Hello
I want to have more control at the command line when mapping level 2 MODIS SST4 data. At the moment I am using the following command:
/usr/local/SeaDAS/seadas-7.4/ocssw/run/bin/linux_64/l2bin infile=/Processing/ABank/L2/run/T2000156.L2_MODIS_SST4.txt ofile=/Processing/ABank/L3/T2000156.L3b_MODIS_SST4.nc l3bprod=sst4 resolve=1 night=1 qual_prod=qual_sst4 max_qual=2 prodtype=regional flaguse='LAND,HISATZEN,BTBAD,BTRANGE,BTDIFF,SSTRANGE,SST4VDIFF'
But instead of the predetermined quality level 2 result, I would like to use only the specified flags (as is possible with OC). When I attempt to run the above command without the "qual_prod=qual_sst4 max_qual=2" section, no flags seem to be triggered.
Do you have any advice?
Thanks.
Christo
l2bin activating individual nightime flags for MODIS SST4
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l2bin activating individual nightime flags for MODIS SST4
Hello Christo,
There is a little about this concept in the OCSSW Cookbook (in the GUI under SeaDAS Help > Cookbooks > OCSSW Cookbook)
There are 2 types of flags in a SST level2 file: l2_flags and flags_sst. The l2bin option flaguse is only tied to the l2_flags. There is currently no l2bin option for masking with the flags_sst.
Of the flags you show (LAND,HISATZEN,BTBAD,BTRANGE,BTDIFF,SSTRANGE,SST4VDIFF), the l2_flags are: LAND and HISATZEN, and the rest of the flags are flags_sst. So flaguse only sees LAND and HISATZEN in your example.
If you are using a daytime SST file then plenty of the l2_flags are triggered and may possibly be of use, but if you are using a nighttime SST file then only the LAND and a few geometric flags like HISATZEN, etc. are of use.
Hopefully in the future an option for masking on flags_sst will be added to l2bin.
At present, your only option for mapping a level2 file with masking being applied using flags_sst would be to use the Reproject or Mosaic tool in SeaDAS (GUI or command line gpt).
Danny
There is a little about this concept in the OCSSW Cookbook (in the GUI under SeaDAS Help > Cookbooks > OCSSW Cookbook)
There are 2 types of flags in a SST level2 file: l2_flags and flags_sst. The l2bin option flaguse is only tied to the l2_flags. There is currently no l2bin option for masking with the flags_sst.
Of the flags you show (LAND,HISATZEN,BTBAD,BTRANGE,BTDIFF,SSTRANGE,SST4VDIFF), the l2_flags are: LAND and HISATZEN, and the rest of the flags are flags_sst. So flaguse only sees LAND and HISATZEN in your example.
If you are using a daytime SST file then plenty of the l2_flags are triggered and may possibly be of use, but if you are using a nighttime SST file then only the LAND and a few geometric flags like HISATZEN, etc. are of use.
Hopefully in the future an option for masking on flags_sst will be added to l2bin.
At present, your only option for mapping a level2 file with masking being applied using flags_sst would be to use the Reproject or Mosaic tool in SeaDAS (GUI or command line gpt).
Danny
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l2bin activating individual nightime flags for MODIS SST4
Dear Danny
Thank you for your detailed reply. I will explore the solutions that you have suggested and provide some feedback soon.
Sincerely.
Christo
Thank you for your detailed reply. I will explore the solutions that you have suggested and provide some feedback soon.
Sincerely.
Christo