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First of all, I want to just say great job on the gpm-api. I was previously getting IMERG V07B data via FTPS in Python but moving forward, I might migrate and use your API.
Before doing so I wanted to just sense check the downloaded data. I could be missing something but I did a test on the timeslice 27th September 20:00-20:30. To do so, I downoloaded the file via your api and I downloaded the file directly from https://arthurhouhttps.pps.eosdis.nasa.gov/gpmdata/2022/09/27/imerg/. I then checked the data.
I found a mismatch between the values and if I plot a cropped region containing Hurricane Ian (peak intensity at the chosen timeslice), you can visually see the difference.
Hi @edsml-ds42. Sorry for the slight delay in answering, I just got back from holidays.
I think you are looking at different products:
3B-HHR.MS.MRG.3IMERG.20220927-S200000-E202959.1200.V07B.HDF5 correspond to the IMERG Final Run (IMERG-FR)
3B-HHR-E.MS.MRG.3IMERG.20220927-S200000-E202959.1200.V07B correspond to the IMERG Early Run (IMERG-ER)
To get the file you directly downloaded, you need to specify product="IMERG-FR", product_type = "RS".
To download IMERG Early Run, you need to specify product="IMERG-ER", product_type = "NRT".
Note that you can download data from either storage="PPS" or storage="GES_DISC".
Currently, I can already tell you that if you try downloading IMERG from GES_DISC you will likely download duplicates files (one for version V07A and V07B). This might cause problems in gpm.open_dataset. This problem occurs because they are updating IMERG products to version V07B these days .... then I guess they will delete version V07A and the problem will solve.
Thanks for pointing that out, all makes sense. I want the Early Run and I am currently using: product="IMERG-ER", product_type = "NRT", storage="PPS" so should be good.
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
Hi,
First of all, I want to just say great job on the
gpm-api
. I was previously getting IMERG V07B data via FTPS in Python but moving forward, I might migrate and use your API.Before doing so I wanted to just sense check the downloaded data. I could be missing something but I did a test on the timeslice 27th September 20:00-20:30. To do so, I downoloaded the file via your api and I downloaded the file directly from
https://arthurhouhttps.pps.eosdis.nasa.gov/gpmdata/2022/09/27/imerg/
. I then checked the data.I found a mismatch between the values and if I plot a cropped region containing Hurricane Ian (peak intensity at the chosen timeslice), you can visually see the difference.
The two files that I am comparing are:
gpm-api
:3B-HHR-E.MS.MRG.3IMERG.20220927-S200000-E202959.1200.V07B
3B-HHR.MS.MRG.3IMERG.20220927-S200000-E202959.1200.V07B.HDF5
Can I ask what server are you getting the version 7 files from?
Thanks,
Dan
Expected Behavior
I was expecting the API and directly downloaded data to match exactly.
Steps To Reproduce
GPM-API
tutorial notebook using the following dates:https://arthurhouhttps.pps.eosdis.nasa.gov/gpmdata/2022/09/27/imerg/
np.allclose()
or plot.Environment
Anything else?
No response
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