Andrew,
I think the problem with satepsanone was related to the major data
distribution issues at NOAA last week.
This was sent out last Thursday by ESPC Operations:
*"Update #2: Distribution of most critical satellite weather data has
resumed as of early this morning. The issue was that portions of
computer operations at NOAA's Satellite Operations Facility (NSOF) were
undergoing unscheduled maintenance. NOAA's satellites continued to
operate nominally throughout the period. Although the maintenance
resulted in some data distribution over the Internet being interrupted,
most of our operational data links to the National Weather Service
(including local forecast offices) remained online. We are continuing to
work to restore full data distribution of the complete suite of
environmental products."
*Are you still seeing a problem this morning?
Dave
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Dave Santek
CIMSS/SSEC
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1225 W. Dayton St.
Madison, WI 53706
Phone: 608-263-7410
On 10/27/14, 7:32 AM, Andrew Little wrote:
Do you know if there are any alternate Public ADDE data sources for
MTSAT and METEOSAT?
We used to get it from satepsanone.nesids.noaa.gov PUB ADDE group, but
they have been up/down since Oct. 20^th .
Thanks.
Andrew Little
Staff Systems Analyst
Universal Weather & Aviation Inc.
8787 Tallyho Road
Houston, Texas 77061
Mobile: (713) 504-2719
alittle@xxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:alittle@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Success from the word GO.
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