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You need to provide more details.   What data are you using?   Are you able to create a bathymetry mask for your desired range of depths?  How do you plan to use the mask (e.g., do you want statistics for the chlor_a in the given range of depths)?A common "use case"...

The attached screen print-to-PDF is for Giovanni monthly level-3 mapped chlor_a for SeaWiFS and MODIS Aqua.  I entered map coordinates for a box in the NW Atlantic.
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Giovanni can often provide very quick results, but often has constraints that limit you to suboptimal choices.   A typical use case is to generate a time series for your region of interest to see if there are enough data (think cloud-free areas inthe individual passes) to support the calcu...

You will need to compile with a bug fix (OLCI mapping offset) or just wait for the next update.Here too, olci is missing from "Update OC Processors" in the GUI.  It is, however, present (and "works for me") in the command-line:$ install_ocssw.py -hUsage: install_ocssw.py [op...

As others mentioned, the lack of the OCSSW Processing System on Windows should not be a problem if you are using level-3 mapped files.  The SeaDAS GUI does include the BEAM Graph Processing Facility, which can be used in the GUI but also in command-line (terminal) mode via the Graph Processing ...

By "data name" do you mean file names like A2006167181000.L0?There are GUI programs called download managers that accept a list of URL's, or you can use command-line programs such as wget or curl.  If you just have the file names you can edit the list to add https://oceandata.sci....

I think you have seen the "SyntaxError: Missing parentheses in call to 'print'" problem before.   It means a script intended for use with python2 has been run with python3.   The pyverchk.py script was originally written to deal with different python2 versions.&...

The message:  File "/home/cnormandin/seadas-7.4/ocssw/run/scripts/install_ocssw.py", line 51    print 'Loading checksum file.'                                 ^SyntaxError: Missing p...

Totally understandable if you don't have time to investigate the processing failures with the GUI, but it could be helpful to others if we can determine why the GUI is failing. Do you start the GUI from a terminal or using a menu or icon?  Starting the GUI (run "~/seadas-7.4/bin/seadas...

Maybe the GUI has some logic deal with small differences in the "processing timestamp".   Does the GUI work when the processing timestamp is the same or has been removed from the filenames?The GUI is handy when you are working out options for some one-off processing, but for rout...