Update #5: Engineering continues recovery activities for S-NPP CrIS with vendor support. While the instrument is currently on and responsive, enabling of the CrIS Scene Selection Module (SSM) has been unsuccessful. Engineering will continue the restoration activities throughout the rest of the week with an update expected no earlier than Mon, Nov 13, 2023.

The OMPS SDR and EDR teams are on track to provide the full clearance for OMPS Limb Profile (LP), Nadir Profile (NP), and Nadir Mapper (NM) product quality after the OMPS SDR Look Up Tables (LUTs) are ingested into operations by mid week with the full analysis not expected until Mon, Nov 13, 2023 at the earliest.

Update #4: S-NPP instrument activation activities are on-going. CrIS has not yet fully recovered and recovery activities will resume on Monday, Nov 6, 2023. All ATMS and VIIRS products are approved for operational use and PDA OPS subscriptions for those products will be enabled at 20:30 UTC, Nov 3, 2023. CERES products are also approved for operational use as of Nov 3, 2023. Direct Broadcast (DB) users can use the equivalent Community Satellite Processing Package (CSPP) LEO products for operations.

The OMPS SDR and EDR teams will evaluate OMPS Limb Profile (LP), Nadir Profile (NP), and Nadir Mapper (NM) product quality after the OMPS SDR Look Up Tables (LUTs) are ingested into operations by mid next week with the full analysis not expected until Mon, Nov 13, 2023 at the earliest.

Update #3: Engineering placed the S-NPP satellite in mission-point mode and all instruments were confirmed to be in a safe state on Nov 1, 2023. Instrument activation activities commenced today Nov 2, 2023.

ATMS was placed in operational mode at 15:47 UTC on Nov 2, 2023. OMPS was placed in operational mode at 17:56Z on Nov 2, 2023. CERES was placed in operational mode at 17:56Z on Nov 2, 2023. VIIRS was placed in operational mode at 16:09Z on Nov 2, 2023. CrIS is expected to be fully activated by Friday Nov 3, 2023.

Users are advised S-NPP data is undergoing further evaluation by Cal/Val science teams.

While S-NPP High Rate data (HRD) is enabled, Direct broadcast (DB) users are advised that this S-NPP science data is not yet cleared for operational use.

PDA OPS subscriptions for all S-NPP science products have been disabled as of 20:00 UTC, Nov 1, 2023. All missed data will not be recoverable (after the 14:56 UTC Nov 1, 2023 observation time). The NOAA-20 and NOAA-21 satellites will continue to provide JPSS science data as the primary and tertiary satellites, respectively.

Update #2: Root cause is a Command Data Processor (CDP) reset on S-NPP. Correct time of outage is November 1, 2023 14:56Z

Update #1: JPSS NPP Stored Mission Data (SMD) is unavailable until further notice due to S/C anomaly.

Topic: JPSS NPP SMD Data Delay

Date/Time Issued: November 07, 2023 2052Z

Product(s) or Data Impacted: JPSS NPP Data Products

Date/Time of Initial Impact: November 01, 2023 1456Z

Date/Time of Expected End: TBD

Length of Outage: TBD

Details: JPSS NPP Stored Mission Data (SMD) is unavailable until further notice due to S/C anomaly.

Web Site(s) for Applicable Information: N/A

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