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The l2gen program has the ability to apply filters to the data during processing.  These are controlled by the filter options:  filter_opt (boolean) (default=false) = filtering input data option  filter_file (ifile) (default=$OCDATAROOT/sensor/sensor_filter.dat) = data file for input ...

You need to load a file (enter an input file) for the GUI to know what wavelengths you've got to work with...

You're welcome...BTW, the GUI *does* indicate the product is wavelength specific:

The product is wavelength-specific, you need to specify the wavelength of interest:a_nnn_qaabb_nnn_qaawhere nnn is replaced by the integer wavelength (e.g. a_412_qaa).If you leave nnn it will try to generate products for bands for which it cannot.But you can replace nnn with vvv to get all the visib...

Because they are scaled integers.

sst = scale_factor * scaled integer + add_offset

The chlorophyll product is stored as a floating point value in the L3 SMI files, the sst product is stored as a scaled integer.If Matlab is not applying the scale and offset to the scaled integers (although, George is correct in saying it should), youwill have to do so yourself to get the geophysica...

The problem is that the GUI needs updating as well.  That update is coming soon.
You will have to manually update the OCSSW processors until the next GUI release.

Sean

Yes, seems there was a misconfiguration that garbled the URLs.  This has been fixed.

Regards,
Sean

Glad it's working :grin:Unless you set the environment in your .bashrc it will only live as long as the terminal window does, so that probably explains why you needed to reset it.We are finalizing an update to the GUI to resolve the https connection issues within the JAVA code (and add some new ...

> Error! could not establish a network connection. Check your network connectionThis message is where we should be focusing.  Lets start simple.  From a command-line try the following:$ cd $OCSSWROOT/run/scripts$ git statusThat *should* show:On branch v7.3Your branch is up-to-date with ...