Please take note of planned changes to the Copernicus Sentinels data access. This will affect how everyone accesses Copernicus Sentinel data, both inside and outside SNAP.
If you have any related questions ESA experts intend to answer them in this thread.
The change from the current distribution to the new one (Copernicus Data Space) is certainly a major step if one considers the 2023 roadmap. This will be a long journey and ESA would like to embark the community on that trip.
However, this will also represent a disruption on the way to query/access/download data. Most of the scripts you have written (including mines) or the packages like sentinelsat will have to be adjusted.
Please have a try with the new APIs and let us know about your experience, issues, recommendation, etc.
Kind Regards,
Nuno Miranda
Sentinel-1 Mission Manager
I can not export sentinal 1 images to my google derive. My code used to work before!! It is an error called Internall Error(Error 13).
I use google earth code engine.
Dataset:āāCOPERNICUS/S1_GRDāā
Really nice features! Congrats.
The platform seems intuitive. Iāve explored the timelapse and compare panel (which is very intersting) and I would suggest (given only my 15 min experience there) to add a tick box in the compare panel to each product that has been added. For instance if you have only two products, thats not important, but if we want to compare for example 4 products (like natural colors, moisture, SWIR and NDSI) it would benefit to rapidly activate or deactivate (normally we want only two at the time) the stack of products we donāt want to compare at any moment.
I would all so suggest to add for each layer of the products panel visualization (and more even to the compare panel) to add a color bar scale with values range (also if possible, some kind mouse pointer activation over any pixel of the intrinsic value for the stack products being compared).
This forum is about the SNAP software by ESA, not Sentinel data in general or its access by external services.
Could you recommend where the best place to discuss accessing Copernicus Sentinel data would be more appropriate?
At present converting my process from sentinelsat is at a complete standstill so seeing how the community is changing their workflow would be very helpful.