Update #1: This update is corrective in nature. The original message distributed on March 12th indicated that the products impacted by this anomaly were delivered to GRB. The original message was incorrect, the impacted products were delivered to PDA. In addition, the original message was vague and gave the impression that there were product outages. This anomaly was not an outage. Degraded products (Cloud Optical Depth, Cloud Particle Size, Cloud Top Height, Cloud Top Phase, Cloud Top Pressure, Cloud Top Temperature) were delivered to PDA on 12 March from 0000Z - 0140Z.
Topic: GOES-16 Cloud Optical Depth, Cloud Particle Size, Cloud Top Height, Cloud Top Phase, Cloud Top Pressure, Cloud Top Temperature and derived products delivered to GRB
Date/Time Issued: March 14, 2022 1450Z
Product or Data Impacted: All products related to GOES-16 Cloud Optical Depth, Cloud Particle Size, Cloud Top Height, Cloud Top Phase, Cloud Top Pressure, Cloud Top Temperature and derived products Full Disk.
Date/Time of Initial Impact: March 12, 2022 0000Z
Date/Time of Expected End: March 12, 2022 0140Z
Length of the Outage/Event: 1 Hour 40 Minutes
Details/Specifics of Change: There is a problem with GOES-16 Cloud Optical Depth, Cloud Particle Size, Cloud Top Height, Cloud Top Phase, Cloud Top Pressure, Cloud Top Temperature and derived products Full Disk delivered to GRB. Suspected Source of Anomaly is the NSOF PG (L2).
Contact Information for Further Information: ESPC Operations at ESPCOperations@noaa.gov and 301-817-3880 or 24x7 or goes-r.product.engineering.group@noaa.gov during normal business hours

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