Any satellite vs. in situ plots made between 2-25-2013 and 2-29-2013, depending on the time of the day, may have the data switched, IE: the linear regression plot should have been mirrored along x=y and the histogram colors and switched. I apologize for the error and inconvenience, but the plots are now fixed and proper.
More information about AERONET data is now available and the search and results pages using it have now been given links to associated pages. MOBY information to follow.
In situ values are now included in satellite-satellite validation searches and their accompanying CSV files. Some neat, new graphs are generated comparing the satellites to the insitu data.
We've reorganized the site a little bit to hopefully make it more intuitive. There's also a handy how-to-use-SeaBASS article located under Data Users above.
Most notably, you can now search for multiple custom parameters in the bio-optical search. The mailing list subscription is shiny and working, so head on over to here and sign yourself up for weekly data updates.
Most (or at least some) data downloaded from the bio-optical search is now bundled with its accompanying documentation.
All Google Maps have been resized to fit only one Earth.
The bio-optical search has been modified to only include files with exact product matches instead of a substring match.
CSV files from searches now come with a small, SeaBASS-like header so our users can (hopefully) reuse SeaBASS file reading scripts/software.
It's official, ladies and gentlemen. As you can see, the beta has finished its trial and is now the official SeaBASS site. Feedback and bug reports are very welcome.
I've changed the search page a bit, added a Most Recent Update field to validation search results, and added a page to fast track users to the validation search results.