| Date: | 2000-11-10 01:54:00 | |
| Sender: | Scott Wetzel, ILRS CB <EDC slrmail account <slrmail@dgfi.badw-muenchen.de>> | |
| Subject: | [SLR-Mail] No. 690: Data Delivery Reporting | |
| Author: | Scott Wetzel, ILRS CB | |
| Content: | ******************************************************************************** SLR Electronic Mail 2000-11-10 01:54:00 UTC Message No. 690 ******************************************************************************** Author: Scott Wetzel, ILRS CB Subject: Data Delivery Reporting Dear colleagues, In response to previous requests for feedback on SLR normal point data delivery to the CDDIS, EDC, and/or HTSI, the ILRS CB has implemented a report that shows the delivery of data from the HTSI computer facility to the CDDIS. This report reflects data that was received at the HTSI computer from either direct delivery or data delivered from EDC. This report should be used as a tool to ensure that all data available is reaching the final destination. Therefore, it is the responsibility of the stations to routinely compare this report to station statistics. This report is available and can be found at the following location on the web: ftp://cddis.gsfc.nasa.gov/pub/slr/slrql/allsat/2000/sum. the files will contain the .htsi suffix. i.e.. all_qlsum001107.htsi. An example of the file structure is as follows: Pad Location Sat Date (UTC) NP Comp Unrel ---- ------------- ------- ----------------- -- ---- ----- 1884 Riga 7501001 06-NOV-2000 21:38 13 EDC 1884 Riga 7501001 06-NOV-2000 22:11 17 EDC where: PAD - a 4-digit monument identification Location - Pad location Sat - ILRS Satellite identifier Date - Date and time of first normal point record (UTC) Comp - Location of station data deposit before merge EDC - European Data Center HTSI - Honeywell Technology Solution Inc. Unrel - ”***” indicates the data failed quality control and was not released. Each line represents a single pass. If you do not see data of your stations data on either data center, several things may have happened: delivery from your station to a data center did not successfully transfer; data from one data center to the other did not transfer; or your data was edited for some format or integrity reason. if the last is the case, you will still find the data in the above report, however, it will be flagged in the last column as unreleased. If you still cannot find your data either on this report or in a data center, please contact the ILRS CB. As a note, the NASA stations are not listed in this report due to procedural constraints on the network. Regards, Scott Wetzel, ILRS CB From: EDC slrmail account ******************************************************************************** |