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Here are a few options -- 1. You can use get_output_name to get the file name of the command (TARGET_PROGRAM). get_output_name INPUT_FILE TARGET_PROGRAM 2. You can also provide the geofile name and/or output file name modis_GEO L1AFILE -o GEOFILE modis_L1B L1AFILE GEOFILE -o "Output L1B 1KM fil...

You might also want to add a line to /Users/nivas/.seadas8/etc/seadas.properties

seadas.client.id=nivas

See "Section 4: SeaDAS Client Configuration" for docker on this page -- https://seadas.gsfc.nasa.gov/client_server/

Sorry that I forgot to mention that SeaDAS 8.3.10 does have a bug -- when trying to install/update SeaDAS processors through GUI using Docker, the install/update SeaDAS Processors GUI won't show You might want to try installing SeaDAS processors on the docker Terminal /root/ocssw/bin/install_ocssw -...

You can install SeaDAS on M1. But there is extra requirements to run SeaDAS processors (OCSSW) on M1 -- https://seadas.gsfc.nasa.gov/downloads/

You can also try to run SeaDAS processors on with docker

See if this post helps -- viewtopic.php?t=4636

It will be helpful if you can describe the difficulty or share the error message.

Here is the fix for the issue of "Percent valid data (0.00) is less than threshold". Please download https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/ocssw/de200.eos and replace $OCSSWROOT/share/modis/static/de200.eos with it. You should be able to run modis_GEO.py then. See this post -- https://forum....

See if this post helps --viewtopic.php?t=2693

For M2, you have an option to run OCSSW locally instead of through docker
You can find additioanl requirements for Mac with Apple silicon or ARM64: here -- https://seadas.gsfc.nasa.gov/downloads/
or
viewtopic.php?t=4553#p16309

Just click OK in the warning dialog (the 1st screenshot) and proceed The 2nd screenshot seems correct. After you configured client-server (docker), you have basic OCSSW installed. You still need to install individual processors, such as modis aqua and/or modis terra. You can install individual senso...

Both options are fine as far as SeaDAS and SeaDAS processors are concerned.