Hello Ernst, Sorry for the delay in responding. Thanks for the post. Ah, the dreaded Triax dish mount. Totally impossible to secure the dish to the post without some dish movement remaining owing to

Hi Thorsten, a very nice image. The ice even sometimes looks light blue! You can also see the smaller pieces floating ahead. A68 is turning CCW the last days also seen on my pictures. This animation

Excellent. Thank you James

Hi all, Here ist the actual gif animation made from Sentinel 3 A + B of iceberg A68 on its way to South Georgia: A68 Animation Cheers, Thorsten

Hi Ernst Thanks very much for sharing - something to keep me occupied over the next few days Kind Regards Graham

For those who missed the announcement on GEO-Subscribers, I'm pleased to say that the December issue of the GEO Quarterly Newsletter is now available from the following

Sorry As usual I forgot one point: You have to add the xsen3a and xsen3b tmp directories as well. Improved README attached. There are 11 points to follow. Report issues/success on MSG-1. Ernst

O.K. Here is the Sentinel-3 Update for Windows 10. There is a README with 10 check points you have to follow. You should see A68 crashing soon. For european areas I noticed that EFR files rarely go

Take a look at this, I have basically same problem, but I can't see that E drive, where is the data from Tellicast stored, would be too busy. (Kioxia 512 GB SSD for system and Patriot Burst 1TB SSD

Daniele, has your LapTop ever worked fine as an EUMETCast6 receiver a couple of days non stop? If not and if this is a rather recent LapTop chances are that you have an SMR 2.5'' HDD inside. If this

Dear All, David confirmed there is still plenty of space on MSG-1. That let's me post my best images from A68 so far. OLCI full 300m SSP resolution shows that there are a lot of small icebergs ahead

Daniele, I can't say that I was looking for something like that. It shows a catastrophic (Basic) TC client. EUMETCast HVS-1 and HVS-2 clients have their separate logs that must be treated as well. If

Thank you Ernst, attached the file you're looking for...I hope!-- Daniele Guardigli

Daniele, I wrote TClogSummary.cmd years back to get the job of monitoring the receiver log done. It will sum up all critical log messages on a day by day basis. You should find it on the Internet as

Thank you Ernst, the strings I wrote before were from today, where I have gaps in Noaa20 passes (see the attached picture). Anyway I found the log files and they're full of "missed" like these

I don't know of any limit on size, but I do have my personal account set to download NO attachments, so all the images stay on the server. Isn't all Sentinel data available through Copernicus Open

Folks, The JPEG size is 12,084 kB, so no problem. The size depends on the compression level, of course, so perhaps you have a "Save As" option where you can play with the compression level to keep

Daniele, it seems you only checked the most recent log (see date and time). This does not shed light on why you missed files last week. "Transmission interrupted" (it's for priority reasons) is

Ernst, I was already reluctant to post it at the 8MB as it was advertised on my PC. Great surprise to see it appearing at 12 MB on the Group. For sure David will be able to either calm our

Thank you for reply. I checked into the logs (BAS and HVS-1). On HVS-1 I found these messages: MSG:2020-12-07 13:24:27.260:File transmission 1e39abca036e5c95 interrupted: 10 files