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Hi Tim,This error message is a problem:Error: gov/nasa/gsfc/seadas/bathymetry/operator/BathymetryOp$Spi : Unsupported major.minor version 52.0SeaDAS 7.4 should not be looking for this operator.I'm not seeing this problem on Linux but I just found a Mac which triggers this message when running in...

In order for us or fellow users to help you we need to know exactly what you are doing.Please tell us whether you are using GUI or command line to run l2bin.  If you are using command line then post that exact command so we can replicate it.  If you are using the GUI then tell us exactly w...

The particular example you show involves a SeaWiFS MLAC file.  The MLAC (merged LAC files) are a special case in that they can contain several pieces of a SeaWiFS orbit stitched together into a single file.  This means that adjacent pixels in the file raster across the stitch seam could ha...

Besides the video tutorials on our NASA OceanColor YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSyHymBLIsJ9z5Nq_3-KwzQ) there is the SeaDAS internal help (also available on the web https://seadas.gsfc.nasa.gov/help).There are several presentations:https://seadas.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/SeaDAS_Intro...

Yes.  Create a text file which lists all level2 files which are to be binned by l2bin.  Then use this text file as the input file to l2bin.

Danny

I get a match when running gpt and GUI mode (I just tested the first 6 files from your list)It does look like this part of your command line isn't working as you are expecting:-Ssource=`cat files.txt`Try this command line instead so all the files get sent in directly on the command line:gpt.sh -...

Is your Color Manager window closed when you open SeaDAS?  In this case the Color Manager does not get initialized prior to you opening a file.  You could try selecting from the menu "View -> Reset to Default Layout" and then close SeaDAS.  When you reopen SeaDAS, the Color ...

What files are you using?  Where do you get the files?  Are they files which are supported by the OCSSW processing code?  Can you use the OCSSW processors: l2bin, etc.?Although the Level-3 Binning Tool does use an ISIN binning algorithm, it ultimately produces a SMI geographic lat/lon...

If you take a look at the individual level-2 scenes for May 2017 you will see a lot of clouds, straylight and glint, and consequently chlor_a cannot be determined. If the value cannot be determined for a pixel then that pixel gets no data and hence is marked as no-data.  There is nothing specia...

Currently, the closest SeaDAS itself can come to doing statistics on bin files would be to take the bin file and run it through the OCSSW processor l3mapgen with the projection set to "raw", which is a raw dump of the bin file into the map file raster.  The resultant file can then be ...