ERDDAP > Out-Of-Date Datasets

The outOfDate index is a simplistic measure of how out-of-date a dataset is: <0: unexpectedly from the future(!), <1: up-to-date, >=1: out-of-date, >=2: very out-of-date. For out-of-date datasets, there is presumably a problem with the data source, so ERDDAP is unable to access data from more recent time points.

5 matching datasets. This web page was generated at 2025-12-26T03:10:03Z .

outOfDate	testOutOfDate	maxTime	datasetID	title
███ 0.8382315	now-95days	2025-10-07T12:00:00Z	noaa_coastwatch_acspo_v2_reanalysis	Satellite Sea Surface Temperature \| NOAA/NCEI \| ACSPO Super-collated \| SST and Thermal Fronts (reanalysis) \| Global 0.02° \| Daily \| 2000-present
███ 0.5054996	now-24days	2025-12-14T00:00:00Z	noaa_psl_62b6_f192_98f7	Satellite Sea Surface Tempearture \| NOAA/NCEI \| Optimum Interpolation SST (OISST) AVHRR-only Analysis (V2.1) \| SST \| Global 0.25° \| Weekly \| 1981-present
███ 0.48361394	now-114days	2025-11-01T00:00:00Z	noaa_psl_2d74_d418_a6fb	Satellite Sea Surface Tempearture \| NOAA/NCEI \| Optimum Interpolation SST (OISST) AVHRR-only Analysis (V2.1) \| SST \| Global 0.25° \| Monthly \| 1981-present
███ 0.36663616	now-44days	2025-12-10T00:00:00Z	occci_v6_daily_1km	Satellite Ocean Color \| ESA \| CCI (v6.0) \| Ocean Colour Products (OC-CCI) \| Global 0.0104°, Daily, 1997-present
███ 0.017178845	now-95days	2025-12-24T12:00:00Z	noaa_coastwatch_acspo_v2_nrt	Satellite Sea Surface Temperature \| NOAA/NCEI \| ACSPO Super-collated \| SST and Thermal Fronts (near real-time) \| Global 0.02° \| Daily \| 2023-present

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