Hello everyone,
I am a newbie in remote sensing and Snap use and these are my first steps on this forum, so please apologize if my question seems stupid…
I would like export the chlorophyll concentration band of a C2RCC result to a single-band raster, in order to use it in a GIS sotware (ArcGis). But how can I do to keep the right values of pixels ? I can’t open de Beam-Dimap product in ENVI and when I try to export just the Conc_Chl band from C2RCC result to GeoTiff, I can’t retrieve the right values of Chla…
Thank you very much for helping such a dummy like me !
@falahfakhri I think this topic is not related to the question. The problem here is that the output of C2RCC is not written into a permanent raster in the first place.
The v means this product is virutal only
To open it in QGIS, right-click the band and select “Convert band”, then Menu > File > Save product. The raster is then physically written on your hard drive. You find it in the .data folder of your working directory as “conc_chl.img”.
Thanks @ABraun I have mentioned the wrong post, but I edited it, I’m using my phone because I’m out, but yes, as you said many rasters products in SNAP, need to be saved to be written physically on the hard, I meant the *.image could be opened in any other software . Thanks @ABraun to bring my consideration to the issue.
Can we do it for all scenes using batch proessing? it is difficult to open all the scenes in SNAP and then export the conc_ch.img band to C2RCC.data folder.
Thank you so much, it works with me, but when I opened it in arc I got this message. so I projected it and exported it again. But I think reprojection made little shift. Is there correct?.