In the WOfS Pixel Drill chart.html, there are tooltips (when hovering mouse cursor) that label the date of particular wet/dry observations.
Comparing with DEA Water Observations (Landsat) in https://terria-cube.terria.io/, after clicking to filter observations by (approximately) the same geographical location, the observation dates and times are listed.
These dates do not match. For example, the pixel drill may record an observation on the 11th of March, whereas raster imagery is instead only reported to be available for 11am on the 12th of March.
The dates should match, because both are derived from the same source data. Instead there seems to be a consistent 1 day offset over mid-eastern Australia (as if the pixel drill were reporting the UTC date, despite that it is expected to be grouping observations by local solar time).
In the WOfS Pixel Drill chart.html, there are tooltips (when hovering mouse cursor) that label the date of particular wet/dry observations.
Comparing with DEA Water Observations (Landsat) in https://terria-cube.terria.io/, after clicking to filter observations by (approximately) the same geographical location, the observation dates and times are listed.
These dates do not match. For example, the pixel drill may record an observation on the 11th of March, whereas raster imagery is instead only reported to be available for 11am on the 12th of March.
The dates should match, because both are derived from the same source data. Instead there seems to be a consistent 1 day offset over mid-eastern Australia (as if the pixel drill were reporting the UTC date, despite that it is expected to be grouping observations by local solar time).