API reference#

Top-level package for coloc_sat.

class coloc_sat.GenerateColoc(product1_id, destination_folder='/tmp', delta_time=60, minimal_area=1600, listing=False, product_generation=True, **kwargs)[source]#

Class that generates co-locations. It can create listings of co-located products and/or generate co-location products. Some arguments of this class are expressed as keyword arguments because there are 2 use options. For the first option (comparison between a product and a whole dataset), arguments are ds_name, input_ds, level. For the second option (comparison between 2 products), argument is product2_id.

Parameters:
  • product1_id (str) – Path of a product for which we want to create a listing of its co-located products and/or generate a co-location product. If it is a SAR Level-1 product, only a listing of its co-located files will be done.

  • destination_folder (str) – Folder path where listing and / or co-location products will be created

  • delta_time (int) – Maximum time (in minutes) that can separate two product acquisitions.

  • minimal_area (int | str) – Minimal intersection area restricted for a valid co-location. If it is an integer, so it is expressed in square kilometers. If it is a string, so the unit can be expressed as follows: 1600km2 or 1600000000m2.

  • listing (bool) – True if a listing of the co-located_files must be created. Default value is False

  • product_generation (bool) – True if a co-location product must be created. Default value is True

Keyword Arguments:
  • dataset) (- For the first option (comparison between a product and a whole) –

    ds_namestr | None

    Name of the dataset to be compared. Choices can be ‘S1’, ‘RS2’, ‘RCM’, ‘HY2’, ‘ERA5’, ‘WS’, ‘SMOS’, ‘SMAP’.

    input_dsstr | list[str] | None, optional

    Optional. Used if it is needed to compare with a subset of products. This subset can be a subset of product paths or a text file that contains the different paths. If not specified, the default value is None. NOTE: The subset of products must belong to the mission specified in the ds_name argument.

    levelint | None, optional

    When ds_name is SAR, specify the value of the product level. If it is None, get all SAR levels. It is useless to give it a value when ds_name is something other than a SAR (‘S1’, ‘RS2’, ‘RCM’). Values can be 1, 2, or None (default value).

  • products) (- For the second option (comparison between 2) –

    product2_idstr | None

    Path of the product that must be compared with product1.

  • Arguments (Optional) –

  • ------------------

  • listing_filename (str | None, optional) – Name of the listing file that must be created. It is useless to specify one if listing is False. Default value is None.

  • colocation_filename (str | None, optional) – Name of the co-location product that must be created. It is useless to specify one if product_generation is False. Default value is None.

exception UnknownOptionError[source]#

Used to raise errors concerning the 2 arguments subsets given in input of the class GenerateColoc

colocation_filename(intersection)[source]#

Get the filename of the co-location product that must be created

Parameters:

intersection (sar_coloc.ProductIntersection) – intersection between 2 products

Returns:

Filename of the co-location product that must be created

Return type:

str

property compare2products#

Know if the comparison is between 2 products or not

Returns:

True if the comparison is between 2 products

Return type:

bool

fill_colocated_files()[source]#

Fill a dictionary as self.colocated_files with file paths of products from self.comparison_files that can be colocated with self.product1_id. If no products are in self.comparison_files, so self.colocated_files remains with None value.

fill_intersections()[source]#

Fill a dictionary as self.intersections with intersections (sar_coloc.ProductIntersection) between self.product1_id and products that are in self.comparison_files. If no products are in self.comparison_files, so self.intersections remains with None value.

property get_comparison_files#

Get all the files from the specified database that match with the start and stop dates

Returns:

Comparison files.

Return type:

list | None

property has_coloc#

Know if the product self.product1_id has co-located products in self.comparison_files

Returns:

True if the product has co-located products

Return type:

bool

property listing#

Know if a listing must be created

Returns:

True if a listing must be created

Return type:

bool

listing_filename(intersection)[source]#

Get the filename of the listing file that must be created

Parameters:

intersection (sar_coloc.ProductIntersection) – intersection between 2 products

Returns:

Filename of the listing file that must be created

Return type:

str

property minimal_area#

Get minimal intersection area restricted for a valid co-location. Expressed in square kilometers.

Returns:

Minimal area intersection in square kilometers

Return type:

int

property product1_start_date#

Get start date of the product1 considering the delta time

Returns:

Start date of the product1 considering the delta time

Return type:

numpy.datetime64

property product1_stop_date#

Get stop date of the product1 considering the delta time

Returns:

stop date of the product1 considering the delta time

Return type:

numpy.datetime64

product_generation(intersection)[source]#

Know if a co-location product must be created

Returns:

True if a co-location product must be created

Return type:

bool

save_results()[source]#

Save the result listing as a text file, and / or the resulting co-location product as a netcdf file. The creation depends on the value of the attributes self.colocated_files and self.product_generation(intersection) for a specific intersection. Paths where files are written is specified in self.listing_filename(intersection) and self.product_generation(intersection).

class coloc_sat.GetEra5Meta(product_path, product_generation=False)[source]#
property acquisition_type#

Gives the acquisition type (swath, truncated_swath,daily_regular_grid, model_regular_grid)

Returns:

acquisition type

Return type:

str

property dataset#

Getter for the acquisition dataset

Returns:

Acquisition dataset

Return type:

xarray.Dataset

property has_orbited_segmentation#

True if there is orbit segmentation in the dataset

Returns:

Presence or not of an orbit segmentation

Return type:

bool

property latitude_name#

Get the name of the latitude variable in the dataset

Returns:

longitude name

Return type:

str

latitude_name_res(resolution)[source]#

Get the name of the latitude variable in the dataset. For ERA 5, two latitude variable exist : one with a resolution of 0.25; and one with a resolution of 0.5

Parameters:

resolution (float) – Specified resolution for the dimension (dimension must exist in the dataset with the name ‘latitude%s’ % (str(resolution).replace(‘.’, ‘’)) )

Returns:

longitude name

Return type:

str

property longitude_name#

Get the name of the longitude variable in the dataset

Returns:

longitude name

Return type:

str

longitude_name_res(resolution)[source]#

Get the name of the longitude variable in the dataset. For ERA 5, two longitude variable exist : one with a resolution of 0.25; and one with a resolution of 0.5

Parameters:

resolution (float) – Specified resolution for the dimension (dimension must exist in the dataset with the name ‘longitude%s’ % (str(resolution).replace(‘.’, ‘’)) )

Returns:

longitude name

Return type:

str

property mission_name#

Name of the mission (or model)

Returns:

Mission name (ex: SMOS, S1, RS2, RCM, SMAP, HY2, ERA5)

Return type:

str

property necessary_attrs_in_coloc_product#

Get necessary dataset attributes in co-location product

Returns:

Necessary dataset attributes in co-location product

Return type:

list[str]

property orbit_segment_name#

Gives the name of the variable for orbit segmentation in dataset (Ascending / Descending). If value is None, so the orbit hasn’t orbited segmentation

Returns:

Orbit segmentation variable name in the dataset. None if there isn’t one.

Return type:

str | None

reformat_meta()[source]#

Put both resolution of longitude and latitude at the same resolution. The resolution kept is the biggest one.

rename_attrs_in_coloc_product(attr)[source]#

Get the new name of an attribute in co-location products from an original attribute

Parameters:

attr (str) – Attribute from the satellite dataset that needs to be renames for the co-location product.

Returns:

New attribute’s name from the satellite dataset.

Return type:

str

rename_vars_in_coloc(dataset=None)[source]#

Rename variables from a dataset to homogenize the co-location product. If no dataset is explicit, so it is this of self.dataset which is used.

Parameters:

dataset (xarray.Dataset | None) – Dataset on which common vars must be renamed

Returns:

Dataset with homogene variable names

Return type:

xarray.Dataset

property start_date#

Start acquisition time

Returns:

Start time

Return type:

numpy.datetime64

property stop_date#

Stop acquisition time

Returns:

Stop time

Return type:

numpy.datetime64

property time_name#

Get the name of the time variable in the dataset

Returns:

time name

Return type:

str

property unecessary_vars_in_coloc_product#

Get unecessary variables in co-location product

Returns:

Unecessary variables in co-location product

Return type:

list[str]

property wind_name#

Name of an important wind variable in the dataset

Returns:

Wind variable name

Return type:

str

class coloc_sat.GetHy2Meta(product_path, product_generation=False)[source]#
property acquisition_type#

Gives the acquisition type (swath, truncated_swath,daily_regular_grid, model_regular_grid)

Returns:

acquisition type

Return type:

str

property dataset#

Getter for the acquisition dataset

Returns:

Acquisition dataset

Return type:

xarray.Dataset

property has_orbited_segmentation#

True if there is orbit segmentation in the dataset

Returns:

Presence or not of an orbit segmentation

Return type:

bool

property latitude_name#

Get the name of the latitude variable in the dataset

Returns:

latitude name

Return type:

str

property longitude_name#

Get the name of the longitude variable in the dataset

Returns:

longitude name

Return type:

str

property mission_name#

Name of the mission (or model)

Returns:

Mission name (ex: SMOS, S1, RS2, RCM, SMAP, HY2, ERA5)

Return type:

str

property orbit_segment_name#

Gives the name of the variable for orbit segmentation in dataset (Ascending / Descending). If value is None, so the orbit hasn’t orbited segmentation

Returns:

Orbit segmentation variable name in the dataset. None if there isn’t one.

Return type:

str | None

property start_date#

Start acquisition time

Returns:

Start time

Return type:

numpy.datetime64

property stop_date#

Stop acquisition time

Returns:

Stop time

Return type:

numpy.datetime64

property time_name#

Get the name of the time variable in the dataset

Returns:

time name

Return type:

str

class coloc_sat.GetSmosMeta(product_path, product_generation=False)[source]#
property acquisition_type#

Gives the acquisition type (swath, truncated_swath,daily_regular_grid, model_regular_grid)

Returns:

acquisition type

Return type:

str

property dataset#

Getter for the acquisition dataset

Returns:

Acquisition dataset

Return type:

xarray.Dataset

property has_orbited_segmentation#

True if there is orbit segmentation in the dataset

Returns:

Presence or not of an orbit segmentation

Return type:

bool

property latitude_name#

Get the name of the latitude variable in the dataset

Returns:

latitude name

Return type:

str

property longitude_name#

Get the name of the longitude variable in the dataset

Returns:

longitude name

Return type:

str

property mission_name#

RADARSAT-2, RCM, SENTINEL-1, SMOS, SMAP,…)

Returns:

Mission name

Return type:

str

Type:

Get the mission name (ex

property necessary_attrs_in_coloc_product#

Get necessary dataset attributes in co-location product

Returns:

Necessary dataset attributes in co-location product

Return type:

list[str]

property orbit_segment_name#

Gives the name of the variable for orbit segmentation in dataset (Ascending / Descending). If value is None, so the orbit hasn’t orbited segmentation

Returns:

Orbit segmentation variable name in the dataset. None if there isn’t one.

Return type:

str | None

rename_attrs_in_coloc_product(attr)[source]#

Get the new name of an attribute in co-location products from an original attribute

Parameters:

attr (str) – Attribute from the satellite dataset that needs to be renames for the co-location product.

Returns:

New attribute’s name from the satellite dataset.

Return type:

str

rename_vars_in_coloc(dataset=None)[source]#

Rename variables from a dataset to homogenize the co-location product. If no dataset is explicit, so it is this of self.dataset which is used.

Parameters:

dataset (xarray.Dataset | None) – Dataset on which common vars must be renamed

Returns:

Dataset with homogene variable names

Return type:

xarray.Dataset

property start_date#

Start acquisition time

Returns:

Start time

Return type:

numpy.datetime64

property stop_date#

Stop acquisition time

Returns:

Stop time

Return type:

numpy.datetime64

property time_name#

Get the name of the time variable in the dataset

Returns:

time name

Return type:

str

property unecessary_vars_in_coloc_product#

Get unecessary variables in co-location product

Returns:

Unecessary variables in co-location product

Return type:

list[str]

property wind_name#

Name of an important wind variable in the dataset

Returns:

Wind variable name

Return type:

str

class coloc_sat.GetSmapMeta(product_path, product_generation=False)[source]#
property acquisition_type#

Gives the acquisition type (swath, truncated_swath,daily_regular_grid, model_regular_grid)

Returns:

acquisition type

Return type:

str

add_source_reference_attribute(ds=None, attr_name='reference')[source]#

Add the source reference attribute in a SMAP dataset. The name given to this attribute is chosen with the argument attr_name

Parameters:
  • ds (xarray.Dataset | None) – Dataset that contains the SMAP information, in which the source reference attribute must be added.

  • attr_name (str) – Name chosen for the reference attribute.

Returns:

Dataset that contains the source reference attribute

Return type:

xarray.Dataset

property dataset#

Getter for the acquisition dataset

Returns:

Acquisition dataset

Return type:

xarray.Dataset

property day_date#

Get day date from the product name as a datetime

Returns:

  • datetime.datetime

  • Day date of the product

property has_orbited_segmentation#

True if there is orbit segmentation in the dataset

Returns:

Presence or not of an orbit segmentation

Return type:

bool

property latitude_name#

Get the name of the latitude variable in the dataset

Returns:

latitude name

Return type:

str

property longitude_name#

Get the name of the longitude variable in the dataset

Returns:

longitude name

Return type:

str

property minute_name#

Get name of the minute variable in the dataset

Returns:

Minute variable name

Return type:

str

property mission_name#

Name of the mission (or model)

Returns:

Mission name (ex: SMOS, S1, RS2, RCM, SMAP, HY2, ERA5)

Return type:

str

property necessary_attrs_in_coloc_product#

Get necessary dataset attributes in co-location product

Returns:

Necessary dataset attributes in co-location product

Return type:

list[str]

property orbit_segment_name#

Gives the name of the variable for orbit segmentation in dataset (Ascending / Descending). If value is None, so the orbit hasn’t orbited segmentation

Returns:

Orbit segmentation variable name in the dataset. None if there isn’t one.

Return type:

str | None

rename_attrs_in_coloc_product(attr)[source]#

Get the new name of an attribute in co-location products from an original attribute

Parameters:

attr (str) – Attribute from the satellite dataset that needs to be renames for the co-location product.

Returns:

New attribute’s name from the satellite dataset.

Return type:

str

rename_vars_in_coloc(dataset=None)[source]#

Rename variables from a dataset to homogenize the co-location product. If no dataset is explicit, so it is this of self.dataset which is used.

Parameters:

dataset (xarray.Dataset | None) – Dataset on which common vars must be renamed

Returns:

Dataset with homogene variable names

Return type:

xarray.Dataset

property start_date#

Start acquisition time

Returns:

Start time

Return type:

numpy.datetime64

property stop_date#

Stop acquisition time

Returns:

Stop time

Return type:

numpy.datetime64

property time_name#

Get the name of the time variable in the dataset

Returns:

time name

Return type:

str

property unecessary_vars_in_coloc_product#

Get unecessary variables in co-location product

Returns:

Unecessary variables in co-location product

Return type:

list[str]

property wind_name#

Name of an important wind variable in the dataset

Returns:

Wind variable name

Return type:

str

class coloc_sat.GetSarMeta(product_path, product_generation=False)[source]#
exception WrongProductTypeError[source]#

Used for raising Exceptions when a function / property is called whereas it wasn’t created for the specified type (Level 2 / Level 1)

property acquisition_type#

Gives the acquisition type (swath, truncated_swath,daily_regular_grid, model_regular_grid)

Returns:

acquisition type

Return type:

str

property dataset#

Getter for SAR dataset. NOTE: A SAR can be a L2 or a L1. This getter will be used in intersection functions. The choice has been made to use L1 only for listings (so we only need the footprint), and use L2 for co-location product. The dataset is needed only to create co-location product, so it is an alias of self._l2_info.

Returns:

L2 SAR dataset

Return type:

xarray.Dataset

datatree(ds_name)[source]#

For a level 1 product, getter for the datatree located in the metadata. Contains the main useful information

Parameters:

ds_name (str) – dataset_name (look into OpenSar._l1_info[‘dataset_names’]) for available ones.

Returns:

Main metadata information

Return type:

datatree.DataTree

See also

OpenSar._l1_info[‘dataset_names’]

fill_dataset_names()[source]#

For a level 1 product, if it is a multi dataset, fills in a dictionary (OpenSar._l1_info) the name of the sub-datasets

fill_footprints()[source]#

For a level 1 product, if it is a multi dataset, fills in a dictionary (OpenSar._l1_info) the footprint of sub-datasets

fill_submeta()[source]#

For a level 1 product, if it is a multi dataset, fills in a dictionary (OpenSar._l1_info) the metadata of sub-datasets

fill_times()[source]#

For a level 1 product, if it is a multi dataset, fills in a dictionary (OpenSar._l1_info) the start/stop time of sub-datasets

property footprint#

Get footprint of the product

Returns:

Footprint Polygon

Return type:

shapely.geometry.polygon.Polygon

property has_orbited_segmentation#

True if there is orbit segmentation in the dataset

Returns:

Presence or not of an orbit segmentation

Return type:

bool

property is_safe#

Know if a product is a Level 1 or Level 2. True if Level one

Returns:

True if SAR product is a level 1

Return type:

bool

property latitude_name#

Get the name of the latitude variable in the dataset

Returns:

latitude name

Return type:

str

property longitude_name#

Get the name of the longitude variable in the dataset

Returns:

longitude name

Return type:

str

property mission_name#

RADARSAT-2, RCM, SENTINEL-1)

Returns:

Mission name

Return type:

str

See also

None

Type:

From the product_name, get the mission name (ex

property multidataset#

Express if a product is a multi dataset or not.

Returns:

Express if it is a multi dataset

Return type:

bool

property necessary_attrs_in_coloc_product#

Get necessary dataset attributes in co-location product

Returns:

Necessary dataset attributes in co-location product

Return type:

list[str]

property orbit_segment_name#

Gives the name of the variable for orbit segmentation in dataset (Ascending / Descending). If value is None, so the orbit hasn’t orbited segmentation

Returns:

Orbit segmentation variable name in the dataset. None if there isn’t one.

Return type:

str | None

rename_attrs_in_coloc_product(attr)[source]#

Get the new name of an attribute in co-location products from an original attribute

Parameters:

attr (str) – Attribute from the satellite dataset that needs to be renames for the co-location product.

Returns:

New attribute’s name from the satellite dataset.

Return type:

str

property start_date#

Start acquisition date

Returns:

Start date

Return type:

numpy.datetime64

property stop_date#

Stop acquisition date

Returns:

Stop date

Return type:

numpy.datetime64

property time_name#

Get the name of the time variable in the dataset

Returns:

time name

Return type:

str

property unecessary_vars_in_coloc_product#

Get unecessary variables in co-location product

Returns:

Unecessary variables in co-location product

Return type:

list[str]

property wind_name#

Name of an important wind variable in the dataset

Returns:

Wind variable name

Return type:

str

class coloc_sat.GetWindSatMeta(product_path, product_generation=False)[source]#
property acquisition_type#

Gives the acquisition type (swath, truncated_swath,daily_regular_grid, model_regular_grid)

Returns:

acquisition type

Return type:

str

property dataset#

Getter for the acquisition dataset

Returns:

Acquisition dataset

Return type:

xarray.Dataset

property day_date#

Get day date from the product name as a datetime

Returns:

  • datetime.datetime

  • Day date of the product

property has_orbited_segmentation#

True if there is orbit segmentation in the dataset

Returns:

Presence or not of an orbit segmentation

Return type:

bool

property latitude_name#

Get the name of the latitude variable in the dataset

Returns:

latitude name

Return type:

str

property longitude_name#

Get the name of the longitude variable in the dataset

Returns:

longitude name

Return type:

str

property minute_name#

Get name of the minute variable in the dataset

Returns:

Minute variable name

Return type:

str

property mission_name#

RADARSAT-2, RCM, SENTINEL-1, SMOS, SMAP,…)

Returns:

Mission name

Return type:

str

Type:

Get the mission name (ex

property necessary_attrs_in_coloc_product#

Get necessary dataset attributes in co-location product

Returns:

Necessary dataset attributes in co-location product

Return type:

list[str]

property orbit_segment_name#

Gives the name of the variable for orbit segmentation in dataset (Ascending / Descending). If value is None, so the orbit hasn’t orbited segmentation

Returns:

Orbit segmentation variable name in the dataset. None if there isn’t one.

Return type:

str | None

rename_attrs_in_coloc_product(attr)[source]#

Get the new name of an attribute in co-location products from an original attribute

Parameters:

attr (str) – Attribute from the satellite dataset that needs to be renames for the co-location product.

Returns:

New attribute’s name from the satellite dataset.

Return type:

str

rename_vars_in_coloc(dataset=None)[source]#

Rename variables from a dataset to homogenize the co-location product. If no dataset is explicit, so it is this of self.dataset which is used.

Parameters:

dataset (xarray.Dataset | None) – Dataset on which common vars must be renamed

Returns:

Dataset with homogene variable names

Return type:

xarray.Dataset

property start_date#

Start acquisition time

Returns:

Start time

Return type:

numpy.datetime64

property stop_date#

Stop acquisition time

Returns:

Stop time

Return type:

numpy.datetime64

property time_name#

Get the name of the time variable in the dataset

Returns:

time name

Return type:

str

property unecessary_vars_in_coloc_product#

Get unecessary variables in co-location product

Returns:

Unecessary variables in co-location product

Return type:

list[str]

property wind_name#

Name of an important wind variable in the dataset

Returns:

Wind variable name

Return type:

str

class coloc_sat.ProductIntersection(meta1, meta2, delta_time=60, minimal_area=1600, product_generation=True)[source]#
property coloc_product_datasets#

Get the final co-located product dataset.

Notes:
  • This method also populates the common zone datasets in the self.common_zone_datasets attribute when they do not exist yet.

  • It also populates the resampled datasets in the self.resampled_datasets attribute when they do not exist yet.

  • It also formats the datasets (variable and attribute names + adds new attributes).

  • Finally, it stores the result in self.colocation_product.

Returns:#

Dict[str, xarray.Dataset]

Final co-located product datasets.

property coloc_resample#

Resample 2 satellite datasets from self.meta1`and `self.meta2. If a dataset exists in self._datasets (it means that a meta dataset has been intersected temporally and spatially), so this one is chosen. Notes : it uses rasterio.reproject_match with a bi-linear resampling.

Returns:

Two first values of the dictionary are resampled datasets from meta1 and meta 2. Last value is a string that precise which dataset of both has been reprojected.

Return type:

Dict[str, Union[xarray.Dataset, str]]

fill_common_zone_datasets()[source]#

Fills common zone datasets in the attribute self.common_zone_datasets

fill_resampled_datasets()[source]#

Fills resampled datasets in the attribute self.resampled_datasets

format_datasets()[source]#

Apply vars and attributes renaming to prepare common zone datasets for the co-location product and add missing attributes

Returns:

Formatted common zone datasets

Return type:

Dict[str, xarray.Dataset]

property get_common_zone#

Search for common zone between two resampled datasets (located in self.resampled_datasets); and put these two dataset in this common zone.

Returns:

Resampled datasets located in a common zone (longitude and latitude).

Return type:

xarray.Dataset, xarray.Dataset

property has_intersection#

Property that verifies if there is an intersection between 2 products.

Returns:

True if 2 products are co-located.

Return type:

bool

intersection_drg_drg()[source]#

Method that verifies if there is an intersection between 2 daily regular grid products. This method can fill attributes like self._datasets (with the datasets after temporal and spatial intersection) and self._common_footprint.

Returns:

True if there is an intersection (so if the products are co-located)

Return type:

bool

intersection_drg_non_truncated_swath()[source]#

Method that verifies if there is an intersection between a daily regular grid product and a non-truncated swath. This method can fill attributes like self._datasets (with the datasets after temporal and spatial intersection) and self._common_footprint.

Returns:

True if there is an intersection (so if the products are co-located)

Return type:

bool

intersection_drg_truncated_swath()[source]#

Method that verifies if there is an intersection between a daily regular grid product and a truncated swath. This method can fill attributes like self._datasets (with the datasets after temporal and spatial intersection) and self._common_footprint.

Returns:

True if there is an intersection (so if the products are co-located)

Return type:

bool

intersection_non_truncated_swath_non_truncated_swath()[source]#

Method that verifies if there is an intersection between 2 non-truncated swath products. This method can fill attributes like self._datasets (with the datasets after temporal and spatial intersection) and self._common_footprint.

Returns:

True if there is an intersection (so if the products are co-located)

Return type:

bool

intersection_swath_truncated_swath()[source]#

Method that verifies if there is an intersection between a truncated swath product and a non-truncated swath. This method can fill attributes like self._datasets (with the datasets after temporal and spatial intersection) and self._common_footprint.

Returns:

True if there is an intersection (so if the products are co-located)

Return type:

bool

intersection_with_model()[source]#

Method that verifies if there is an intersection between a product and a model (ERA 5 for example). This method can fill attributes like self._datasets (with the datasets after temporal and spatial intersection) and self._common_footprint.

Returns:

True if there is an intersection (so if the products are co-located)

Return type:

bool

property merge_datasets#

Merge 2 formatted common zones datasets in an only dataset

Returns:

2 formatted common zones datasets merged

Return type:

xr.Dataset

property meta1#

Getter of the first metaobject.

property meta2#

Getter of the second metaobject.