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Yes, that's what I figured now... The instruction are a bit confusing.  The get_lib3_src.sh script doesn't work for example:./get_lib3_src.sh cat: .svn_lib3_branch: No such file or directorycat: .svn_lib3_revision: No such file or directorysvn: E000111: Unable to connect to a repository...

Ah, ok, I will try that.  That repository was listed in the README after I downloaded the source.  ./install_ocssw.py --install-dir=$HOME/ocssw --git-branch=v7.5 --srcSnippet from README file in $HOME/ocssw/build :Here are the steps needed to build using bash, cmake and make:1) Get a copy ...

Thanks, I was able to install it on my Mac.  And it works with the option trimNSEW = no !  Nice.But the new l3mapgen (v7.5) did not work on my server (CentOS 7).  See error message below.  I also tried to compile it after downloading the source, but got stuck on the git clone htt...

That is great!  I had never heard of that option.  How do you use it?  I tried putting it in my parameter file and from the command line, but it doesn't know that option...  Or do I have to recompile l3mapgen?  I tried both trimNSEW=0 and trimNSEW=false-E- clo_readString...

When using mosaic to reproject an image the whole output area will be covered.  With l3mapgen only the area bounded by the lat/lon constraints will we filled.  So when using stereographic projections there will parts of the image that will be blank.  The old Seadas 6 version of l3mapg...

With l3mapgen there are three options for interpolation: nearest, bin and area.  Using gpt Mosaic the resampling options are nearest, bilinear and bicubic.

Is the equivalent of area in l3mapgen bilinear in Mosaic?

Thanks!

Thanks for the replies.  The ESA product looks interesting indeed.  Thanks for the tip.

Aqua and Viirs Chl seem to agree pretty well.  So I was thinking of merging the two datasets in order to get better spatial coverage.  What would be the best way to do that be?In the L3b files the mean Chl is calculated for each bin as: sum/weights.So I was thinking of calculating a mean m...

That is great news!  I am now using ImageMagick's convert to add coastline from the command line which is kind of a pain. Thanks!

Yes, indeed, I am pretty sure you will need to update your python install.  Even with the new SeaDAS that just came out. (7.4).This is how I did 'fixed' SeaDAS (see some earlier posts), but if you upgrade to SeaDAS 7.4 you only have to do the Anaconda step, since you can do the other st...