Search for groups of granules and convert them. #79
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@alex-s-gardner Did you use the |
alex-s-gardner
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Oct 10, 2024
You would think so but I can't seem to find any instances in my code.. but now I can keep my eyes out for search errors. |
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Continuing from #78
Changes:
search(granule)now return a single granule only with the online url (previously did search based on the mission/product of the provided granule, yielding many results)Adds:
search(granules), returning online urls for multiple granulessearch(granule, product), returns a single (online) granule for the given product, with the rest derived from the original granulesearch(granules, product), same as above for multiple granules.Rationale
Local granules can be corrupt, so retrieving the online url to redownload is very useful. On top of that, I tend to want both the ATL03 and ATL08 versions of a granule. At the moment this requires multiple searches (with the same bbox), but this yields slightly different results (ATL03 tends to yield more granules than ATL08). Now you can do
search(granules, :ATL03)with a list of ATL08 granules.Note that I changed the HTTP search method to POST to allow for a large body of ids, that otherwise don't fit as a single url (GET).