@ABraun would you please to correct this one because I didn’t open a new topic regarding to this topic, I only answered our colleague @anup_upadhyaya ,
@falahfakhri Yes Sir. I think I did. Here’s the screenshot.
Or did I not? How could I possibly know if I installed it right or not?
Thank you.
Would you please to check up the following tutorial of how to implement sen2cor,
@falahfakhri Thankyou . I followed the steps mentioned in the pdf but I am getting this error. What maybe the possible cause? Could you please help me out.
As input file, choose the *xml file as your input, aftermath to extract your image as below
Navigate and select the xml file as your input,
Let me know if it works
Would you please to try up by using other product
By the way would you please to watch this video might be it helps, tell me if it works,
@falahfakhri I am still receiving the same error even after having followed the same steps as mentioned above.
You have been really helpful until now Sir.
I am attaching the screenshot of the error that is popping out.
This is what I selected as you mentioned previously
And this is the error that pops out after hitting the command run.
What could be the reason Sir?
I tried using other product as well.
Did you extract your product properly?
Here is a lot of posts related to your issue, have a look please,
can you try with the “cr only” checked?
I’m out of ideas, sorry. You can try running sen2cor from the command line?
@falahfakhri Sir, I tried uninstalling and reinstalling sen2cor by following the exact steps as mentioned in the link you shared.
And this is a slight different error I am getting now.
@ABraun Sir, I really appreciate your help so far. I am very new to using this software. I was planning to do NDSI classification , so for that I am trying to do the atmospheric correction . And this is the error I am getting.
I do not have any programming knowledge and hence I wouldn’t be able to use the command thing.
It is the same error,
The first option now is (must have the folder Level-L2A in your output results, Sen2Cor corrects the Level-L1C product to Level-L2A)
the second option
give a try following the previous post of @ABraun
you don’t need programming languages at all, you simply open your windows command line in the directory where your downloaded data are located (the folder with the full name as extracted must be placed here), as described here:
Afterwards, you enter the command, followed by the resolution and the folder, as described in the link I posted above and sen2cor starts processing the files.
The advantage is that you can exclude that there is a miscommunication between SNAP and the script. If the error persists, there could be something wrong with your data.
I tried to implement sen2cor in my old laptop and I got the following message, might be our colleague @anup_upadhyaya got the same message before executing ,
