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 Out-Of-Date Datasets

The outOfDate index is a simplistic measure of how out-of-date a dataset is: 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=1: out-of-date, 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=2: very out-of-date. For out-of-date datasets, there is presumably a problem with the data source, so ERDDAP is unable to access data from more recent time points.

2 matching datasets. This web page was generated at 2025-02-23T13:27:29Z .

outOfDate	testOutOfDate	maxTime	datasetID	title
███ 13.144216	now-1day	2025-02-10T10:00:00Z	airqino	AIRQino artic stations
███ 4.677663	now-51days	2024-06-30T00:00:00Z	zhigyy	Climate Change Tower Soil Temperature Data (D2)

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https://data.iadc.cnr.it/erddap/outOfDateDatasets.html?&outOfDate>=0.5 . Usually, the parameter values in the URL (the parts after '=' signs) must be properly percent encoded (external link)

: all characters other than A-Za-z0-9_-!.~'()* must be encoded as %HH, where HH is the 2 digit hexadecimal value of the character, for example, a space becomes %20. Characters above #127 must be converted to UTF-8 bytes, then each UTF-8 byte must be percent encoded (ask a programmer for help). There are websites that percent encode and decode for you (external link)

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