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2009-10-23 an issue has been discovered with the NIR water-leaving radiance model and iteration process as employed in the SeaWiFS 2009.0 reprocessing. "...we know it will have some effect on coastal retrievals, so we anticipate a 2009.1 reprocessing of SeaWiFS in the near future.

Orbview 2 has been in Safe Haven since the end of August 2009. No SeaWiFS data have been available.

site updated 12 Oct 2009: new SeaWiFS R2009 was inverted to make new SeaWiFS GSM products. Processing version number incremented to 5.

SeaWiFS has been in safe haven since 4/23/2009 (day 113). It is not collecting data, so there will be a gap in SeaWiFS and Merged products. 12:34, 26 May 2009 (PDT)

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		+	* 2009-11-18 [ftp://ftp.oceancolor.ucsb.edu//pub/org/oceancolor/MEaSUREs/Seawifs/ SeaWiFS GSM products] have been regenerated using R2009.1 Rrs.
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	* 2009-10-23 an [http://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/forum/oceancolor/topic_show.pl?tid=3133#fp issue] has been discovered with the NIR water-leaving radiance model and iteration process as employed in the SeaWiFS 2009.0 reprocessing. "...we know it will have some effect on coastal retrievals, so we anticipate a 2009.1 reprocessing of SeaWiFS in the near future.		* 2009-10-23 an [http://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/forum/oceancolor/topic_show.pl?tid=3133#fp issue] has been discovered with the NIR water-leaving radiance model and iteration process as employed in the SeaWiFS 2009.0 reprocessing. "...we know it will have some effect on coastal retrievals, so we anticipate a 2009.1 reprocessing of SeaWiFS in the near future.