The s1etad Python package provides tools for easy access to
Sentinel-1 Extended Timing Annotation Datasets.
The current version of the package is based on the Product Format Specification Document (ETAD-DLR-PS-0014) Issue 1.12.
Main features provided are:
- open and navigate all the S1-ETAD elements:
- product (
Sentinel1Etadclass) - swaths (
Sentinel1EtadSwathclass) - bursts (
Sentinel1EtadBurstclass)
- product (
- inspect metadata
- perform queries on bursts (by time, swath name, product name or any
combination) using the
Sentinel1Etad.burst_catalogue - easy iteration
- read corrections
- perform correction mosaic: de-bursting and swath stitching (a basic algorithm is currently implemented)
- get footprints
- generate simple KML files of the product
- integration with Jupyter environments
| download: | https://pypi.org/project/s1etad |
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| documentation: | latest, stable |
| sources: | https://github.com/s1tools/s1-etad |
| issues: | https://github.com/s1tools/s1-etad/issues |
| conda package: | https://anaconda.org/avalentino/s1etad |
To install the s1etad package simply run the following command:
$ python3 -m pip install s1etad[kmz,cli]
In conda environments:
$ conda install -c avalentino -c conda-forge s1etad
| copyright: | 2020-2025 Nuno Mirada, Antonio Valentino |
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The s1etad package is distributed under the terms of the MIT License.
See LICENSE.txt for mare details.