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To process SeaDAS OCSSW in Windows, see the client/server model:
https://seadas.gsfc.nasa.gov/client_server/

Since you have Windows, you need to do SeaDAS-OCSSW Client Server Configuration before you Install/Update OC processors thru SeaDAS GUI.
Here is how: https://seadas.gsfc.nasa.gov/client_server/

It's a bug in OCSSW V2021.2. You can use OCSSW V2021.1 or T2021.11. See viewtopic.php?f=7&t=2407&p=8583&hilit=l ... dd8b#p8583

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If you have SeaDAS 8 installed, it might be helpful to do SeaDAS-OCSSW -> SeaDAS/System Info in GUI and post the output here. Did you install OCSSW through GUI or command line? If you have older versions of OCSSW installed with SeaDAS 7, please make sure the new OCSSW does not mixed with the older v...

Did you use File -> Export -> CSV to export an L2 file in SeaDAS-8.1.0? Can you share the name of your L2 file?

If you open your L2 file in SeaDAS, Metadata -> Band_Attributes -> chlor_a will show you the units of chlor_a

You might want to add the following lines to your .bashrc file to configure your command line environment, if you are going to run l2gen or other OCSSW processors on command line:

Make sure it's nLw_748 (not nlw_748) in your l2gen-tmpParFile-nlw.par file.

Let's try this:

There is a space between l2gen and par. /home/user/ocssw/bin/l2gen par=l2gen-tmpParFile-nlw.par We are trying to run the command l2gen with the par file "l2gen-tmpParFile-nlw.par", not l2gen_par. Since l2gen was not recognized, I was suggesting you relpace "l2gen" with "/hom...