Configuration problem with the 8 band planet imagery

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1

Hi,

We are trying to create a new BYOC collection for 8-band planet imagery but getting an error as bad request as below. We think it could be a problem due to wrongly configured data_mask. Please help.

{
“error”: {
“status”: 400,
“reason”: “Bad Request”,
“message”: “Band mismatch. Ordered [band ‘blue’ (source = ‘image’, bandIndex = 2 and bitDepth = 16), band ‘clear’ (source = ‘udm2’, bandIndex = 1 and bitDepth = 8), band ‘cloud’ (source = ‘udm2’, bandIndex = 6 and bitDepth = 8), band ‘coastal_blue’ (source = ‘image’, bandIndex = 1 and bitDepth = 16), band ‘confidence’ (source = ‘udm2’, bandIndex = 7 and bitDepth = 8), band ‘green’ (source = ‘image’, bandIndex = 4 and bitDepth = 16), band ‘green_i’ (source = ‘image’, bandIndex = 3 and bitDepth = 16), band ‘haze_heavy’ (source = ‘udm2’, bandIndex = 5 and bitDepth = 8), band ‘haze_light’ (source = ‘udm2’, bandIndex = 4 and bitDepth = 8), band ‘nir’ (source = ‘image’, bandIndex = 8 and bitDepth = 16), band ‘red’ (source = ‘image’, bandIndex = 6 and bitDepth = 16), band ‘rededge’ (source = ‘image’, bandIndex = 7 and bitDepth = 16), band ‘shadow’ (source = ‘udm2’, bandIndex = 3 and bitDepth = 8), band ‘snow’ (source = ‘udm2’, bandIndex = 2 and bitDepth = 8), band ‘udm1’ (source = ‘udm2’, bandIndex = 8 and bitDepth = 8), band ‘yellow’ (source = ‘image’, bandIndex = 5 and bitDepth = 16)] but collection contains [band ‘blue’ (source = ‘image’, bandIndex = 2 and bitDepth = 16), band ‘clear’ (source = ‘udm2’, bandIndex = 1 and bitDepth = 8), band ‘cloud’ (source = ‘udm2’, bandIndex = 6 and bitDepth = 8), band ‘coastal_blue’ (source = ‘image’, bandIndex = 1 and bitDepth = 16), band ‘confidence’ (source = ‘udm2’, bandIndex = 7 and bitDepth = 8), band ‘data_mask’ (source = ‘data_mask’, bandIndex = 9 and bitDepth = 8), band ‘green’ (source = ‘image’, bandIndex = 4 and bitDepth = 16), band ‘green_i’ (source = ‘image’, bandIndex = 3 and bitDepth = 16), band ‘haze_heavy’ (source = ‘udm2’, bandIndex = 5 and bitDepth = 8), band ‘haze_light’ (source = ‘udm2’, bandIndex = 4 and bitDepth = 8), band ‘nir’ (source = ‘image’, bandIndex = 8 and bitDepth = 16), band ‘red’ (source = ‘image’, bandIndex = 6 and bitDepth = 16), band ‘rededge’ (source = ‘image’, bandIndex = 7 and bitDepth = 16), band ‘shadow’ (source = ‘udm2’, bandIndex = 3 and bitDepth = 8), band ‘snow’ (source = ‘udm2’, bandIndex = 2 and bitDepth = 8), band ‘udm1’ (source = ‘udm2’, bandIndex = 8 and bitDepth = 8), band ‘yellow’ (source = ‘image’, bandIndex = 5 and bitDepth = 16)]”,
“code”: “COMMON_BAD_PAYLOAD”
}
}

Thanks,
James

2

Hi,

if I understand correctly, you are trying to create a new order or subscription and ingest the data into an existing BYOC collection. As the error message says, the collection is not compatible because it contains an extra band “data_mask”. We recommend to either use another, compatible collection, or to create the order/subscription without a collectionId so that a new collection will be created (which can be later reused for other orders/subscriptions).

It is also possible to use the BYOC API to delete the data_mask band from the collection. However, I suspect this collection was created in error and contains no ingested tiles, so is best deleted.

3

we have just created this new collection because our team need an extra band(data_mask) in the 8band. we tried the old but the old one didn’t allow us to add an extra band so had to create a new one.

4

Please could you help to understand how to configure the data_mask?

5

The bands of the data you are ordering/subscribing to cannot be customized (beyond choosing 4-band vs 8-band), so the collection cannot have the data_mask band.

Nevertheless, when you use the data (in Process API, Statistical API etc), the dataMask band will be available (see documentation). This band is not stored explicitly as a raster and therefore not listed among the BYOC collection’s bands.

6

Check your data_mask configuration and make sure it matches the collection setup. Double-check the band ordering too.