03 : Time of calculation of the forecast is 03:00 AM
002 : Leadtime is 2 hours, i.e. looking 2 hours into the future
T_2M : Temperature 2 meters above the ground is forecast
There are 11 datasets under this URI. I'm assuming this is the ensemble of 11 forecasts.
However, all 11 datasets are labeled with:
Acquired = 10/1/2022, 12:00:00 PM UTC
That is, the acquired time is midnight and not 3 AM as assumed given the URI.
Moreover, the acquired time seems to be the same for all of:
COSMO-1E - GRIB2 - 00 - 002 - T_2M
COSMO-1E - GRIB2 - 03 - 002 - T_2M
COSMO-1E - GRIB2 - 06 - 002 - T_2M
COSMO-1E - GRIB2 - 09 - 002 - T_2M
COSMO-1E - GRIB2 - 12 - 002 - T_2M
COSMO-1E - GRIB2 - 15 - 002 - T_2M
COSMO-1E - GRIB2 - 18 - 002 - T_2M
COSMO-1E - GRIB2 - 21 - 002 - T_2M
Moreover, the data also seems to be exactly the same between those datasets (I checked this only for 00 and 12).
Is my understanding of the URI wrong or is there really something wrong with the linking of the data?
This may be due to my misunderstanding but some of the COSMO-1E data seems to be linked at an incorrect URI:
In the Stac-browser, accessing the https://radiantearth.github.io/stac-browser/#/external/poc.meteoschweiz-poc.swisstopo.cloud/root/collections/cosmo-1e_grib2
I'm selecting the URI
COSMO-1E - GRIB2 - 03 - 002 - T_2M
I'm assuming the components of the URI mean:
There are 11 datasets under this URI. I'm assuming this is the ensemble of 11 forecasts. However, all 11 datasets are labeled with: Acquired = 10/1/2022, 12:00:00 PM UTC
That is, the acquired time is midnight and not 3 AM as assumed given the URI.
Moreover, the acquired time seems to be the same for all of:
Moreover, the data also seems to be exactly the same between those datasets (I checked this only for 00 and 12).
Is my understanding of the URI wrong or is there really something wrong with the linking of the data?