: 20150701.airs:
total 1031864
314608 gdas.airsev.t00z.20150701.bufr
76416 gdas.airsev.t12z.20150701.bufr
640840 gdas.airsev.t18z.20150701.bufrView the NCEP Real Time Data
Monitoring System page.Scroll down to 'Model Data Dump Tables' and select
06z under GDS.You should see a table labeled 'GDS Dump Data Counts Time
Series Plots'. Select airsev and you should see this plot showing the data
drops.Now go back and try 12z and see the missing days for this cycle.Now
select acars (Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System),
which is part of ds335.0. Those with NCAR internal access accounts can
view the inventory of corresponding
big_endian/gdas.aircar.tHHz.YYYYMMDD.bufr.be files.
What's causing these data drops? Leave a comment with your answer. The
first correct answer will get a NCAR photo postcard autographed by the RDA
data specialist team.
* Read What's the difference between GFS and FNL? for background
information.
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NCAR RDA System Outage July 7, 2015
Posted: 07 Jul 2015 05:34 PM PDT
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RDA data services will be down today for system maintenance between 6:00
and 16:00 18:00 MDT.
For up-to-date information, visit the NCAR CISL Resource Status page.
UPDATE Tue Jul 7 18:28:02 MDT 2015:
At this time Yellowstone, Geyser and Caldera has been released for
production workload.Data request processing has resumed. If your job did
not automatically restart and complete satisfactorily, resubmit a new one.
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