Hi, Everyone!
Can anybody help me understanding what’s wrong with data processing?
Sample scene is S2A_MSIL1C_20160920T044652_N0204_R076_T49WEU_20160920T044755.SAFE
Region is Polar;
Date is in between summer and winter;
Terrain is almost flat.
Source data views are (Bands 1 & 2):
Effect of No-Calibration probably doesn’t depend on territory, date of sensing, orbit, etc.
S2A_MSIL1C_20160920T044652_N0204_R076_T49WEV_20160920T044755.SAFE - Yes, Processed
S2A_MSIL1C_20160920T044652_N0204_R076_T49WEU_20160920T044755.SAFE - Not Processed
Another series of granules with the same effect:
S2A_MSIL1C_20160920T044652_N0204_R076_T49WFV_20160920T044654.SAFE - Yes
S2A_MSIL1C_20160920T044652_N0204_R076_T49WFV_20160920T044755.SAFE - Yes
S2A_MSIL1C_20160920T044652_N0204_R076_T49WFU_20160920T044755.SAFE - No
Example of source bands of the series mentioned above:
Hi, Everyone!
I think I found the reason for data degradation of scenes from Northern territories.
The latitude of scenes is higher 70 degrees North.
Dates of scenes I use, are of deep autmn (September)
Time of sensing is morning
In fact, that time is almost nightfall …
As the result, Source L1C data in both B01 and B02 bands have low intensities, and quite narrow dynamic range. Sure, low intensities are in all bands, but only B01 and B02 degraded after Sen2Cor processing.
To resolve the problem I multiplied both B01 and B02 source bands by 2. Just to increase intensities and broaden the dynamic range.
The result of Sen2Cor B01 processing after multiplyin source data:
As you can see, data is not degraded.
I think it is the not right way to escape of data degradation.
But I think that the reason is low L1C source data intensities.
And probably either some round operations or some integer operations occur within Sen2Cor processing flow.
I hope it can be corrected, if so …