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Version 11 is here! Upgrade now and explore what’s new!

We’re pleased to announce the release of the latest SNAP version, packed with new features and improvements based on your feedback. Here’s what’s new in SNAP 11:

New Functions:

  • Support PRISMA Data
  • Support ECOSTRESS products / support map projection of ECOSTRESS products
  • Support PACE OCI data
  • Support SL FRP data of processing baseline FRP_NTC.004.07.00
  • Add support for STAC+COG formatted products
  • EnMAP reader – support *.tar and *.gz compression
  • Update OLCI L1b product format
  • Update S3 SYN AOD product format
  • Update S3 SYN VGT product
  • Update RapidEye Reader L1 to run on AARCH-64 MacOS
  • Open zipped S3 and S5 products
  • Introduce band groups – the user can now create its own band groups using the new Band Groups manager
  • Enable JBlas for AARCH-64 MacOS

Corrections and Improvements:

  • Performance Optimizations:

    • Biophysical and S2 Resampling improvements: The user can now select the list of bands to be resampled with the S2 Resampling operator. If needed, the Biophysical Processor S2 will automatically apply S2 resampling operator on the required bands.
    • Improved performance for S1 reader

  • Bug Fixes: Addressed issues with GDAL reader & writer, Product Library errors, S1 terrain correction issues etc.

For the complete list of improvements and fixes, please check the Public Roadmap and Changelog.
Download the latest version now and see how these updates can help you achieve more.

Note: Due to a technical restriction in the installation procedure of the latest SNAP version 11, the esa_snappy plugin is not automatically installed. Instead, in SNAP 11 it must be installed like an external plugin via the Plugin Manager in SNAP Desktop. The steps are detailed in Installation of the esa_snappy plugin.

Thank you for choosing SNAP!

The SNAP Team

Version 11 is here! Upgrade now and explore what’s new!

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  1. First of all, congratulation for the release. Great that we have a new release.

    :partying_face::tada:

    Of course, I imediately installed it and noticed that snappy cannot be configured anymore during the installation.

    And the snappy-conf.bat fails with the message:
    Unrecognized option --snappy

    > snappy-conf.bat C:\Users\marco\PycharmProjects\sentinel2_superresolution\venv\Scripts\python.exe

The launcher has determined that the parent process has a console and will reuse it for its own console output.
Closing the console will result in termination of the running program.
Use '--console suppress' to suppress console output.
Use '--console new' to create a separate console window.
WARNING: An illegal reflective access operation has occurred
WARNING: Illegal reflective access by org.netbeans.ProxyURLStreamHandlerFactory (file:/C:/Program%20Files/esa-snap/platform/lib/boot.jar) to field java.net.URL.handler
WARNING: Please consider reporting this to the maintainers of org.netbeans.ProxyURLStreamHandlerFactory
WARNING: Use --illegal-access=warn to enable warnings of further illegal reflective access operations
WARNING: All illegal access operations will be denied in a future release
Unrecognized option --snappy

    I haven’t found any note in the changelog about it. What is now the way to install snappy?

  2. Sorry, found another issue.

    In the changelog it is said that now pixelRegion and geometryRegion can be used. (SNAP-3715 Allow subset region (geometry or pixel) from GPT)
    But how? The help page has not been updated and when invoking gpt -h from the command line the same help is printed. The CommandLineUsage.txt has not been updated.

    I guess it is intended like
    -PpixelRegion=<value> and
    -PgeometryRegion=<value>

    Can’t this interfere with parameters of some operators?

  3. Okay, after installing esa-snappy plugin the snappy-config script works.
    But I think the missing configuration option in the installer leaves peopled puzzled behind.

    But I have two more things to report:

    SRM-112 The toolbox shall support STAC+COG formatted products (btw. the SRM links are private to the team)
    But there is no help for it and no item in the import menu. How must the files be formatted to be read?

    It is said that help for the InSAR Stack help has been added. But the pages are empty.

  4. Thank you Marco,

    I updated the original post and added a note regarding the configuration of esa-snappy

  5. Examples:

    → Directly for an operator:​

    gpt NdviOp -PgeometryRegion=“POLYGON ((24.066081 44.512176, 24.066081 44.727223, 24.428678 44.727223, 24.428678 44.512176, 24.066081 44.512176))” -Ssource=<source_product> -f GeoTIFF -t ​

    ​*-> Using a graph:​*

    gpt E:\ndvi_savi_subset_read.xml -PgeometryRegion=“POLYGON ((24.066081 44.512176, 24.066081 44.727223, 24.428678 44.727223, 24.428678 44.512176, 24.066081 44.512176))” -Ssource=​

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