Hello, To process HICO, you can use the same logic as with the other sensors, using the Level1_HICO class. The resulting python script would look like : from polymer.level1_hico import Level1_HICO from polymer.main import run_atm_corr from polymer.level2_nc import Level2_NETCDF run_atm_corr( Level1_...

Dear Patricia, BITMASK_INVALID is an internal mask, and corresponds to the bits in "bitmask", that lead to an empty product (presence of NaN values). BITMASK_REJECT is the value (1023) included in the recommended expression that you should apply on the resulting products to filter out pixels that ma...

Thanks Rafael ! This will be included in next release.

Hello, Polymer source code is available, so you can indeed develop your own programs to support specific sensors for research purposes. However, the software is still subject to its original licence, so you may not redistribute a modified version of the code. There is no technical manual available f...

Ok thanks for confirming, but I currently don't know what to advise, this error is from wget so there might be some network issue... What you could do as a workaround is use the ERA5 ancillary data, which uses a completely different download system. For that, import the Ancillary_ERA5 class from the...

Hello,
Did you add your earthdata credentials to your ~/.netrc file following https://wiki.earthdata.nasa.gov/display ... L+And+Wget ?
I don't see what coud be wrong, I don't reproduce this error.
Cheers, François

Bugfix release to fix an issue in GMAO_FP auxiliary files reader (see viewtopic.php?f=7&t=209)

Hi Sakari,
Many thanks for your bug report and for the patch, this is great!
I will provide your fix as an update.
Cheers, François

By downloading Polymer you agree to the licence terms and conditions . This release includes: * Added support for GMAO_FP NASA auxiliary files (https://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/ancillary/) * Updated the experimental configuration for coastal and complex waters "minabs2" for MSI (see release not...

Hi,
Indeed the code should not stop all of a sudden like that. It should end with "Done in <elapsed time>".
Very surprising that you see no message at all, at least a python error should be risen.
Could you try with another image ? Do you see anything in the system logs ?
Cheers, François