No success with the new suggestions, I have tried FireFox, Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. I renamed the file ‘test’, still receiving the same error on all items.
Above is the link and screenshot of the information I fill in for download.
thanks for the link. I had a look at the data you are trying to download and could download it without the problem you describe. It’s therefore very likely that it’s some issue/settings on your side. Two more things you could try:
change the default download folder of your browser
Having tried these new changes, I can now extract with no error, however, the resolution is too coarse and so there is something a miss when being downloaded. This should be 50cm resolution in PAN raw and at 1:10,000 in ArcGIS, you can see the resolution is very inaccurate. The same occurs when I import the Pansharpened image.
Is there a possibility that Sentinel Hub can share the downloaded attachments for all the images I recently ordered, directly, or is there an alternative method to get the images? Access to these images is time sensitive and I really appreciate your support in my enquiry.
you can see the resolution you are downloading the data in amongst the settings (below the selected Coordinate system). If you download a bigger area EO Browser adjusts the resolution to be within the SH limits of 2500*2500.
To download the data with EO Browser in the original resolution you have to download a smaller extend.
As you are probably interested in the whole area, I recommend you to take a look at our new API that let’s you download the original data directly. You can read everything about this new feature here.
Best,
Daniel
PS: Alternatively our batch processing API offers large area download (for Batch processing you need an Enterprise subscription).
I can locate guidance on Request Builders and Postman in the, Third-Party-Data-Import.pdf, but not for Python coding.
I am new to this process and also new to coding, but I have a little training Python, in the future I would be interested in understanding how you can download the data through Python Scripts. Is there previous scripting that you can guide me too?
To get to your data you need to follow those steps.
Get deliver ID
You get the delivery IDs returned (as id) by the service when making a get request to the https://services.sentinel-hub.com/api/v1/dataimport/orders/{orderId}/deliveries endpoint.
Retrieve file names
You make another request to the https://services.sentinel-hub.com/api/v1/dataimport/orders/{orderId}/deliveries/{deliveryId}/files endpoint which will list you all the files belonging on the deliveryId specified in the request. You now need to identify the file you want to download. Usually the data you are interested (reflectance values) is in a file with the .JP2 or .tif extension).
Download data
Now that you have the filePath you can download the data from the https://services.sentinel-hub.com/api/v1/dataimport/orders/{orderId}/deliveries/{deliveryId}/files/{filePath} endpoint. When you save the request results make sure you give the saved data the same file extension as downloaded.
*if you have problems identifying the correct file, you can also download the whole zipped archive and inspect all the files. In that case you have to first request creation of the delivery archive (here)) and afterwards download it (here)
I would say this doesn’t require coding and all of it can be done in Postman (or any other tool that let’s you send get requests).
Best,
Daniel
PS: You will need to be authenticated in order to do the request. You can read how to set up your authentication in the chapter 3.2.1 Authentication here.
Would it be possible to arrange a short video call to go through the new API service to download original data and share my screen and go through the process?
this kind of direct support is outside of what we can offer here in the forum.
The errors you share (4xx) indicate that there is something wrong with your request. I recommend you check again carefully the URLs and make sure that you are authenticated. As the 1ste request worked, you should be very close towards the correct solution. Make sure that you use in step 2 the “id” and not the “productID” both returned in step 1.
It might also help if you post the full error message here and someone might be able to help you.
I have now been able to complete step 1 for my first image:
Get deliver ID
You get the delivery IDs returned (as id) by the service when making a get request to the https://services.sentinel-hub.com/api/v1/dataimport/orders/{orderId}/deliveries endpoint.
This was the outcome:
(Please see image to follow as I cannot attach too many at once)
I then took the id from this process and created a variable called delivery_id1, for the first image I then ran step 2 with the order_id1 and delivery_id1 in the link you provided here: Retrieve file names
You make another request to the https://services.sentinel-hub.com/api/v1/dataimport/orders/{orderId}/deliveries/{deliveryId}/files
Then I get an error again:
(Please see image to follow as I cannot attach too many at once)
If you can advise that would be greatly appreciated.
I could also see that in your request for the delivery_id you have 3x the closing waved brackets in the URL. I suggest you remove one and check that the variable are linked correctly and then try again.
Best,
Daniel
PS: For a test, you could try to work without variables and using the id’s directly within the URL.
Removing the bracket solved the problem. The files are linked correctly with the variables, and I opted for this method as I was not having success with the id’s directly in the URL.
I have now managed to see the files in the delivery id:
From the list all files are kmz, xml, gml, jpeg format. I cannot identify any GeoTIFF files that are georeferenced, which is the format I need. You mentioned I could request the archive to see and explore all files, I used this request (see next image) received the following error?
“error”: {
"status": 405,
"reason": "Method Not Allowed",
"message": "HTTP 405 Method Not Allowed",
"code": "COMMON_METHOD_NOT_ALLOWED"
Please can you advise on what the file names for the raw b0, raw b1, raw b2, raw b3 and true colour and true colour pansharpened georeferenced files would be denoted as in the list? Or any guidance on how I can move forward with requesting an archive?
From the listed files I assume you want to download Airbus Spot data. Airbus delivers the image with the data not as geotif but as JP2 file (file 11 in your request response). The JP2 file is also georeferenced and the one you are looking for.
If you want to try the way via the archive you need to be attentive about the request type. The request to create an archive expects a “post” request and not like you have in your screenshot a “get”. In Postman you can select the request type in the dropdown in front of the URL).
@pennyjclarke For even easier use, we now included the TPDI download option in our SH dashboard where you can download single files, request and download the zipped archive all via a simple graphical user interface (see screenshot).
I just wanted to say thank you for your time throughout all my questions, your support is greatly appreciated. Using the SH dashboard, I have been able to download the data. I wanted to ask if there is guidance online as to what each of the files are in the zipped archive? I have identified the PAN and MUL image and pan sharpened them in ArcGIS, but is the archive supposed to include the pansharpened true colour image seen in EO Browser?
I also wanted to confirm if you can provide guidance on the image properties for images displayed in the EO Browser. The quality of the image downloaded even once in ArcGIS and after applying PAN sharpening, do not appear as sharp as in EO Browser. Thank you for your advice.
Although I did not in the end need to continue with the postman process to get the imagery, I managed to get as far as creating and requesting an archive. The archive request would run and a time would run in the body as though it was retrieving the data and then it would stop stop and a file did not appear or I could not see how you then download. If I ran an archive status, it suggests the request was done. I know I no longer require this method, but it would be great to understand how to use this for future reference. The below image shows the screen after the request is ran.
happy to hear that you managed to download and use the data as intended!
The archive is not supposed to include the pansharpened true colour image from EO Browser as this is a derived product (mix of different bands). See our custom script page here for an example of how to combine the rgb and the pan band to come to one possible! pansharpened true colour image. If you tweak your bands the same way in ArcGIS you will get the same visualization as in EO Browser.
Regarding your question about the zipped archive: Make sure you first request zipping of the archive and then to request the zipped archive (as you did on the screenshot) and save the results.
