I tried to apply the athmospheric correction algorithm using sen2cor 2.0.3 not via SNAP but via the command line. Despite some errors during the metadata check, the calculation executes successfully.
But when I open the L1C and the (newly created) L2A image in SNAP, the new image appears to be upside down, like this:
Addition: While playing around with the data, I found out that if I open the two products and DISABLE the “Synchronize viewing extent position” features (by the way, the tooltip text appears to be wrong, it’s two times the same), I have no problem. As soon as I activate the synchronization, the L2A product created using sen2cor “flips”.
Lat/Lon coordinates seem to be correct for both datasets, and also the “synchronize cursor” feature works. The “viewport position” feature (or whatever it is called) leads to this error.
The “Geometric_Info” in the Metadata is exactly the same in both images, why does SNAP think it needs to “flip” one of the images?
Hi, i tried it using several products, and it was the same in all of them (example). But the wrong coloring is already being investigated as far as I know, see this page in the SEN2COR Bug Tracker. My main “problem” here is the flipped image.
