Together with @dlr-en.bsky.social we are trying to schedule EnMAP data captures to get hyperspectral imagery of these active fires.

BTW I guess you meant west of TC

Looks like the fires have created some massive pyrocumulonimbus clouds.

FYI we are operating one of the Blitzortung lightning detection stations here in Darwin helping to ensure good coverage of Northern Australia.

Being connected to the internet allowed a firmware upgrade which improved the UI. So this allows them to ship an unfinished (at least on the software side) product.

The information is available in the app. But I don't want to have to grab my phone and open an app when I stand in front of the machine. After all I have to load and unload it manually, anyway. The app doesn't do that for me.

I completely agree. Adding to what you have said: We have a model with a display. So we can start all(?) programs incl rinse locally on the machine. But despite having a display with fancy symbols for wash cycle, dry cycle, WiFi connection etc. the machine does not display the remaining run time.

The Commodore 64, released in 1982, is one of the ones we keep hearing got many people their start in their own computing history.

Here is an example of #DESIS "truecolor" and corresponding #SIF image. Now on to showing why it is working (many people thought it wouldn't work with DESIS) and what the #uncertainties are. The secret is in understanding how the sensor works.