calbury
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8 years ago Yep, crap, this is a huge oversite. When I put things together my testing data set was in chronological order and then I forgot about it. That proabably explains the trouble I was having with large fires.. I’ll put together a bit to sort the list.
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From: bnordgren [mailto:notifications@github.com] Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2016 8:30 AM To: firelab/viirs_ba viirs_ba@noreply.github.com Subject: [viirs_ba] must process scenes in chronological order (#13)
The way the code is written, scenes must be provided to the ImageDates option in the configuration file in chronological order. At the moment, I have them sorted manually.
It's probably better just to have the viirs_config object sort them. Or the get_dates utility emit them in sorted order.
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bnordgren
The way the code is written, scenes must be provided to the ImageDates option in the configuration file in chronological order. At the moment, I have them sorted manually.
It's probably better just to have the viirs_config object sort them. Or the get_dates utility emit them in sorted order.