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Duplicate GTS IDs in SOT metadata export #34
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GMHQL8E: double SOT ID allocation with 3DTM8TS. 3DTM8TS is already in WIGOS, so will be kept as the main SOT ID for referencing the station in OceanOPS and WIGOS, but GMHQL8E is the GTS ID at the moment. Station with SOT ID = GMHQL8E (OceanOPS reference) deleted. |
attention start date of remaining pft must be older than any other start date for this GTS ID C6YM7 keep XJZWPUC merge all data delete other 5 ptfs |
C6YM7 keep NLV9QJK mad, del 5 : not treated, clashes with instruction (already processed): VAAP check if there is a bug as website query also provides station with SOT ID; could be manned vos with call sign for US, AWS with SOT-ID for Canada @anthoninlize I requested feedback from US/CA last week; if we really have 2 stations here I do not want to look into the headers of each obs to identify the "owner" - most likely all data go to CA until the started with SOT-ID; from that date data submitted with call sign could go to US Still pending feedbackMCMA3 wait for feedback from DE, US (double recruit) |
Duplicated GTS-ID
C6YM7
VRCS2
VRPY7
VRDK7
VRLA6
WARL
V7UT7
C6AT2
ONIS
C6BQ8
9V2727
9V9726
VRKQ7
VRMM1
VRNY5
KLBO
VRJZ9
C6BQ4
9V3913
V7YW4
V7VY7
VRGG6
VRIZ5
V7IK7
3FKS5
VRNL8
VRYO9
3FMK7
VROH8
VRXL8
V7QJ5
MCMA3
C6YM5
C6AB9
WDJ4909
VRKX7
VROG7
VRZU4
VRCJ2
WDJ4009
7KHZ
VAAP
A8ZA9
S6NQ
VRIR7
KEBO
C6YM7
VRLT9
D5LJ2
3FFA5
V7HU7
9VHE2
A8ZA8
VROY7
VRLZ7
C6BW3
VRDN6
OWDW2
9VMU5
VRLX5
V7QJ9
VRYO7
VRNE6
VRMS3
VRLL2
VRDU9
VRPY5
VRIF9
9V2907
7JZJ
VRGP2
GMHQL8EZGFY4TBWUK90Originally posted by @jbcohuet in #27 (comment)
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