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Yes, that matched! Thanks for your quick reply.

How do I use the file_search provides checksum? Example: Search for a daily MODIS/Aqua file: wget -q --post-data="results_as_file=1&sensor_id=7&dtid=1042&sdate=2023-01-01 00:00:00&edate=2023-01-01 23:59:59&subType=1&addurl=1&search=*L3b.DAY.CHL*" -O - https://oc...

Thanks for the clarification. The NRT images will be used for an upcoming cruise so we can see everyday what the Chl distribution is. Nothing to sciency.

Ah, I see. I had as data type selected "Level 3 binned", not "Level 3 binned Quicklook". I didn't realize Quicklook files were NRT. Thought they were more like a lower resolution type or something... Thanks!

I noticed the new file naming convention of inserting 'NRT' for near-real-time files. Downloading them occasionally results in corrupted files. For 'normal' files checksums are available. Are there checksums for NRT files as well? If yes, where can I find them? Normally I can get the checksums throu...

I saw a possible solution on the SNAP forum: https://forum.step.esa.int/t/toolbar-issue-on-macos-ventura/37760/36 Look for the post by josbel96. You might have to do this twice... Hopefully this works! I have not tried this yet since I don't have Ventura. But I am getting a new Mac with Ventura next...

Neat! Thanks for the example.

That is a cool trick. Very useful to know that you don't have to colocate them first in order to use BandMaths. Is it also possible to do something like this from the command line with gpt? So using data from multiple files that are projected the same in BandMaths?

Using the SeaDAS GUI version 8.3.0:
Select from the top menu: SeaDAS-Toolbox
Select Install/Update SeaDAS Processors

Ah, I get it now. I got an error earlier, confused the O for an 0. Yes, indeed, this is the way to do it.