Forum

Did you install the GOCI data files?
Does directory

/Applications/seadas-7.5.3/ocssw/share/goci

exist?

don

also, you probably have a new directory that you do not want

$HOME/ocssw

don

If the install_ocssw command did not install a msi directory in /Users/tim/seadas-7.5.1/ocssw/share then you probably did not initialize your environment for OCSSW.  Try this and get back to us.cd  /Users/tim/seadas-7.5.1/ocsswexport OCSSWROOT=/Users/tim/seadas-7.5.1/ocsswsource OCSSW_bash...

That is kind of a vestigial script that was never added to the install4j installer process.  We will see if we can update it or simplify it in newer SeaDAS releases.

don

You need to do step 7 on this page to get the precompiled VIIRS libs which we can not distribute the source code for.

https://seadas.gsfc.nasa.gov/build_ocssw/

don

We are working on a web page with links to all of the previous versions of SeaDAS including the old IDL ones.  This page will not be up anytime soon and since we were required by NASA to take all FTP servers offline, that is not an option either.

Sorry,
don

the variables are in the group "geophysical_data", so try this:

from netCDF4 import Dataset
data = Dataset('filename.nc')
print(data.groups['geophysical_data'].variables.keys())

don

The biggest problem here  is that your Linux virtual machine can not talk to the network.  Perhaps the networking is not set up properly on the virtual machine.

don

We updated the geolocation script, but forgot to update the PCF data file the script needs.  If you update you processors using the seadas GUI, MODIS geolocation will work again. Sorry and thanks for catching and reporting this.

don

We just updated the olci data and the installer script.  Grab the new installer script at:

https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/ocssw/install_ocssw.py

or use the GUI to update the processors.

You can now install --olcis3a and --olcis3b.  I would suggest deleting OCSSWROOT/share/olci first.

don