Routine CERES Instrument Data Sample Clauses

Routine CERES Instrument Data. The SDS Land PEATE will provide CERES instrument data electronically to the ASDC in a routine manner without processing or otherwise modifying the content, in accordance with Reference 3. The NASA Integrated Services Network (NISN) direct network connection with sufficient bandwidth will be used for this data transfer (Section 3.6). CERES Instrument data processing at the IDPS is expected to begin when FM5 is powered on after launch and prior to the covers opening as described in the GSFC to LaRC Working Agreement for Instrument Activation Plan. The SDS Land PEATE will begin nominally providing CERES instrument data to the ASDC within 24 hours of its receipt of the initial file from the NESDIS IDPS and, thereafter, will provide 90% of the CERES Instrument Data within 24 hours, 95% within 48 hours, and 99% within 1 month. This latency metric for FM5, as well as for the NPP Visible Infrared Imager Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) metric that follows, is summarized in Table 3-1 and is applied to the data processed by the IDPS. It excludes times when either an instrument is not operating; the military has implemented data denial operations; ground stations or spacecraft preclude data collection by the FM5 or VIIRS instruments; or during maintenance activities that shutdown power, air conditioning or network connectivity in the facility housing the SD3E and SDS Land PEATE. Latencies presented in Table 3-1 are calculated by averaging latencies in product delivery over a 12-month period. If additional data sets are needed for flight operations planning, gap analysis, or data processing, they will be made available to the ASDC as requested by the CERES IT and negotiated with the SDS elements: SD3E and SDS Land PEATE.