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Make sure you are using the latest ocssw installer. Download it according to the instructions on this page: https://seadas.gsfc.nasa.gov/downloads/ Your file should be "install_ocssw" and not "install_ocssw.py" so my guess is you have an older installer file. Also you don't run t...

Please show the full file name so we can know whether it is a file from a mission supported by SeaDAS. I'm guessing it is Landsat (8 or 9) OLI. You can determine whether a mission file is valid using the "obpg_file_type" command at the command line: For example: obpg_file_type LC08_L1TP_01...

Due to upgrading to use newer Java versions to support Mac OS 13 Ventura, there are issues with the Help system regarding accessing it by clicking on a "?" in a tool. Fortunately, however all the help pages can be accessed through the SeaDAS menu system. Menu > Help Contents". Regardi...

Yes you can import county/state boundaries and you can also export pixels for a particular region. To import county/state boundaries you will need to find an ESRI shapefile from an external source which contains the geographic boundaries. For instance this site contains a shapefile of all the counti...

This appears to be a bug in this particular tool specific for level3 files. A workaround seems to be that after you have created the masks in your level-3 file then you can save the file by right clicking on the file name and selecting "Save Product". This will convert your file into a BEA...

Could you clarify further specifically what you are trying to do and the steps which you are doing that fail? I don't see anything wrong with the screenshot image in your post. Here's some possibilities: * If you wish to export data in text format use Pixel Extraction Tool (Raster > Export > Export ...

SeaDAS does not have a Density Slice tool. You can adjust the Min/Max values within the Color Manipulation Tool, which would have the effect of creating a single "color slice". If you wish to have multiple views ("slices") of a single band using differing Min/Max color settings, ...

Regarding the last question ...

Using the equation and coefficients currently posted at:
https://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/atbd/kd/

here's a screenshot of what the MathBand tool would look like to create Kd_490 from the Rrs bands

Hi Amita, SeaDAS bands cannot be grouped into folders by selectively highlighting them. However they can be grouped by specifying a colon delimited string mentioned earlier in this thread. SeaDAS additionally supports the use of the wildcard character "*" for grouping bands. To create the ...

Can you post a screenshot of the File Manager GUI, it's bands in the folder, so we can know what you are trying to group? Also explain what your desired grouping is.