DMAS continues to have issues with their archiving processes. Yesterday’s files were not archived so some of the plots in our Data Plots section didn’t update because the files are not available. No data have been lost and the DMAS Systems team is working hard to resolve the problem. Thank you for your patience.
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Between February 21 – 27 the VENUS Team will be at sea conducting maintenance on the Saanich Inlet and Strait of Georgia Arrays. Sites on both arrays will be serviced, so data streams will be interrupted and/ unavailable during this time. Archived data will still be available from the Download Data page. Our data services will slowly come back online as new data streams are available. We hope to have all our services fully functional again by the end of next week. Thank you for your patience. DMAS is still having some issues getting processes running again after their code release last Thursday. Our hydrophone files are lagging behind so the data displayed in our hydrophone players for SOG East and SOG Central are significantly behind. We hope to have the issue resolved soon. Please be aware that DMAS was doing a release on February 9, 2012. Some VENUS items such as the Latest Data Service and Download Data are not updating as expected. Please be patient as we work out the bugs. File archiving errors on February 1 lead to files for January 31 not be available until February 3rdThere were some file archival errors on Februay 1st that delay VENUS making the raw files for January 31 available until at least February 3. Parsed data are still available for that time period from the Download Data page. Thank you for your patience as we work to resolve these issues. DMAS has scheduled maintenance during the days of January 24, 25 and 26th. Data streams will be affected but should back fill the database when powered up again. The VENUS Download Data page and data services will also be interrupted or unavailable during this maintenance period and should be fully functional by the morning of Friday January 27. Thank you for your patience. VENUS and NEPTUNE data files collected on January 4 2012 have not been archived due to a disk problem in the storage system. All scalar data are still available and up to date on the Data Plots page and from the Download Data page. But data from other non-scalar devices (ADCP, ZAP, Imagenex) collected on January 4 2012 will not be available for downloading/viewing until January 6 2012. All archived data are still accessible from our Download Data page. Update 2012-Jan-06: The DMAS team is still working hard to resolve issues caused by the disk failure on Jan 4 2012. Most of our data are available from Data Plots page and from the Download Data page, but some of the plots might not be updated and our hydrophone files are lagging by ~1day. All data should be caught up within the next few days. Thank you for your patience. We are having some issues with the WetLabs Turbidity sensor at the SoG East VIP (170m). Connectivity to the device is unstable. In order to restore the connection, power must be cycled to the node port. So there are some large data gaps in this data stream. 2011-12-22 09:00am: We are currently collecting data from and Aanderaa Optode and a WetLabs Turbidity sensor at Strait of Georgia East, 170m. There is an issue with the plots on the Data Plots page – they are displaying no data. Thank you for your patience while we work on the problem. 2011-12-22 12:00pm: Both issues have been resolved and data from Aanderaa Optode and a WetLabs Turbidity sensor at Strait of Georgia East, 170m are now available and plotting. There is a gap in WetLabs Turbidity data because there was a device connectivity issue. UVic Systems informed us that FMGT has scheduled a power outage for Clearihue A and D wings for Wednesday Dec 21 at 7:30pm so they will need to shut down most research systems starting about 4pm. All systems should be available by about noon Thursday. The following systems will be affected: Mercury/Mars, Minerva, Euler, Venturiano, Kikou, Llaima, Haddok, Provider. Web sites and the research TSM backup system should stay up. Note that this will not affect anything in the main data centre (EDC2). |
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