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Introduction

The system can be accessed by the users via internet, using a web navigator (browser) at: https://coastal-tep.eo.esa.int/geobrowser/.

The system’s compatibility has been successfully tested on Windows (8, 10), Linux (Ubuntu 14.x, 16.x) and MacOS X (Yosemite, El Capitan) platforms, using Mozilla Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Microsoft Edge and Opera. Internet Explorer users can also use the application but some errors might occur. Minimum required resolution for system use is 1024x768. The browsers should apriori be set to allow the pop-up windows, JavaScript scripts running and cascade style display (CSS).

The tutorial aims to teach the users how to use the CTEP GeoBrowser through different cases. It is divided into 3 parts :

  • How to access CTEP GeoBrowser and navigate
  • How to use Sen2Cor processor (create Sentinel-2 Level 2A products from Level 1C input data)
  • How to upload and run your own job

Part 1 - Access CTEP GeoBrowser and navigate

  1. Open a web browser and insert the following URL: https://coastal-tep.eo.esa.int/geobrowser/. The result should be similar with the image below. im1

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  1. Zoom to Mediterranean Sea using the “Zoom to” control from the toolbar. im2 The result should be similar with the image below. im3
  2. Further zoom to the Adriatic Sea (click and drag a rectangle defining the area on which to zoom in) and further to Venice. im4 The result should be similar with the image below. im5
  3. Select a rectangular area of interest in Venice area (Click on “Rectangular” option from the “Area of interest” menu and draw an rectangle on the map covering the area of interest). im6 The result should be similar with the image below. im7
  4. Open the Catalogue panel by clicking on the Catalogue icon on the left screen side panel bar. im8 The result should be similar with the image below. im9
  5. Re-center the map to better display the selected area of interested. im10
  6. Choose a dataset in the collection. Here Sentinel-2. im11
  7. Select 20.01.2016 as starting date. im12
  8. Select 22.01.2016 as a end date. im13
  9. Click on the Search button. im14
  10. The Sentinel-2 products that match the search criteria’s are listed in the Catalogue panel. The product footprints are displayed on the map. im15
  11. The results of the query are now in the left side of the bottom panel. (The footprints are highlighted with green when the mouse is over the list in the left and with blue for the checked products). Select a product (centered on Venice in this example). im16
  12. Add the selected product to “My data” section by clicking on the “+ Add to My Data” icon. im17 The selected product is now located in your data in the right part of the bottom panel. im18
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