Hi,
I have experience working with Landsat, Modis and Sentinel-2 data; Right now I need to use Sentinel-3 data also to fuse with Sentinel-2 data, however, I am finding converting the Sentinel-3 data which is in NCDF4 format to Geotiff format correctly very difficult. I have come across snappy API which can be used from python but found the documentation and examples a tad inadequate when it comes to Sentinel-3 data. Since the lat-long information is provided in a separate file, my main problem is how to overlay geo-coordinates and radiance values from S6 and write it in a tiff file with the correct projection and resolution. Any help would be highly appreciated.
Hi Naresh, I'm facing the very same problem right now. I've come across some information here and there but nothing "all-in-one" and actually useful. I am primarily interested in the LST raster; what I think would be a good approach is to first export the LST from file LST_in.nc, and lat and lon rasters from geodetic_in.nc, to separate GeoTIFFs. Then, I would somehow use the decimal degree values to project LST to WGS 84. I'll post my method when (or if!) I figure it out.
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