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can this program be used for user-defined sensor or rsr? #61
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In principle yes, but it would be nice of you to elaborate a bit more... What instrument, what usage of pyspectral are you planning to have ? |
Yes @lwk1542 could you please elaborate a bit more? The main two features provided by pyspectral and which has motivated its creation is that it allows the derivation of the reflective part of the 3.7-3.9 micron channel (of any sensor with such a band) and the atmospheric correction of the short wave visible bands for the generation of true color imagery. As also outlined in the documentation. |
@mraspaud @adybbroe the COCTS(ocean color and temperature scanner)and CZI on board the new HY-1B has launched by China in 2002. The COCTS has eight visible-Near infrared bands (402nm-885nm) and two thermal bands (1030-1250nm). The CZI has four visible-Near infrared bands. see the link for the detail information (the ESA satellite directory: https://directory.eoportal.org/web/eoportal/satellite-missions/content/-/article/hy1b) |
@lwk1542 Do you know where we could find the relative spectral responses for COCTS and CZI (from NSOAS)? |
I can send one informal version. Can you leave an E-mail box? |
Thanks for the data @lwk1542 |
@lwk1542 I made a simple reader of your data to generate the pyspectral formattet hdf5 of the COCTS rsr you gave me. I can make this plot like this: |
@lwk1542 There were no IR data. Do you have those as well? |
@adybbroe that is all I have. |
@lwk1542 Ok. I will update master branch next week with this small addition. Ok? |
@adybbroe of course! thank you |
@lwk1542 Maybe you could just verify you can make a plot like the above. Do a git clone and use the master branch. On a linux platform:
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