# an example parameter file that searches for and downloads MODIS
# collection 61 1km L1B files over Indonesia for Aug 1, 2008.
#
# Place the order with the following command:
#    order_MWS.pl -f test_download
# or you can accomplish the same thing by typing it all on the command
# line as follows:
#    order_MWS.pl -c 61 -t "Aug 1, 2008 00:00:00" -u "2008-214 23:59:59" -n 5.0 -w 100.0 -s -10.0 -e 125.0 -to_do download -a YOUR_EMAIL@mailserver.com MOD021KM MYD021KM
#
# NOTES:
# 1] you can type the parameters in any order, except that product names
#    should always be last
# 2] parameter values containing spaces or commas (like date time)
#    should be quoted so that the parameter gets passed to the script
#    as one string value
# 3] you can use either the long or short form of the parameter name. I prefer
#    long name in parameter file (it is more readable), and short name on
#    command line (less typing to mess up)
# 4] anything following a "#" character on a line in a parameter file is
#    ignored (treated as a comment) until the beginning of the next line
# 5] in a parameter file, you can put parameters on separate lines, indent
#    with extra whitespace, or format almost any way you want.
# 6] parameter files must be simple text files (no MS WORD documents or PDF!)
# 7] the application understand most simple date time strings, eg.
#    YYYY-DDD hh:mm:ss
#    MMM DD, YYYY hh:mm:ss
#    MM/DD/YYYY hh:mm:ss
#    YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss
#    Times are always UTC (Universal Coordinated Time)
#
# 8] CHANGE THE EMAIL ADDRESS TO YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS to get
#    your order results

--collection 61

# time period in which to search for files
-start_time "Aug 1, 2008 00:00:00"
-end_time "2008-214 23:59:59"

# area of interest (degrees)
--north_bound    5.0
--west_bound   100
--south_bound  -10
--east_bound   125.0

# download files
--to_do download

# CHANGE THE FOLLOWING TO YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS
--user_email YOUR_EMAIL@mailserver.com

# the poroducts we want
MOD021KM
MYD021KM