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Remote sensing satellites with Multispectral imaging capabilities
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Accessing Sentinel-2 L2A Scene Classification Layer (SCL) with GDAL
I have a Sentinel-2 L2A and was able to access it with:
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image = gdal.Open(s2l2a_image.zip)
subdatasets = image.GetSubdatasets()
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[('SENTINEL2_L2A:/vsizip/s2l2a_image.zip/S2A_MSIL2A_2019 …
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Accessing Sentinel-2 L2A Scene Classification Layer (SCL) with GDAL
Oddly, I had an outdated GDAL 2.4.3 version where this was an issue. It has been resolved in GDAL 3.1.0.
Consequently, it is possible to access even L2A-specific scenes through gdal.Open() interface.
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