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#!python
# Sentinel-2 L2A Collection 0 scaling and offset corrections.
# - Applies to data indexed from https://earth-search.aws.element84.com/v1/collections/sentinel-2-l2a
# - The newer https://earth-search.aws.element84.com/v1/collections/sentinel-2-c1-l2a (Collection 1) may not be affected in the same way
#
# TL;DR:
# DN values in COG files have different definitions depending on the processing baseline version
# and whether the offset change has been pre-applied by the cloud data custodian.
#
# Background:
#
# ESA has undertaken a reprocessing of the Sentinel-2 L2A product that includes
# a change to the offset value used to convert digital numbers (in file) to
# scientific values (reflectances).
#
# https://sentinels.copernicus.eu/web/sentinel/technical-guides/sentinel-2-msi/level-2a-algorithms-products
#
# L2A algorithm and products: Starting with the PB 04.00 (25th January 2022), the dynamic
# range of the Level-2A products is shifted by a band-dependent constant: BOA_ADD_OFFSET.
# This offset will allow encoding negative surface reflectances that may occur over very
# dark surfaces.
#
# L2A_SRi = (L2A_DNi + BOA_ADD_OFFSETi) / QUANTIFICATION_VALUEi
#
# QUANTIFICATION_VALUEi = 10000
# BOA_ADD_OFFSETi = -1000
#
# refl = (dn -1000) / 10000
# refl = dn/10000 - 1000/10000
# refl = dn * 0.0001 - 0.1
#
# These are the values in the EASI product definition, e.g.
# https://explorer.asia.easi-eo.solutions/products/s2_l2a.odc-product.yaml
#
# Example workflow:
#
# ESA's reprocessing is flowing through to the AWS open data repository of S2 L2A but
# while this stabilises we may see inconsistencies in time series queries due to:
# - More than one processed version of a dataset (scene) in the AWS bucket and indexed in an EASI database
# - Datasets (scenes) that indicate they have an offset applied by ESA but the offset correction
# has been not been applied to the COG
#
# Element-84 discussion:
# https://github.com/Element84/earth-search/issues/23#issuecomment-1834674853
import xarray as xr
import pandas as pd
import logging
from pathlib import Path
import sys, re
import datacube
from datacube.api.core import output_geobox
from datacube.api.query import SPATIAL_KEYS, CRS_KEYS, OTHER_KEYS
from datacube.utils import masking
# Set logger
log = logging.getLogger(Path(__file__).stem)
log.setLevel(logging.INFO)
log.addHandler(logging.StreamHandler(sys.stdout))
# Constants
search_keys = (
'product',
'time',
'geopolygon',
'like',
'limit',
'ensure_location',
'dataset_predicate',
) + SPATIAL_KEYS + CRS_KEYS + OTHER_KEYS
# TODO: get measurement aliases from the ODC product record
refl_bands = {
'coastal','band_01','B01','coastal_aerosol',
'blue','band_02','B02',
'green','band_03','B03',
'red','band_04','B04',
'rededge1','band_05','B05','red_edge_1',
'rededge2','band_06','B06','red_edge_2',
'rededge3','band_07','B07','red_edge_3',
'nir','band_08','B08','nir_1',
'nir08','band_8a','B8A','nir_2',
'nir09','band_09','B09','nir_3',
'swir16','band_11','B11','swir_1','swir_16',
'swir22','band_12','B12','swir_2','swir_22',
}
scale_factor = 0.0001
add_offset = -0.1
def highest_sequence_number(matches: list) -> dict:
"""Filter for the highest element84 processing sequence number per scene (scene label excluding the sequence number)
: return : { scene_id_excluding_sequence_number : { highest_sequence_number : datacube.model.Dataset }}
"""
p = re.compile(r'(S2.+)_([0-9]+)_(L2A)')
sorter = {}
for ds in matches:
# Separate the scene label from the sequence number
label = ds.metadata_doc['label']
m = p.match(label)
if not m:
log.warning(f'Dataset label does not match expected pattern: {label}')
continue
key = f'{m.group(1)}_{m.group(3)}'
seq = int(m.group(2))
# Retain the highest sequence number
if key in sorter:
if list(sorter[key])[0] < seq:
sorter[key] = {seq: ds}
else:
sorter[key] = {seq: ds}
return sorter
def ds_requires_offset(ds: datacube.model.Dataset) -> bool:
"""Return True if a dataset's metadata indicates that the offset correction should be applied"""
props = ds.metadata_doc['properties']
# If baseline is less than '04.00' then offset correction does not apply
baseline = props.get('s2:processing_baseline', '0.0')
p = re.compile(r'(\d+)\.(\d+)')
m = p.match(baseline)
if not m:
log.warning(f'Dataset processing_baseline does not match expected pattern: {baseline}')
return None
if int(m.group(1)) < 4:
return False
# If the boa_offset_applied has been applied then offset correction is not required
boa_offset_applied = props.get('earthsearch:boa_offset_applied', False)
return not boa_offset_applied
def apply_correction_to_data(ds: xr.Dataset, offset: float = 0) -> xr.Dataset:
"""Apply the scale and offset correction to each reflectance band where there is valid data (not nodata)"""
refl_vars = [x for x in ds.data_vars if x in refl_bands]
mask = masking.valid_data_mask(ds[refl_vars])
# Save on a dask step?
if offset == 0:
ds[refl_vars] = ds[refl_vars].where(mask) * scale_factor
else:
ds[refl_vars] = ds[refl_vars].where(mask) * scale_factor + offset
return ds
def load_s2l2a_with_offset(
dc: datacube.Datacube,
query: dict,
) -> xr.Dataset:
"""
Replaces datacube.load(**query) for s2_l2a products.
Method:
- Find all datasets matching the query (dc.find_datasets)
- Filter for the highest element84 processing sequence number per scene (scene label excluding the sequence number)
- Filter into two lists for datasets that have
- "s2:processing_baseline" >= "04.00" and "earthsearch:boa_offset_applied" == False (offset correction required)
- everything else (no correction required)
- If either list is empty then load the non-empty list, apply scale (and offset if required), and return the xarray Dataset
- Load and combine the two lists of datasets
- Load each list, apply scale (and offset if required)
- Concat on time dimension and sort by time
- Return the combined xarray Dataset
Notes:
- Any 'groupby' function is applied to each of the xarray Datasets prior to them being combined.
This could create "extra" (non-grouped) time layers in the combined Dataset if the groupby function
would have grouped datasets (scenes) from both lists.
- Scale and offset are applied to the reflectance bands where there is valid data (not `nodata`).
This includes applying the "scale_factor" even if no datasets require the offset correction.
Other masks can be applied by the user (e.g. pixel quality or cloud masking).
"""
product = query.get('product', '<all products>')
if product != 's2_l2a':
log.error(f'This function only applies to the "s2_l2a" product, not: {product}')
return None
# Find all datasets matching the query
matches = None
if 'datasets' in query:
matches = query['datasets']
del query['datasets']
if matches is None:
search_params = {k:v for k,v in query.items() if k in search_keys}
matches = dc.find_datasets(**search_params)
if 'skip_broken_datasets' not in query:
# This helps to avoid data loading error messages
query['skip_broken_datasets'] = True
# Filter for the highest element84 processing sequence number
sorter = highest_sequence_number(matches)
# Filter into two lists
offset_applied, offset_required = [], []
for key in sorter.keys():
ds = list(sorter[key].values())[0]
isrequired = ds_requires_offset(ds)
if isrequired is None:
continue
elif isrequired:
offset_required.append(ds)
else:
offset_applied.append(ds)
matches_combined = offset_applied + offset_required
# If either list is empty then no separation and merge is required
this_offset = None
if len(offset_applied) == 0:
log.info('All datasets require offset correction')
msg = 'The valid_data_mask, scale and offset have been applied to the reflectance bands'
this_offset = add_offset
if len(offset_required) == 0:
log.info('No datasets require offset correction')
msg = 'The valid_data_mask and scale (no offset) have been applied to the reflectance bands'
this_offset = 0
if this_offset is not None:
data = dc.load(
datasets = matches_combined,
**query
)
xx = apply_correction_to_data(data, this_offset)
log.info(msg)
return xx
# DEBUG: What do we have
# def func(s):
# p = re.compile('(\d{8})')
# m = p.search(s[0])
# if m:
# return m.group(1)
# log.info(f'Number of datasets in initial query: {len(matches)}')
# log.info(f'{sorted([(x.metadata_doc["label"],x.id) for x in matches], key=func)}')
# log.info(f'Number of datasets with offset applied: {len(offset_applied)}')
# log.info(f'{sorted([(x.metadata_doc["label"],x.id) for x in offset_applied], key=func)}')
# log.info(f'Number of datasets without offset applied: {len(offset_required)}')
# log.info(f'{sorted( [(x.metadata_doc["label"],x.id) for x in offset_required], key=func)}')
# return
# Else, load data into two Datasets
log.info('Mix of datasets found with either offset required or not.')
log.info('We will load two xarrays, apply offset where required, and merge into one xarray.')
# 1. Ensure the target geobox covers all datasets
target_geobox = output_geobox(
datasets = matches_combined,
**query,
)
# 2. Edit the query for our needs
# Ensure that dask time chunking = 1
dask_input = None
if 'dask_chunks' in query:
dask_input = query['dask_chunks'] # Save
if dask_input.get('time', 1) != 1:
query['dask_chunks'].update({'time': 1})
# Remove keys that are not compatible with 'like'
for x in ('output_crs', 'resolution', 'align'):
if x in query:
del query[x]
# 3. Load two xarrays
data_offset_applied = dc.load(
datasets = offset_applied,
like = target_geobox,
**query
)
data_offset_required = dc.load(
datasets = offset_required,
like = target_geobox,
**query
)
# 4. Apply respective scale and offsets
data_offset_applied = apply_correction_to_data(data_offset_applied)
data_offset_required = apply_correction_to_data(data_offset_required, add_offset)
# 5. Combine the two xarrays
combined = xr.concat([data_offset_applied, data_offset_required], dim='time')
combined = combined.sortby('time')
# 6. Reapply any time > 1 chunking
if dask_input is not None:
if dask_input.get('time', 1) != 1:
combined = combined.chunk(dask_input)
log.info('The valid_data_mask, scale and offset have been applied to the reflectance bands')
return combined