diff --git a/enpt/options/config.py b/enpt/options/config.py index b9671cce5b0997939acc1dee16dffbb26aa0bbb2..c5d391510f92688cee7d572ae6853baa448520bd 100644 --- a/enpt/options/config.py +++ b/enpt/options/config.py @@ -233,9 +233,10 @@ class EnPTConfig(object): :key output_interleave: raster data interleaving type (default: 'pixel') - - 'band': band-sequential (BSQ), - - 'line': data interleaved-by-line (BIL; only usable for ENVI output format), - - 'pixel' data interleaved-by-pixel (BIP) + + - 'band': band-sequential (BSQ), + - 'line': data interleaved-by-line (BIL; only usable for ENVI output format), + - 'pixel' data interleaved-by-pixel (BIP) :key output_nodata_value: output no-data/background value (should be within the integer 16-bit range, default: -32768) @@ -284,11 +285,12 @@ class EnPTConfig(object): :key mode_ac: 3 modes to determine which atmospheric correction is applied at which surfaces (default: land): - - 'land': SICOR (developed for land surfaces is applied to land AND water surfaces - - 'water': POLYMER (developed for water surfaces) is applied to water only - (land surfaces are no included in the L2A product) - - 'combined': SICOR is applied to land and POLYMER is applied to water surfaces; - NOTE that this may result in edge effects, e.g., at coastlines + + - 'land': SICOR (developed for land surfaces is applied to land AND water surfaces + - 'water': POLYMER (developed for water surfaces) is applied to water only + (land surfaces are no included in the L2A product) + - 'combined': SICOR is applied to land and POLYMER is applied to water surfaces; + NOTE that this may result in edge effects, e.g., at coastlines :key polymer_additional_results: Enable the generation of additional results when running ACwater/POLYMER (default: True) @@ -301,9 +303,10 @@ class EnPTConfig(object): :key threads: number of threads for multiprocessing of blocks (see bellow): - - 'threads = 0': for single thread - - 'threads < 0': for as many threads as there are CPUs - - 'threads > 0': gives the number of threads + + - 'threads = 0': for single thread + - 'threads < 0': for as many threads as there are CPUs + - 'threads > 0': gives the number of threads :key blocksize: block size for multiprocessing