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The Correlative Plot tool has a ROI mask checkbox. So you use this to specify your ROI mask(s). Note that this is ROI (region of interest) and not a flag masking selection. The best approach would be to create a new quality mask via the Mask Manager, which is to be treated as a ROI mask. You can the...

Mike, I'm able to install on my Big Sur (11.6) - which is using java (build 1.8.0_241-b07). But you should not need to install JDK because SeaDAS comes packaged with a JDK which it uses. What happened during installation? Did you get an Installer GUI? What steps did you click within the installer GU...

Both SeaDAS 8 and SNAP do not support OPeNDAP. There are no current plans (at least in the near future) of adding OPeNDAP support to SeaDAS 8 or SNAP. SeaDAS 7 does support OPeNDAP.

Hi Amita,

You will need to have SeaDAS OCSSW installed in a directory in which you have read/write permissions as some SeaDAS OCSSW programs read/write to these directories.

There are a lot of gpt help pages other than the one you listed, either on the SeaDAS web page or in the SeaDAS application itself: See https://seadas.gsfc.nasa.gov/help/ For instance the GPT Cookbook: https://seadas.gsfc.nasa.gov/help-8.1.0/GptCookbook/gptCookbook.html Also since gpt is a tool in S...

SeaDAS (as of 8.1.0) does not yet support gpt command line operations, but gpt is planned for the next SeaDAS release. However, you can do command line operations currently with the SeaDAS science processing (OCSSW) tools such as l2gen, l2bin, l2mapgen, etc. If you wish to explore the gpt tools now ...

This may help. In SeaDAS, there is a pixel extraction tool. Menu > Raster > Extract > Extract Pixel Values. This tool extracts pixels from a raster grid around a placed pin in the GUI view window (or a set of pins). You can adjust the extraction grid size as well as set flags. This tool will extract...

The L2 Hawkeye file might be large. You could try increasing your virtual memory available to SeaDAS 7 GPT.

Find the file:
[SEADAS_APP_HOME]/bin/gpt.sh (or gpt.command or gpt.exe)

Try changing the line:
-Xmx1024M \

to:
-Xmx2048M \

or perhaps:
-Xmx4096M \

Your image does not contain enough pixels and this is why the color bar is blurry. You need to export the scene and the color bar as separate files. You can then assemble them together in PowerPoint or some other software if you wish to display them without resolution issues.

You are probably talking about the color bar layer. The color bar is a raster image layer placed on top of a raster image of the scene. If the number of pixels in your cropped image is small, then the color bar will be blurry because of the low resolution. You can export the color bar as a file, in ...