Potential issue: Identical shots appearing in multiple sub-orbit granules with different shot_ids

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Potential issue: Identical shots appearing in multiple sub-orbit granules with different shot_ids

by simonbesn » Mon Feb 03, 2025 2:29 pm America/New_York

Dear GEDI Team,

I wanted to report a potential issue while working with the GEDI data. It appears that identical shots are stored in two sub-orbit granules but assigned different shot_ids.

For example, when comparing granules O10587_03 and O10587_04, I found that the same shots are present in both granules despite having different shot_ids. I’m not sure if this behaviour is expected or if it might indicate a bug in the data processing pipeline, but I thought it would be worth flagging here.

I’ve attached an overview illustrating this issue, highlighting the identical shots found across both sub-orbit granules.

Looking forward to your insights on this.

Cheers,
Simon.
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Re: Potential issue: Identical shots appearing in multiple sub-orbit granules with different shot_ids

by rupeshornl » Tue Feb 04, 2025 10:16 am America/New_York

Hi @simonbesn, Thank you for reporting the issue! We have reached out to the GEDI Science team and will post here once we hear back.

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