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End-User documentation: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-fM5HlbPDCUfgD0Pl0ws9lWq35sp6Zeg6h0rE0wt1Nc/edit

Stand-alone BOS SARcat Scraper CLI tool

Instructions for installation can be found in the public repo: https://github.com/aria-jpl/bos_sarcat_scraper

  • This queries BOS and outputs the result set in JSON format

    • Inputs

      • start / end time

      • OR

      • Since last ingest time on BOS

    • Spatial Extent

    • Sorting - Sort By and Sorting order

  • Usage:

    Code Block
    languagebash
    bos_sarcat_scraper -h
    usage: bos_sarcat_scrapper [-h] [-from FROMTIME]
                               [--fromBosIngestTime FROMBOSINGESTTIME]
                               [-to TOTIME] [--spatialExtent SPATIALEXTENT]
                               [--sortBy SORTBY] [--sort SORT]
    
    Query BOS SarCat for acquisitions.
    
    optional arguments:
      -h, --help            show this help message and exit
      -from FROMTIME, --fromTime FROMTIME
                            specify the temporal start point in format , to get
                            acquisitions starting after the given timestamp in the
                            format yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss.sss
      --fromBosIngestTime FROMBOSINGESTTIME
                            provide date and time in format , to get acquisitions
                            acquired by BOS after the given timestamp in the
                            format yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss.sss
      -to TOTIME, --toTime TOTIME
                            specify the temporal end point in format , to get
                            acquisitions ending before the given timestamp in the
                            format yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss.sss
      --spatialExtent SPATIALEXTENT
                            specify the area of interest in GeoJSON format
      --sortBy SORTBY       type "start_time" , "stop_time" or "bos_ingest" to
                            sort results by field
      --sort SORT           type "asc" or "des" to get results in ascending or
                            descending order of time respectively. If sortBy is
                            specified but sort is not, then defaults to ascending

Platforms

Data from the following platforms are available:

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