Dan said that the coding is progressing well the code for the first intermediate MWD product should be ready next week. The next stage will be compositing all the raster files.
Dan checked with Gand and Ed that:
the MODAPS code will monitor when new granule is available and check the validity of the granule files
the memory use was within acceptable limits
MODAPS will call code when granules are ready
Python 3.5 is preferable to the older version currently being used. (Ed to check with SAs and will get back to Dan if there is an issue).
Greg's code, that he Dan got a year ago is still OKwith no . No significant updates were made that should be tested. Greg said they are looking at the offset again for GEOLOCO but it is OK for Dan to proceed with what he has.
Dan asked about logging code: are there recommendations on standards / content? Gang to send these to Dan.
Product naming
Asad has sent Dan naming conventions
Intermediate products not to be distributed; don’t need to follow the same naming requirements. Only the official products.
Dan will provide code to Gang / Greg who will add a PGE wrapper and run the standard science tests, put it in an archive for validation. Then need to determine how to store / add to a database. This may take a couple of months.
Diane has been looking at requirements from the flood workshop and feedback from users Fritz contacted:
users want a one stop shop for flood products
Suggest adding the imagery in Wordview and having a feed that can be ingested in to a devoted flood product viewer.
Get updates on what is happening with the Dartmouth Flood Observatory and their bid to have a "flood portal" and the ESRI disasters portal that David Green is funding.
Users often say products are not easy to understand: having historical data may help? and good explanations of what the data shows and doesn't show.
Dan: Tests show that the GDAL prototype is as efficient as ENVI / IDL
Dan to finalize code to generate the granule level water detection data (intermediate file). Estimated time frame 1 month
Next steps:
Dan to finish code for the final daily products (2,3,14 day products). He may need input from Gregory Ederer/ others to make this code as efficient possible - approximately another month taking us to mid September.
After that we need to consider final formats for end users
Fritz sent Dan some feedback from end users. Diane to create short set of questions which will go to a broader audience.
Action items
@Dan Slayback to report back to Edward Masuoka that he won't need the additional ENVI license
@Dan Slayback to finalize code to generate the granule level water detection data and deliver it to Gang Ye