1.5.1.1.7.1.3. polar2grid.readers.abi_l2_nc module¶
The ABI Level 2 Reader operates on NOAA Level 2 (L2) NetCDF files from the GOES-16 (GOES-East), GOES-17/18 (GOES-West) Advanced Baseline Imager (ABI) instrument. The ABI L2 NetCDF reader works off of the input filenames to determine if a file is supported by Geo2Grid. Files usually have the following naming scheme:
OR_ABI-L2-{PROD}F-M3_G{SAT}_s20182531700311_e20182531711090_c20182531711149.nc
and:
CG_ABI-L2-{PROD}F-M6_G{SAT}_s20223271830316_e20223271839394_c20223271842100.nc
These are the mission compliant file naming conventions
used by the NOAA Comprehensive Large Array-data Stewardship
System (CLASS) archive and the CSPP Geo AIT Framework Level 2 software.
The ABI L2 NetCDF reader supports most L2 products, but Geo2Grid is tested with
a limited subset of these. See the table below for more information.
The ABI L2 NetCDF reader can be provided to the main geo2grid.sh script
using the -r
option and the reader name abi_l2_nc
.
Product Name |
Description |
---|---|
AOD |
Aerosol Optical Depth |
LST |
Land Surface Temperature |
HT |
Cloud Top Height |
TEMP |
Cloud Top Temperature |
Fog_Depth |
Fog Depth |
IFR_Fog_Prob |
Instrument Flight Rules Probability |
LIFR_Fog_Prob |
Low Instrument Flight Rules Probability |
MVFR_Fog_Prob |
Marginal Visible Flight Rules Probability |
More information on the flight rules products can be found at:
https://www.experimentalaircraft.info/wx/colors-metar-taf.php
- class polar2grid.readers.abi_l2_nc.ReaderProxy(scn: Scene, user_products: list[str])[source]¶
Bases:
ReaderProxyBase
Provide Polar2Grid-specific information about this reader’s products.
- polar2grid.readers.abi_l2_nc.add_reader_argument_groups(parser: ArgumentParser, group: _ArgumentGroup | None = None) tuple[_ArgumentGroup | None, _ArgumentGroup | None] [source]¶
Add reader-specific command line arguments to an existing argument parser.
If
group
is provided then arguments are added to this group. If not, a new group is added to the parser and arguments added to this new group.