Command-line Utilities¶

Description of the command-line utilities which help accomplish a variety of tasks.

Convert to SICD format¶

This can be accomplished using a command-line utility as

>>> python -m sarpy.utils.convert_to_sicd <input file> <output directory>

For a basic help, check

>>> python -m sarpy.utils.convert_to_sicd --help

This can be accomplished using a command-line utility as

>>> python -m sarpy.utils.chip_sicd <input file> <output directory>

For a basic help, check

>>> python -m sarpy.utils.chip_sicd --help

This can be accomplished using a command-line utility as

>>> python -m sarpy.utils.create_product <input file> <output directory>

For a basic help, check

>>> python -m sarpy.utils.create_product --help

This can be accomplished using a command-line utility as

>>> python -m sarpy.utils.create_kmz <input file> <output directory> -v

For a basic help on the command-line, check

>>> python -m sarpy.utils.create_kmz --help

To dump the CPHD header and metadata structure from the command-line

>>> python -m sarpy.utils.cphd_utils <path to cphd file>

For a basic help on the command-line, check

>>> python -m sarpy.utils.cphd_utils --help

To dump NITF header information to a text file from the command-line

>>> python -m sarpy.utils.nitf_utils <path to nitf file>

For a basic help on the command-line, check

>>> python -m sarpy.utils.nitf_utils --help

This can be accomplished using a command-line utility as

>>> python -m sarpy.utils.nominal_sicd_noise <input file> <output directory>

For a basic help, check

>>> python -m sarpy.utils.nominal_sicd_noise --help