Graham, this composite needs special data which can't be derived form the standard MSG bands you load (VIS006, etc.). I'm not sure this data is provided by Eumetcast, you need NWCSAF files, but I thin

Andreas, on my TBS 5925 running Linux my lock led never was on. So don't worry if all works well. Maybe it's not implemented in the driver..? Regards, Christian

Rob, try to install netcdf4-python from pip or netcdf4 from conda, I recommend conda if that's what I'm using. Maybe try to setup a fresh env. Regards, Christian Am 03.02.22 um 17:26 schrieb R. Alblas

Rob, I used the build in package at my Debian/Devuan install. No problems. Saw the same problem while compiling IM so I changed to the package version of the distro. Regards, Christian Am 26.01.22 um

Nice animation to watch the wave spreading... https://twitter.com/MathewABarlow/status/1482773777410891779?s=20 Regards, Christian Am 17.01.22 um 09:56 schrieb R. Alblas:

Graham there is an option to save raw files in Metop manager. You have to tick "Save data in EPS format". This saves the raw data in the EPS-Global folder as "AVHR_xxx_1B_M01...... .epg-glb"). If you

Phillip, I think you have to load gshhg-shp-2.3.7.zip ...not the GMT version. http://www.soest.hawaii.edu/pwessel/gshhg/gshhg-shp-2.3.7.zip Regards, Christian Am 01.01.22 um 19:29 schrieb Philip Robin

Ernst and all, another Overlay made with Pytroll/Satpy and with nice overlay code form Ernst: It’s the IR_108 inverted channel, masked with NWC-CT data on top of blue marble background with an DWD ove

Ernst, great stuff. Looking forward to the new PyTROLL/SatPy Starter Kit update. Overlays are really a great enhancement for received satellite data and amateur weather forecaster. Stay healthy. Regar

Youssef, I'm not sure the green light is working under Linux? I would suggest to check Ernst commands but just for clarification, remove the „#“ , like „ femon“, otherwise you will get no output. I th

Ernst and Daniele, keep in mind if you use IR_108 you get "cold black clouds". If you want something like this, you have to add a custom composite or invert the resulting image with ImageMagick e.g. R

David, Python 3.8. is ok. I think 3.10. is not tested yet with Pytroll/Satpy, I'm not sure all packages are still available for 3.9? I would stay on 3.8. Regards, Christian Am 02.03.21 um 12:54 schrie

Hello, Have a look at: https://www.eumetsat.int/rapid-scanning-service-schedule No RSS till 4.3.2021.... Regards, Christian

Ernst, very nice. You could try the (unwelcome) rainbow colormap on the SST data, too!? Regards, Christian

Daniele, ah…sorry…indeed, there is no stacked Metop script, you are right. Maybe Ernst will add one if he has time for one Metop sat and we can adapt this for the other two…? But we already have NOAA-

Daniele, strange, all sats you called are covered by Ernst starter kit!? See screenshot… Regards, Christian

@Ferdinand Yes, all done on the RPI 4. It’s amazing. And we should take in mind that the Pytroll/Satpy package is made for scientific computing and not optimized for low power machines like a Raspberr

Hi PyTROLL/SatPy Starter Kit users, just for info: I installed the PyTROLL/SatPy Starter Kit V3.0 today successfully on a Raspberry Pi 4, 4GB RAM on MicroSD card. I had to solve some minor problems, b

Ernst indeed....3.7/3.8 is recommended. 2.7 support is dropped recently. They will check if there are 32bit conda builds... Martin wrote (a developer): ..."ah, it could be that we aren't building 32bi

Rob, form one of the developers "...I don't see why it wouldn't work on 32 bit architecture, as long as the dependencies are available..." So it should work, maybe not with conda? You could try to do