I assume you were working with Sentinel 2 data, so you should edit /opt/vito/icor/src/icor/sentinel2.py. This is needed because you are using a more recent Ubuntu and Python versions than were used by the ICOR developers and the organization of the Python modules has changed. You may encounter other changes once you get past this issue. Unless you need Anaconda Python 3 for other reasons (e.g., you arenât allowed to install distro packages) you may be better off using Ubuntu packages for the required Python modules. You should check that the other required modules can be loaded with /usr/bin/python3 -c 'import <module>'.
Hai
I am work with sentinel3 images , Also I tried to add (from . import glintcor
import gdal) into sentinel3.py file but cannot edit the sentinel3.py file.
Also I tried with this command
(base) hello@hello-Lenovo-Z50-70:~$ /usr/bin/python3 -c âimport numpyâ
The above picture in snap tool say gdal version not found , is it possible to import manually ? if okay how to import mannually what file i need to import and from where?
This is because the gdal module is now provided by osgeo, so you need:
from osgeo import gdal
It is a bit surprising that Sentinel 3 processing used sentinel2.py, but there may be some common functions. It is sentinel2.py that needs the âtry-exceptâ edit.
The ICOR instructions say you need sudo to install. I just used sudo mkdir /opt/vito and then sudo chown <myusername>:<mygroupname> and then ran the installer. If you ran the installer using sudo you need to use sudo to edit sentinel2.py (or just change ownership of the whole installation).
I think you will find things easier if you spend some time with a basic linux command-line tutorial such as Linux Command.
You have the right words, but Python uses indentation to mark blocks.
See: How to Edit Python Code and then just copy the block of text from sentinal3.py with correct indentation.
You should spend some time with one of the many excellent introductions to Python 3. âLearn Python 3 the Hard Wayâ by Zed Shaw is one of the best introductory texts for people with no previous programming experience. Python.org Beginnerâs Guide is also excellent.
Again i have some issue in output file
I used S3 L1 data OLCI 21 band
But Icor gives 19 band after processing , also the file not show lat, long ,
Due to this i couldnot do reprojectionâŚHow to solve ?May I know what happened ?
Yes thanks for your reference , I have seen that file manual, On that I could able see projection option or apply projection but my Icor processing screen its not available ? anything i want add from snap?
I donât use ICOR, only considered it for a project looking at water âclarityâ near land. I think ICOR without projection preserves the original geolocation, so you should be able to add lon, lat using band maths. With projection, the details should be in the geotiff metadata, so you should not need lon,lat bands to map the data. It looks like the âProcessing Parametersâ window no longer has the projection option. What does gdalinfo give for your output GeoTIFF file?
Even better. ( was confused by seeing TIFF metadata). BEAM DIMAP is the most robust format for working with SNAP. Does SNAP give lon,lat values in the image view of the bands? Is there any geolocation metadata? If you load the input S3A file do you get the same size arrays? If so, you can try using band maths to add âmissingâ bands from the input file to the ICOR results. This will fail if SNAP canât determine that the missing bands have the same size and mapping as the ICOR results.
Sometimes band maths fail due to minor metadata inconsistencies. With BEAP DIMAP, there is global metadata in the .dim file using ASCII text, and band details in the .hdr files for each band image. You can export âmissingâ bands as BEAM DIMAP and compare the details in the .hdr files to understand differences in the metadata.
I could not find lat long in RGB image view, band1, also no geolocation
try using band maths to add âmissingâ bands from the input file to the ICOR results. This step i am confused ⌠currently I am in ICOR AC Output file⌠In bandmath what expression I need to enter to get lat long.
You canât add bands to a product that isnât geolocated. What you will be able to do depends on what geolocation is present in the ICOR (BEAM DIMAP?) product.
âOut of memoryâ sometimes translates to âspend moneyâ, but you need to check that some other program isnât using a lot of memory. Linux provides many tools to monitor memory usage. I like bpytop because is a text app that I can use locally and on remote systems). Also check the value you are using for the Java h eap (Xmx) (see Java Stack and Heap for an explanation of Java memory management).
