Dear Iqbal,
I can confirm that there is an issue with the interface between OSCAR and WDQMS which computes the number of observations expected. I am working on a fix.
For your and the community's information. There is a tool with which you can check the number of observations WDQMS thinks a station should make. It is available here:
https://tools.oscar.wmo.int/oscar_schedules
For example, when we check the station 0-20000-0-96805 (Cilacap) and select an upper-air variable (e.g atmospheric pressure profile), we see that WDQMS expects:
| Variable | 0h: [21-3[ | 6h: [3-9[ | 12h: [9-15[ | 18h: [15-21[ | Schedules and reporting intervals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12000 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | Jan-Dec/Mon-Sun/0:0-11:59 [12:00:00] <0:0> , |
This is not correct, there should be none in 12h period. This explains the black dot.
We are working on a fix, the problem will then disappear. I will send a notification in this conversation.
best regards,
Timo