As the PRISMA datasets are available, one can use ENVI 5.6 (if available) for processing PRISMA data. Apart from that ENMAP toolbox in QGIS, EarthBit software from Planetek ITALIA and ERDAS tool for PRISMA ( inbuilt in the latest version), prismaread (https://ranghetti.github.io/prismaread/index.html) can also be explored.
Hi, i´ve just made a script with python to convert PRISMA he5 to GeoTiff with all 66 visible and Near infrared bands and all 173 SWIR bands. I hope it will be useful...
https://github.com/martinrapilly/PRISMA2GeoTIFF
Edit: just adding another script to read all metadata from PRISMA he5 structure (wavelenghts, coordinates, coordinate reference system, etc.): https://github.com/martinrapilly/getMetadataFromPRISMAhe5
Could be useful to process the GeoTiff later on...
Guillaume Lassalle Thank you for your confirmation, I am currently trying to process PRISMA .he5 images via EnMap but without success. Could you please better explain how to import .he5 files and how to convert them through the toolbox's built-in function into .tif files?
Hey Himanshu Kumar , if you deal with L2C or L2D products, I found the prismaread package for R perfect for the conversion from .he5 to ENVI format!
You'll see there is a function called pr_convert. You should use it as in the picture I upload. Beware to set some paths according to your pc and your files.
(it might be required to install other packages like rgdal or raster, if so, just do it)
For info, check prismaread package description on their website