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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>[http://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/seadas/ SeaDAS] (SeaWiFS Data Analysis System) is a sattelite image processing package developed by [http://www.gsfc.nasa.gov/ GSFC/NASA].<br /> <br /> It is developed for a UNIX/LINUX platform, so, for Windows users the best choice is to create a [[VMWare]] virtual machine and install SeaDAS, or to use an existing linux machine and install it.<br /> <br /> It has a GUI and a command line interface.<br /> To process a large set of files, the best choice is to use the command line(or terminal/SSH) and use Bash or Seadas/IDL scripts.<br /> <br /> SeaDAS command line input in a terminal/SSH:<br /> &gt;Seadas -em -b input.cmd<br /> <br /> input.cmd is text file with SeaDAS(IDL) commands, for example:<br /> msl12,IFILE='../l1/S1998011121940.L1A_MLAC.x.hdf', <br /> OFILE1='../l1/l2_nonir/S1998011121940.L2.hdf',par='ns_nonir.par',metsearch=1,ozonesearch=1,sstsearch=1<br /> <br /> =Links=</div>

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