Hi,
I installed seadas 9.0 (Ubuntu 22.04), Tag T2024.16, python 3.11
I'm trying to process OCI L1B data and the log file starts
execution exception: java.io.IOException: l2gen failed with exit code 139.
...
and ends with
/home/tele/SeaDAS/ocssw/bin/ocssw_runner: line 23: 6912 Segmentation fault (core dumped) $*
This is my par file
aer_opt=-1
aer_wave_long=1618
aer_wave_short=1250
brdf_opt=0
cloud_thresh=0.018
cloud_wave=2130.0
east=-54.718016908115956
ifile=/home/tele/PACE/L1B/PACE_OCI.20240428T163152.L1B.nc
l2prod="angstrom "Rrs_nnn aot_865""
maskhilt=0
north=-34.1034345116905
ofile=/home/tele/PACE/PACE_OCI.20240417T164019.L2.OC.nc
south=-36.54109787495697
west=-58.71242261601081
Thanks
Ana
PACE l2gen
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Re: PACE l2gen
Right now the only aerosol option that works with OCI is
aer_opt=-18
I will look into why l2gen is seg faulting. Not nice.
don
aer_opt=-18
I will look into why l2gen is seg faulting. Not nice.
don
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Re: PACE l2gen
If I set aer_opt=-18
l2gen fails with:
/home/dshea/ocssw/src/l2gen/atmocor2.c line 217: the first mbac wavelength 751 shouldn't be shorter than aer_wave_short 1250
If I replace:
aer_waer_wave_short=1250
aer_wave_long=1618
with:
aer_wave_short=751
aer_wave_long=870
l2gen completes without error.
I also noted that your output file name does not match your input file name.
While not the cause of an error, it could cause some confusion
Tommy
l2gen fails with:
/home/dshea/ocssw/src/l2gen/atmocor2.c line 217: the first mbac wavelength 751 shouldn't be shorter than aer_wave_short 1250
If I replace:
aer_waer_wave_short=1250
aer_wave_long=1618
with:
aer_wave_short=751
aer_wave_long=870
l2gen completes without error.
I also noted that your output file name does not match your input file name.
While not the cause of an error, it could cause some confusion
Tommy