Output Format
Data organization
The data are organized in a gridded data structure, i.e. data cubes. The tiles manifest as directories in the file system, and the images are stored within. For mosaicking, use force-mosaic.
See also
Check out this tutorial, which explains what a datacube is, how it is parameterized, how you can find a POI, how to visualize the tiling grid, and how to conveniently display cubed data.
Data Cube definition
The spatial data cube definition is appended to each data cube, i.e. to each directory containing tiled datasets, see Data Cube definition.
File format
Refer to Output format for details on the file format and metadata.
Naming convention
Following 41-digit naming convention is applied to all output files:
Example filename: 2000-2010_001-365-03_HL_CSO_LNDLG_NUM.tif
There are several product types available, all are optional.
The Number of Observations (NUM) product contains the number of clear sky observations for each pixel and bin.
The other products are statistical summaries of the temporal difference (dt) between consecutive observations within these bins.
Table 1: Naming convention
Digits |
Description |
|
|---|---|---|
1-9 |
Temporal range for the years as YYYY–YYYY |
|
11-17 |
Temporal range for the DOY as DDD–DDD |
|
19-20 |
Temporal binning in months |
|
22-23 |
Product Level |
|
25-27 |
Submodule |
|
29-33 |
Sensor ID |
|
LNDLG |
Landsat legacy bands |
|
SEN2L |
Sentinel-2 land bands |
|
SEN2H |
Sentinel-2 high-res bands |
|
R-G-B |
Visible bands |
|
VVVHP |
VV/VH Dual Polarized |
|
35-37 |
Product Type |
|
NUM |
Number of Observations |
|
AVG |
Average of days between observations (dt) |
|
STD |
Standard Deviation of dt |
|
MIN |
Minimum of dt |
|
MAX |
Maximum of dt |
|
RNG |
Range of dt |
|
SKW |
Skewness of dt |
|
KRT |
Kurtosis of dt |
|
QXX |
Quantile of dt (e.g. 0.25 quantile = Q25) |
|
IQR |
Interquartile Range of dt |
|
39-41 |
File extension |
|
tif |
image data in compressed GeoTiff format |
|
dat |
image data in flat binary ENVI format |
|
hdr |
metadata for ENVI format |
|
Product type
Clear Sky Observation Statistcs
Currently available statistics are the number of observations, and aggregate statistics of the temporal difference between observations (available are average, standard deviation, minimum, maximum, range, skewness, kurtosis, any quantile from 1-99%, and interquartile range.