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<Example of split granules.pptx>
HI Gwawr,I’ve not seen this before. No there isn’t a command to merge the split granules - given all the metadata that would have to be merged that probably won’t be very easy.Can you send me a couple of example datasets that I can test with?
Cheers, Pete
On 4 Jun 2019, at 09:57, Gwawr Jones <gwawrna...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all,We're running a docker container with ARCSI to automatically process Sentinel-2 imagery and have come across an issue where, on some occasions, granules have been split into two. These two snippets of a granule have a modified product discriminator value, but ARCSI generates a file name that's unique to the granule, not the split granule. I've attached an example of these split granules. Has this been picked up by anyone else? And is there a command in ARCSI that merges split granules before processing that I'm not aware of?Thanks,Gwawr--
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