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Hi, I am new to sat-search and quite new to python
I was following the definitions in http://sat-utils.github.io/sat-api/?python#tocslinks
Based on that, on the bellow script, shouldn't "items.links" be accessed as dictionary containing "href, rel, type and title"? If I try access based on ['href'] I receive
TypeError: 'method' object is not subscriptable
The only way i could access was using items.links()
Other observation, the search I performed also returned scenes that shouldn't overlap with my study area (my area is 220|069 and in search I also got from 074|069 a pacific ocean scene). I noticed that their bounding box are wrong (-179.11958 to 178.78202). I am using an if statement to eliminate them from my search. But this is a catalogation problem right? if ( (item.bbox[0] - item.bbox[2]) > -3 ):
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I would recommend using https://earth-search.aws.element84.com/v0 as a STAC API which has Sentinel-2 (L1C, L2A, and L2A COGs), and Landsat will be added in the next couple weeks.
Hi, I am new to sat-search and quite new to python
I was following the definitions in http://sat-utils.github.io/sat-api/?python#tocslinks
Based on that, on the bellow script, shouldn't "items.links" be accessed as dictionary containing "href, rel, type and title"? If I try access based on ['href'] I receive
The only way i could access was using items.links()
Other observation, the search I performed also returned scenes that shouldn't overlap with my study area (my area is 220|069 and in search I also got from 074|069 a pacific ocean scene). I noticed that their bounding box are wrong (-179.11958 to 178.78202). I am using an if statement to eliminate them from my search. But this is a catalogation problem right?
if ( (item.bbox[0] - item.bbox[2]) > -3 ):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: