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[Processing Request]: OPERA RTC-S1 for Dist-S1 R&D #39
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This volume is not possible to deliver to UAT - so hoping this can be stored on our public PST clone's s3 bucket. There will be an excess of data generated, but we can work with you to delete the data that is not required for our development. As noted above, we likely need 1-2 bursts per all the SLCs requested (which can have 20 - 40 bursts per product!). I am taking the highest end of all ranges for the approximate estimates above. |
@niarenaw and @LucaCinquini - we have updated the request. The SLCs span a subset of sites and only go from There should be 8,703 SLCs in https://github.com/OPERA-Cal-Val/dist-s1-research/blob/dev/marshak/3_dist_sites/slcs_for_processing.csv.zip. The request will cost ~$3,050 based on Nick's estimate of $0.35 / SLC. Let me know if there are any questions. |
All SLCs processed except the following: |
Has to be a transient error. I was able to download the first one through the search GUI in the browser: |
Products should be complete now. |
Thanks, Nick! |
Venue
PST
Product
RTC-S1
SAS Version
No response
SDS Version
No response
Input Data
This is a specific request for generating time-series of a given bursts that overlaps 300 sites around the globe.
The relevant table is here: https://github.com/OPERA-Cal-Val/dist-s1-research/blob/dev/marshak/3_dist_sites/slcs_for_processing.csv.zip
In terms of processing, the relevant information in the table is:
(s1_slc_id, burst_id)
--> (uniquely) JPL burstRTC-S1
productThis amounts to approximately 2 TBs of data assuming there is about ~30 MBs files per burst product generate (though is an overestimate I believe).
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Additional Notes
If you do not have the capability to limit to specified burst, we will need to talk as this generates orders of magnitude more data.
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