So far my internet search hasn’t yielded any results and I seem to be unable to login to the website mentioned on the error messages. I have an account on Scihub, but the login doesn’t work on that link.
Can someone help me solve this problem? Or point me in a direction that can lead to a solution?
Yes I’m using the fully updated version. I don’t know if it’s relevant for you, but these are the sentinel-1 images i’m using:
I already performed a split to substract the neceserry image parts, but the original images give the same error messages when using the Apply Orbit File tool.
Looks like the acquisition date was somehow corrupted during the processing. Did you sstick to the BEAM DIMAP format for all processing steps?
Does the same happen when you run all steps again from the beginning?
This was actually only the second step (first step was splitting) so I think that the file was already corrupt when I downloaded it. I will try to download the 2 images again to see if that solves the problem.
Hi,
first of all, I wanted to create a new topic under ‘forum.step.esa.int/new-topic’ but always got redirected to ‘forum.step.esa.int/latest’. I also cannot find any ‘new topic’ button (neither in Chrome nor Edge).
I use the gpt tool in SNAP to preprocess S1 data. This is one node of my preprocessing xml graph:
New users can create new topics only after being promoted to Trust Level 1. The log shows that your account has been promoted to Trust Level 1 one hour after its creation. Can you confirm that the button is available now?
Regarding the orbit files, you cannot change the endpoint and it should not be necessary to do it, as SNAP handles this internally. When the orbit files are not available on scihub, SNAP looks for them in our orbits repository, which should be synchronised with Copernicus DataSpace.
Hello,
thanks for your reply - It seems, the toolboxes in my snap installation were not up to date. After fixing this, everything works fine.
And yes - the new topic button is available now :).
all the best,
David