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Regarding the format change see this post.

https://sentinels.copernicus.eu/web/sentinel/-/copernicus-sentinel-2-major-products-upgrade-upcoming

Based on your output messages it seems like you are using SeaDAS 7.5.3 and implementing python2.7 The current SeaDAS is 9.0.0 and uses python3. So upgrading would be highly advisable. It looks like your python requests call is failing. It is possible you don't have an internet connection when runnin...

The nonuniform areas are being determined as clouds similar to what happens along the coastline. The sst daytime scenes have the advantage of being able to mask out clouds based on light intensities in the near infrared. However the nighttime sst scenes have advantages where the skin surface tempera...

please send or look at your seadas_info:

From command line:
seadas_info

...or in GUI:
Menu > SeaDAS Toolbox > System and Software Info

Make sure the returned info acknowledges that oci is installed and that you are using tag T2024.16

Please send us exactly what is in your l2prod parameter ... or a screenshot of the GUI so we can know your processing parameters.

This is fixed. Upgrade to the latest SeaDAS version 8.4.1. Your SeaDAS version is far too old and does not support being run on MacOS Ventura.

I think you are referring to the Filter Band tool. This tool enables you to apply a bandpass filter such Arithmetic Mean 3x3 to a band. This particular filter essentially smoothes the band's values. One application is that this filter is used in the LandCoastMask Tool on a land water fraction band t...

To get down to 300m resolution for MERIS you could download the level-2 files here: https://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/cgi/browse.pl?sub=level3&per=CSTM&day=12692+3014&prm=CHL&set=10&mon=12723&sen=mefr&rad=0&frc=0&n=28.684&s=28.555&w=-81.723&e=-81.544&am...

... actually a fourth way would be to use the Reproject Tool on each level-2 file. Then use Mosaic Tool to combine all the reprojected files.

You can use l2bin followed by l3mapgen: 1. Use l2bin to combine multiple level-2 files into a single binned file. 2. Then use l3mapgen to create a mapped file. 3. Then if l3mapgen doesn't have the projection you want then you can use the Reproject Tool on the output file of l3mapgen. Another way wou...