Hi,
Thank you for providing the use of Polymer. I have one question in the use of Polymer for processing OLCI. What is the difference when landsat mask selecting "None" and "default"?
best wishes
Ge
About the OLCI process - land masking
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Re: About the OLCI process
Dear Ge,
If you use
With
The last option,
There is some documentation in the Python docstrings, in the python files themselves. We will try to improve the documentation in the near future.
If you use
landmask=None
, there is no landmask applied at all, Polymer will run also over land pixels.With
landmask="default"
, it uses the landmask embedded in OLCI Level1, but this will mask out inland waters.The last option,
landmask=GSW()
, uses an external land mask (JRC global surface water - it will download it on the fly) and is recommended if you are interested in inland waters. For example, for OLCI:
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from polymer.gsw import GSW
run_atm_corr(
Level1_OLCI(..., landmask=GSW(agg=8)), # GSW native resolution is ~55m ; agg=8 aggregate to a resolution
Level2_NETCDF() # of about 440m to match OLCI full resolution
)
There is some documentation in the Python docstrings, in the python files themselves. We will try to improve the documentation in the near future.
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Re: About the OLCI process
Thank you for your answers. It really helps.