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l1r_export_geotiff=True
l2t_export_geotiff=True
l2r_export_geotiff=True
l2w_export_geotiff=True
Experimental support to do this reprojection automatically is however included in ACOLITE since early 2022, including the 20220222 binary release. This functionality is experimental and to be used at your own risk. Data can be warped to a specified projection with latitude and longitude limits, through a 4 element S,W,N,E region of interest box. If no EPSG projection code is specified, the most appropriate UTM zone will be selected. The pyresample package is used for the reprojection, using a bilinear interpolation by default. For Sentinel-3 the latitude and longitude tie point grids are interpolated to get a per pixel geolocation, which is then used as input to the reprojection scheme. This option can be enabled by providing a output_projection_limit (replace S,W,N,E by the bounding box in decimal latitude and longitude) and by setting output_projection:
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output_projection_limit=S,W,N,E
output_projection=True
Update 2022-07-06:
It is no longer required to provide output_projection_limit or limit. If none are provided, the projection extent will then be determined from the NetCDF lat and lon datasets. For consistent results using an output_projection_limit is still recommended. It is now also possible to reproject the file before performing the atmospheric correction, by setting reproject_before_ac:
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reproject_before_ac=True
output_projection=True
At larger view angles, the pyresample output may produce some holes in the data.