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Because each band file has the same band index of "1", concatenating on an index called "band" won't result in a dataset where you can subset bands with different indices.
I'm working on this at the scipy sprint, writing a new Landsat SR specific file opener and contacting the data provider to let them know that the metadata's band attribute should reflect the band number
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Suggested workaround would be to write a preprocessor function to fix the bad coordinate before concatenating bands.
I'm working on this at the scipy sprint, writing a new Landsat SR specific file opener and contacting the data provider to let them know that the metadata's band attribute should reflect the band number
Are you aware of satyp? https://satpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ It sounds like what you are doing is within the scope of that project. (They use xarray under the hood.)
Code Sample, a copy-pastable example if possible
Problem description
Because each band file has the same band index of "1", concatenating on an index called "band" won't result in a dataset where you can subset bands with different indices.
I'm working on this at the scipy sprint, writing a new Landsat SR specific file opener and contacting the data provider to let them know that the metadata's band attribute should reflect the band number
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: