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Fazlul Shahriar
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80e4b376
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80e4b376
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13 years ago
by
Greg Quinn
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Add "main" block to modis2airs_single.py
Done so read_modis_radiances can be imported.
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@@ -25,87 +25,90 @@ def read_modis_radiances(filename):
rads
=
scales
*
(
raw
-
offsets
)
rads
[
bad_idxs
]
=
-
9999.0
return
rads
if
__name__
==
'
__main__
'
:
# verify command line arguments
if
len
(
sys
.
argv
)
!=
4
:
print
(
'
usage: %s <modis_file> <collocation_file> <output_file>
'
%
sys
.
argv
[
0
])
sys
.
exit
(
1
)
modis_file
=
sys
.
argv
[
1
]
coll_file
=
sys
.
argv
[
2
]
output_file
=
sys
.
argv
[
3
]
# determine the satellite via the modis filename
sat_name
=
'
aqua
'
if
modis_file
.
startswith
(
'
MYD
'
)
else
'
terra
'
# read in the MODIS radiances
in_rads
=
read_modis_radiances
(
modis_file
)
# and the collocation data
coll_sd
=
SD
(
coll_file
)
num_colls
=
coll_sd
.
select
(
'
Number_Of_MODIS_FOV
'
).
get
()
modis_along_idxs
=
coll_sd
.
select
(
'
MODIS_Along_Track_IDX
'
).
get
()
modis_across_idxs
=
coll_sd
.
select
(
'
MODIS_Across_Track_IDX
'
).
get
()
modis_weights
=
coll_sd
.
select
(
'
Weights
'
).
get
()
# set up numpy arrays for output
n_arr
=
numpy
.
empty
((
16
,
135
,
90
),
numpy
.
int32
)
rad_sum_arr
=
numpy
.
empty
((
16
,
135
,
90
),
numpy
.
float64
)
rad_squared_sum_arr
=
numpy
.
empty
((
16
,
135
,
90
),
numpy
.
float64
)
total_weights_arr
=
numpy
.
empty
((
16
,
135
,
90
),
numpy
.
float64
)
weighted_sum_arr
=
numpy
.
empty
((
16
,
135
,
90
),
numpy
.
float64
)
flags_arr
=
numpy
.
zeros
((
16
,
135
,
90
),
numpy
.
int8
)
# loop over each AIRS pixel
for
airs_row
in
range
(
135
):
for
airs_col
in
range
(
90
):
# avoid excessive indexing in the code below
n
=
n_arr
[:,
airs_row
,
airs_col
]
rads_sum
=
rad_sum_arr
[:,
airs_row
,
airs_col
]
rads_squared_sum
=
rad_squared_sum_arr
[:,
airs_row
,
airs_col
]
flags
=
flags_arr
[:,
airs_row
,
airs_col
]
total_weights
=
total_weights_arr
[:,
airs_row
,
airs_col
]
weighted_sum
=
weighted_sum_arr
[:,
airs_row
,
airs_col
]
# use the collocation data to pull out overlapping MODIS
# radiances (skip this AIRS FOV if there are none)
num
=
num_colls
[
airs_row
,
airs_col
]
if
num
==
0
:
n
[:]
=
0
rads_sum
[:]
=
0.0
rads_squared_sum
[:]
=
0.0
total_weights
[:]
=
0.0
weighted_sum
[:]
=
0.0
continue
along_idxs
=
modis_along_idxs
[
airs_row
,
airs_col
,:
num
]
-
1
across_idxs
=
modis_across_idxs
[
airs_row
,
airs_col
,:
num
]
-
1
weights
=
modis_weights
[
airs_row
,
airs_col
,:
num
]
rads
=
in_rads
[:,
along_idxs
,
across_idxs
]
# if there's any invalid data amongst the collocated MODIS
# pixels, filter it out and set the INVALID flag for the
# affected bands
bad_idxs
=
(
rads
==
-
9999.0
)
flags
[
bad_idxs
.
any
(
axis
=
1
)]
|=
INVALID
# determine how many pixels are being used per band
n
[:]
=
num
-
bad_idxs
.
sum
(
axis
=
1
)
# get radiance sum and squared sum (bad measurements are set
# to zero so they have no effect on the result)
# FIXME: use masked arrays for this instead?
rads
[
bad_idxs
]
=
0.0
rads_sum
[:]
=
rads
.
sum
(
axis
=
1
)
rads_squared_sum
[:]
=
(
rads
*
rads
).
sum
(
axis
=
1
)
total_weights
[:]
=
(
numpy
.
logical_not
(
bad_idxs
)
*
weights
).
sum
(
axis
=
1
)
weighted_sum
[:]
=
(
rads
*
weights
).
sum
(
axis
=
1
)
# write results to HDF
writer
=
HdfWriter
(
output_file
,
modis_satellite
=
sat_name
)
writer
.
write
(
'
MODIS_N
'
,
n_arr
)
writer
.
write
(
'
MODIS_Radiance_Sum
'
,
rad_sum_arr
)
writer
.
write
(
'
MODIS_Radiance_Squared_Sum
'
,
rad_squared_sum_arr
)
writer
.
write
(
'
MODIS_Total_Weights
'
,
total_weights_arr
)
writer
.
write
(
'
MODIS_Weighted_Sum
'
,
weighted_sum_arr
)
writer
.
write
(
'
MODIS_Flags
'
,
flags_arr
)
# verify command line arguments
if
len
(
sys
.
argv
)
!=
4
:
print
(
'
usage: %s <modis_file> <collocation_file> <output_file>
'
%
sys
.
argv
[
0
])
sys
.
exit
(
1
)
modis_file
=
sys
.
argv
[
1
]
coll_file
=
sys
.
argv
[
2
]
output_file
=
sys
.
argv
[
3
]
# determine the satellite via the modis filename
sat_name
=
'
aqua
'
if
modis_file
.
startswith
(
'
MYD
'
)
else
'
terra
'
# read in the MODIS radiances
in_rads
=
read_modis_radiances
(
modis_file
)
# and the collocation data
coll_sd
=
SD
(
coll_file
)
num_colls
=
coll_sd
.
select
(
'
Number_Of_MODIS_FOV
'
).
get
()
modis_along_idxs
=
coll_sd
.
select
(
'
MODIS_Along_Track_IDX
'
).
get
()
modis_across_idxs
=
coll_sd
.
select
(
'
MODIS_Across_Track_IDX
'
).
get
()
modis_weights
=
coll_sd
.
select
(
'
Weights
'
).
get
()
# set up numpy arrays for output
n_arr
=
numpy
.
empty
((
16
,
135
,
90
),
numpy
.
int32
)
rad_sum_arr
=
numpy
.
empty
((
16
,
135
,
90
),
numpy
.
float64
)
rad_squared_sum_arr
=
numpy
.
empty
((
16
,
135
,
90
),
numpy
.
float64
)
total_weights_arr
=
numpy
.
empty
((
16
,
135
,
90
),
numpy
.
float64
)
weighted_sum_arr
=
numpy
.
empty
((
16
,
135
,
90
),
numpy
.
float64
)
flags_arr
=
numpy
.
zeros
((
16
,
135
,
90
),
numpy
.
int8
)
# loop over each AIRS pixel
for
airs_row
in
range
(
135
):
for
airs_col
in
range
(
90
):
# avoid excessive indexing in the code below
n
=
n_arr
[:,
airs_row
,
airs_col
]
rads_sum
=
rad_sum_arr
[:,
airs_row
,
airs_col
]
rads_squared_sum
=
rad_squared_sum_arr
[:,
airs_row
,
airs_col
]
flags
=
flags_arr
[:,
airs_row
,
airs_col
]
total_weights
=
total_weights_arr
[:,
airs_row
,
airs_col
]
weighted_sum
=
weighted_sum_arr
[:,
airs_row
,
airs_col
]
# use the collocation data to pull out overlapping MODIS
# radiances (skip this AIRS FOV if there are none)
num
=
num_colls
[
airs_row
,
airs_col
]
if
num
==
0
:
n
[:]
=
0
rads_sum
[:]
=
0.0
rads_squared_sum
[:]
=
0.0
total_weights
[:]
=
0.0
weighted_sum
[:]
=
0.0
continue
along_idxs
=
modis_along_idxs
[
airs_row
,
airs_col
,:
num
]
-
1
across_idxs
=
modis_across_idxs
[
airs_row
,
airs_col
,:
num
]
-
1
weights
=
modis_weights
[
airs_row
,
airs_col
,:
num
]
rads
=
in_rads
[:,
along_idxs
,
across_idxs
]
# if there's any invalid data amongst the collocated MODIS
# pixels, filter it out and set the INVALID flag for the
# affected bands
bad_idxs
=
(
rads
==
-
9999.0
)
flags
[
bad_idxs
.
any
(
axis
=
1
)]
|=
INVALID
# determine how many pixels are being used per band
n
[:]
=
num
-
bad_idxs
.
sum
(
axis
=
1
)
# get radiance sum and squared sum (bad measurements are set
# to zero so they have no effect on the result)
# FIXME: use masked arrays for this instead?
rads
[
bad_idxs
]
=
0.0
rads_sum
[:]
=
rads
.
sum
(
axis
=
1
)
rads_squared_sum
[:]
=
(
rads
*
rads
).
sum
(
axis
=
1
)
total_weights
[:]
=
\
(
numpy
.
logical_not
(
bad_idxs
)
*
weights
).
sum
(
axis
=
1
)
weighted_sum
[:]
=
(
rads
*
weights
).
sum
(
axis
=
1
)
# write results to HDF
writer
=
HdfWriter
(
output_file
,
modis_satellite
=
sat_name
)
writer
.
write
(
'
MODIS_N
'
,
n_arr
)
writer
.
write
(
'
MODIS_Radiance_Sum
'
,
rad_sum_arr
)
writer
.
write
(
'
MODIS_Radiance_Squared_Sum
'
,
rad_squared_sum_arr
)
writer
.
write
(
'
MODIS_Total_Weights
'
,
total_weights_arr
)
writer
.
write
(
'
MODIS_Weighted_Sum
'
,
weighted_sum_arr
)
writer
.
write
(
'
MODIS_Flags
'
,
flags_arr
)
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