Hi, I uploaded 6 images from Metop of the A-68A iceberg ( 2 oct, 15 oct, 1 nov, 15 nov, 1 dec , 2 dec 2020) in a perpective projection. Interesting to see the speed of that iceberg ....

Hi Graham First of all todays image is even better looking. It's a central pass over South Georgia and a cloud free view on the iceberg. I also process every segment of the Sentinels-3A/3B. I still

Hi Ernst Re I now also asked the Sentinels to have an eye on that. How have you done that ? Do you have a python script for Sentinel too ? I take that data but only process individual segments as

Hi Graham, I used google earth to find South Georgia :-): lat = -54.32 lon = -36.74 ran = 10.0 I now also asked the Sentinels to have an eye on that. Cheers, Ernst

Hi Ernst Lovely image - what centre co-ordinates or lat/long did you use Regards Graham

Hi All After I saw the images of the A68a iceberg heading to South Georgia that Douglas Deans has put on Twitter I gave Metop a try. Cheers, Ernst

Giftmacher, if you havn't found BDADataEx yet, look here: https://groups.io/g/MSG-1/message/29750 Ernst

Great, thank you, I'll give it a try.

Giftmacher More or less everybody under Windows uses CrazyCat's BdaDataEx. I'm under GNU/Linux. No idea where you get the latest version. Search this list. Ernst

Hi all, is there any better IP tool than TBS IP? Both versions I tried crashes to desktop after few hours of use.

Dear All I am pleased to report 30 days performance figures of my GNU/Linux receiver Kallisto. It's a Fujitsu Celsius Xeon with a TBS-6909X receiving all 3 services using a RAM disk. We had a rather

Giftmacher It's not enough to use only BAS by starting just a BAS client. You have to set a MODCOD filter to prevent HVS-1 from even reaching your PC. Missing keys are often due to an EKU problem. Put

The LNB contains a down-converter from the 11 GHz signal to a 1.5 GHz (approx) signal, so cable intended for "satellite TV" will be fine. David -- SatSignal Software - Quality software for you Web:

Hi Ernst Thanks for the help - Ill try that Regards Graham

Graham Maybe a somewhat more advanced Python code like try: layers, height, width = new_scn[composite].shape except: height, width = new_scn[composite].shape would cover both multi channel

Graham Maybe a code like try: layers, height, width = new_scn[composite].shape except: height, width = new_scn[composite].shape

Hi Ernst Thanks for that - its these things that trip me up and knowing how to fix them I wouldn't have got the str bit either but I think I have a working script Douglas Thanks - it would be great to

Graham If you use one of my latest scripts with automatic annotation and logos on the left side of the image you might run into an additional problem with 1 channel only. There is a script line

============================================================================= Graham I have a script that gives me this image. I will post it direct later when I get time but you will have to adjust

Graham Metop uses the 'avhrr_l1b_eps' reader. Under ..satpy/etc/readers/avhrr_l1b_eps.yaml you see the datasets (channels) you can expect. You can either try by name or by center wavelength. composite