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But I have installed seaDAS 7.5 in linux OS with ubuntu 18.04. how to open seadas 7.5.1 in command mode through terminal
I gave command as seadas em in terminal .It gave msg as:
seadas: command not found
I gave command as seadas em in terminal .It gave msg as:
seadas: command not found
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You appear to be using outdated documentation. Have a look at the current installation documention, but note that this also includes processing software that you may not need. The
Since you appear to be new to the linux/bash command-line, you will find it helpful to spend a few hours getting comfortable with the basic command-line procedures used in the above tutorial. Linux Command is a good starting point, but there are many good resources available in English and many other languages if you are not comfortable with English documentation.
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option was for SeaDAS pre-7 versions that used an IDL GUI and is no longer used. To run the SeaDAS 7 GUI from a terminal, you must either add the SeaDAS 7 bin directory to the PATH
environment variable (consult an introduction to the linux command-line for details) or give a the executable filename (e.g., seadas
) with the path (e.g., $SEADASPATH/bin/seadas
).Since you appear to be new to the linux/bash command-line, you will find it helpful to spend a few hours getting comfortable with the basic command-line procedures used in the above tutorial. Linux Command is a good starting point, but there are many good resources available in English and many other languages if you are not comfortable with English documentation.
seadas -idl license
You appear to be using outdated documentation. Have a look at the current installation documention, but note that this also includes processing software that you may not need. The
Since you appear to be new to the linux/bash command-line, you will find it helpful to spend a few hours getting comfortable with the basic command-line procedures used in the above tutorial. Linux Command is a good starting point, but there are many good resources available in English and many other languages if you are not comfortable with English documentation.
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option was for SeaDAS pre-7 versions that used an IDL GUI and is no longer used. To run the SeaDAS 7 GUI from a terminal, you must either add the SeaDAS 7 bin directory to the PATH
environment variable (consult an introduction to the linux command-line for details) or give a the executable filename (e.g., seadas
) with the path (e.g., $SEADASPATH/bin/seadas
).Since you appear to be new to the linux/bash command-line, you will find it helpful to spend a few hours getting comfortable with the basic command-line procedures used in the above tutorial. Linux Command is a good starting point, but there are many good resources available in English and many other languages if you are not comfortable with English documentation.
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To install and setup the command line programs read the "SeaDAS Processing Programs" and the "Command Line Configuration" sections of this web page.
https://seadas.gsfc.nasa.gov/downloads/
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https://seadas.gsfc.nasa.gov/downloads/
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Thankyou for the responses don and gnwii.
yes I followed the procedure given by don and I saw the linux commands.
I opened seadas in termainal and gave l2gen command as below
itra@itra-PC:~/seadas-7.5.1/bin$ seadas
l2gen ifile=/home/itra/Data/sentinel-2/S2B_MSIL1C_20181005T044659_N0206_R076_T45QUB_20181006T091548.SAFE/manifest.safe ofile=/home/itra/Data/seadas_outputs/Sentinel2_op/test_msi.L2
no processing ..no output. Am I missing anything in this command..
yes I followed the procedure given by don and I saw the linux commands.
I opened seadas in termainal and gave l2gen command as below
itra@itra-PC:~/seadas-7.5.1/bin$ seadas
l2gen ifile=/home/itra/Data/sentinel-2/S2B_MSIL1C_20181005T044659_N0206_R076_T45QUB_20181006T091548.SAFE/manifest.safe ofile=/home/itra/Data/seadas_outputs/Sentinel2_op/test_msi.L2
no processing ..no output. Am I missing anything in this command..
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The command should be:
Note: without "seadas"
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itra@itra-PC:~/seadas-7.5.1/bin$ ./l2gen ifile=/home/itra/Data/sentinel-2/S2B_MSIL1C_20181005T044659_N0206_R076_T45QUB_20181006T091548.SAFE/manifest.safe ofile=/home/itra/Data/seadas_outputs/Sentinel2_op/test_msi.L2
Note: without "seadas"
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I am assuming that you installed the data files for Sentinel 2B. If not, use this command:
don
$ install_ocssw.py --msis2b
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