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- Allow farbfeld output (to stdout)
- Allow specifying your own assignment of bands
- Allow to skip the colour adjustment if you want to do that separately
- Ensure it works correctly with a non-Unicode locale
Here are some possibilities to add: - Allow farbfeld output (to stdout) - Allow specifying your own assignment of bands - Allow to skip the colour adjustment if you want to do that separately - Ensure it works correctly with a non-Unicode locale
Points 2, 3 are in the to-do list. Will definitely add 1, 4.
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Hi, not yet. It searches for all Landsat 8 images on AWS with lowest cloud cover. But even at it's full potential, Landsat 8 gives a temporal resolution of 14 days for a location, iirc.
For a little more effort you could "interleave" the Sentinel 2 images as well, which are of a similar resolution and also have a simple access API.
So released with Landsat 8 first, and I think sentinel 2 has better resolution, up to 10m, if I am not wrong. So it'd be a lot better if Sentinel 2 integration were in-place.
Are there any example images?
This is great, thanks for building this
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For a little more effort you could "interleave" the Sentinel 2 images as well, which are of a similar resolution and also have a simple access API.
Oh yes, there are plans to integrate Sentinel images as well, but the data fetch layer has to be worked on to handle auth/AWS config to fetch data from buckets. So released with Landsat 8 first, and I think sentinel 2 has better resolution, up to 10m, if I am not wrong. So it'd be a lot better if Sentinel 2 integration were in-place.
It supports sentinel 1/2/5p, landsat 8 and a few other satellites if you have the required API access identifiers. The idea is to fetch data not from buckets but from the actual sources, so the underlying philosophy is a bit different.
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Oh yes, there are plans to integrate Sentinel images as well, but the data fetch layer has to be worked on to handle auth/AWS config to fetch data from buckets. So released with Landsat 8 first, and I think sentinel 2 has better resolution, up to 10m, if I am not wrong. So it'd be a lot better if Sentinel 2 integration were in-place.
There's also this, if you are interested in downloading timeseries as a whole: https://github.com/cmla/tsd It supports sentinel 1/2/5p, landsat 8 and a few other satellites if you have the required API access identifiers. The idea is to fetch data not from buckets but from the actual sources, so the underlying philosophy is a bit different.
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> It downloads imagery. At first I thought this was a project to simulate satellite imagery from OSM data or something. Will update the README, thanks for pointing it out. > Landsat is what 30 meters-per-pixel? That's not high-resolution. With the panchromatic band, we can get 15m resolution. But you're right with the fact that one can get images with better resolution on any commercial platforms. But even OpenMapTil…
NAIP has 1 m/pixel imagery, only over US.
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Seems nice but sends you to dependency hell when you try to install on Ubuntu. On 18.04, it can't find the correct openvc On 19.04, same things On 20.04, the repo doesn't include config for 20.04 Would love to try it, but ...
Very weird, can you raise an issue with some logs, I'd love to take a look at them and see what went wrong. Thanks for looking into the tool.
However, here's a hint: try to install a minimal ubuntu server on a VM and install/run your package.
You'll quickly discover the real transitive dependency set of your software.