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I think the error 'unable to install' indicates that it cannot write to that directory, but there might be another cause as well. The directorly permissions look good to me though. For what it is worth I use the following syntax to request an interactive bash shell on our cluster (4 cpus, 6 hours, x...

Thanks for the tip. Very helpful. I knew they were similar, but couldn't find out how to make the exactly the same. So many different projections...

FWIW, I also tried it with Snap 9.0.0, and got the same error, so it is not a SeaDAS specific thing.

Just a follow up, if I export the Mosaicking parameters to an xml file, the <crs> part is indeed missing for Plate Carree. See below 2 examples. First selecting Plate Carree, second selecting Geographic Lat/Lon (WGS 84). Example plate carree: <parameters> <variables> <variable> <name>sla</name> <exp...

I run SeaDAS sometimes on a CentOS7 server, through ssh. I get the same CLI errors, so wouldn't worry too much about those. I don't get the pop-ups. It looks like it can't write to the auxdata directory. That is by default located at ~/.seadas9/auxdata. Mine looks like this: [server:~/.seadas9/auxda...

I have tried different ones. Like this one for example: https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/getfile/AQUA_MODIS.20241031.L3m.DAY.CHL.chlor_a.4km.NRT.nc

I am trying to reproject a netCDF file with Plate Carree projection, with the Mosaicking tool (so I can use the output to create a Google Earth kmz file down the road). However, when I click 'Run' I get the error "No 'Coordinate Reference System' selected". I have WGS 1984 selected as the ...

With the linux version I always have to fix the path to java in the gpt file before it works (removing "Contents/Home/" near the end of the file). diff gpt gpt_orig 448c448 < exec "$app_home/jdk-11.0.19+7-jre/bin/java" -Dexe4j.moduleName="$prg_dir/$progname" -Djava.libr...

Just installed SeaDAS 9.1.0. No WriteImage unfortunately... Guess I am the only one using it? I wonder how other people are making pretty images with custom LUTs and defining min/max values from the command line?

Just installed SeaDAS 9.0.1. No WriteImage unfortunately... Thanks!

Just saw this yesterday. Thanks for posting this. It compiled!!! (except for the tensorflow, like you). I did have to use a different version of gcc/g++/gfortran. The default on my CentOS 7 was 4.8.5, and I ended up using version 7.3.1 by installing devtoolset-7. (see for instructions: https://linux...