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Just to follow up, apologies if I have misunderstood the .tiff format (i.e. that these files may be inherently 8-bit, ranging 0-255). If that's the case, after being loaded in, is there a way to convert the data to their original float values, e.g. with scaling info provided in the metadata? Thanks!...

Hello, I am using l3mapgen to output L3 spatiotemporal composites (created using l2bin/l3bin) as .tiff files. I am noticing that when I subsequently load these .tiff files (into SeaDAS or elsewhere), the data has been converted from float to 8-bit. Is there a way to tell l3mapgen to write the .tiff ...

Hello, I am working with some non-standard MERIS and OLCI "Level 2" imagery that I have wrapped into the l2gen format so that they can be input to SeaDAS. I am hoping to get advice on how (if possible) to include non-standard L2 flags I have generated for my products alongside the standard...

Thanks Don, The error I was receiving occurred when calling l3mapgen, and was: "-E- product MDN_chl not found in XML product table" Adding the info for my product to the product.xml file solved the problem! Given that l2bin and l3bin use the product.xml file, is there a reason that they di...

Hello, I am working with some non-standard MERIS and OLCI "Level 2" imagery that I have wrapped into the l2gen format so that they can be input to SeaDAS. I plan to: 1) spatially bin (l2bin), 2) temporally bin (l3bin), and 3) export (l3mapgen). At least with l3mapgen I have encountered the...

Thanks Sean! That was it - my newly constructed Python env did not have the "requests" module even installed. After installation I was able to run the "update_luts seawifs" command, and then my code worked. Thank you!

Thanks Sean, I ran the "update_luts seawifs" command but received the following error (additionally, there is now a OCSSW/var/common folder, but it is empty): Traceback (most recent call last): File "/pardees/f004/msbrown3/bin/seadas8/ocssw/bin/update_luts", line 63, in <module> ...

Hello, I am running some scripts I've written to batch-process data with SeaDAS. These scripts work on my laptop (where I downloaded OCSSW via the SeaDAS GUI), and I am now attempting to run them on a server. I installed OCSSW on the server with the installer and manifest scripts with the following ...

Hello, Apologies if this question appears twice - it's not clear if the initial submission went through. I have some questions re. the mechanics of calling SeaDAS functions from Python code. I am currently working with l2bin, so I'll tailor my questions to that: Q1: I have written a Python wrapper f...

Thanks Sean! The install worked, but unfortunately it was performed directly within my home directory and not within a SeaDAS folder, so there are many loose items floating around. - Can I uninstall and start over, and if so, how is that done? - Could any system files have been erased during this in...