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Summary: Easily explore and access the SAR data products of the Copernicus Sentinel-1 satellite mission
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# xarray-sentinel

Easily explore and access the SAR data products of the
[Copernicus Sentinel-1 satellite mission](https://sentinels.copernicus.eu/web/sentinel/missions/sentinel-1)
in Python.

This Open Source project is sponsored by B-Open - https://www.bopen.eu.

## Features

Overall the software is in the **alpha** phase and the usual caveats apply.

- supports the following data products as [distributed by ESA](https://scihub.copernicus.eu/dhus/#/home):
  - Sentinel-1 Ground Range Detected (GRD):
    - Stripmap (SM)
    - Interferometric Wide Swath (IW)
    - Extra Wide Swath (EW)
  - Sentinel-1 Single Look Complex (SLC) SM/IW/EW
- creates ready-to-use [Xarray](https://xarray.pydata.org) `Dataset`s that map the data
  lazily and efficiently in terms of both memory usage and disk / network access
- reads all SAR imagery data: GRD images, SLC swaths and SLC bursts
- reads several metadata elements:
  satellite orbit and attitude, ground control points, radiometric calibration look up tables,
  Doppler centroid estimation and more
- reads uncompressed and compressed SAFE data products on the local computer or
  on a network via [*fsspec*](https://filesystem-spec.readthedocs.io) - **depends on rasterio>=1.3a3**
- supports larger-than-memory and distributed data access via [*Dask*](https://dask.org) and
  [*rioxarray*](https://corteva.github.io/rioxarray) /
  [*rasterio*](https://rasterio.readthedocs.io) / [*GDAL*](https://gdal.org)

## Install

The easiest way to install *xarray-sentinel* is in a *conda* environment.
You may create a new environment, activate it, install the package and its dependencies
with the following commands:

```shell
    conda create -n XARRAY-SENTINEL
    conda activate XARRAY-SENTINEL
    conda install -c conda-forge fsspec rioxarray xarray xmlschema
    pip install xarray-sentinel
```

## Usage

The SAR data products of the Copernicus Sentinel-1 satellite mission are distributed in
the SAFE format, composed of a few raster data files in TIFF and several metadata files in XML.
The aim of *xarray-sentinel* is to provide a developer-friendly Python interface to all data and
several metadata elements as Xarray `Dataset`s to enable easy processing of SAR data
into value-added products.

Due to the inherent complexity and redundancy of the SAFE format *xarray-sentinel*
maps it to a tree of *groups* where every *group* may be opened as a `Dataset`,
but it may also contain *subgroups*, that are listed in the `subgroups` attribute.

### The root dataset

For example let's explore the Sentinel-1 SLC Stripmap product in the local folder
`./S1A_S3_SLC__1SDV_20210401T152855_20210401T152914_037258_04638E_6001.SAFE`.
First, we can open the SAR data product by passing the `engine="sentinel-1"` option to `xr.open_dataset`
and access the root group of the product, also known as `/`:

```python-repl
>>> import xarray as xr
>>> slc_sm_path = "tests/data/S1A_S3_SLC__1SDV_20210401T152855_20210401T152914_037258_04638E_6001.SAFE"
>>> xr.open_dataset(slc_sm_path, engine="sentinel-1")
<xarray.Dataset>
Dimensions:  ()
Data variables:
    *empty*
Attributes: ...
    constellation:              sentinel-1
    platform:                   sentinel-1a
    instrument:                 ['c-sar']
    sat:orbit_state:            ascending
    sat:absolute_orbit:         37258
    sat:relative_orbit:         86
    ...                         ...
    sar:product_type:           SLC
    xs:instrument_mode_swaths:  ['S3']
    group:                      /
    subgroups:                  ['S3', 'S3/VH', 'S3/VH/orbit', 'S3/VH/attitud...
    Conventions:                CF-1.8
    history:                    created by xarray_sentinel-...

```

The root `Dataset` does not contain any data variable, but only attributes that provide general information
on the product and a description of the tree structure of the data.
The `group` attribute contains the name of the current group and the `subgroups` attribute shows
the names of all available groups below this one.

### Measurements datasets

To open the other groups we need to add the keyword `group` to `xr.open_dataset`.
The measurement can then be read by selecting the desired beam mode and polarization.
In this example, the data contains the S3 beam mode and the VH polarization with `group="S3/VH"` is selected:

```python-repl
>>> slc_s3_vh = xr.open_dataset(slc_sm_path, group="S3/VH", engine="sentinel-1", chunks=2048)
>>> slc_s3_vh
<xarray.Dataset>
Dimensions:           (slant_range_time: 18998, azimuth_time: 36895)
Coordinates:
    pixel             (slant_range_time) int64 ...
    line              (azimuth_time) int64 ...
  * azimuth_time      (azimuth_time) datetime64[ns] ...
  * slant_range_time  (slant_range_time) float64 ...
Data variables:
    measurement       (azimuth_time, slant_range_time) complex64 ...
Attributes: ...
    sar:center_frequency:       5.40500045433435
    sar:pixel_spacing_azimuth:  3.55338
    sar:pixel_spacing_range:    2.246363
    azimuth_time_interval:      0.0005194923129469381
    slant_range_time_interval:  1.498612395219899e-08
    constellation:              sentinel-1
    ...                         ...
    sar:product_type:           SLC
    xs:instrument_mode_swaths:  ['S3']
    group:                      /S3/VH
    subgroups:                  ['orbit', 'attitude', 'azimuth_fm_rate', 'dc_...
    Conventions:                CF-1.8
    history:                    created by xarray_sentinel-...

```

The `measurement` variable contains the Single Look Complex measurements as a `complex64`
and has dimensions `slant_range_time` and `azimuth_time`.
The `azimuth_time` is an `np.datetime64` coordinate that contains the UTC zero-Doppler time
associated with the image line
and `slant_range_time` is an `np.float64` coordinate that contains the two-way range time interval
in seconds associated with the image pixel.

### Metadata datasets

The measurement group contains several subgroups with metadata associated with the image. Currently,
*xarray-sentinel* supports the following metadata datasets:

- product XML file
  - `orbit` from the `<orbit>` tags
  - `attitude` from the `<attitude>` tags
  - `azimuth_fm_rate` from the `<azimuthFmRate>` tags
  - `dc_estimate` from the `<dcEstimate>` tags
  - `gcp` from the `<geolocationGridPoint>` tags
  - `coordinate_conversion` from the `<coordinateConversion>` tags
- calibration XML file
  - `calibration` from the `<calibrationVector>` tags
- noise XML file
  - `noise_range` from the `<noiseRangeVector>` tags
  - `noise_azimuth` from the `<noiseAzimuthVector>` tags

For example, the image calibration metadata associated with the `S3/VH` image can be read using
`group="S3/VH/calibration"`:

```python-repl
>>> slc_s3_vh_calibration = xr.open_dataset(slc_sm_path, group="S3/VH/calibration", engine="sentinel-1")
>>> slc_s3_vh_calibration
<xarray.Dataset>
Dimensions:       (line: 22, pixel: 476)
Coordinates:
  * line          (line) int64 0 1925 3850 5775 7700 ... 34649 36574 38499 40424
  * pixel         (pixel) int64 0 40 80 120 160 ... 18880 18920 18960 18997
Data variables:
    azimuth_time  (line) datetime64[ns] ...
    sigmaNought   (line, pixel) float32 ...
    betaNought    (line, pixel) float32 ...
    gamma         (line, pixel) float32 ...
    dn            (line, pixel) float32 ...
Attributes: ...
    constellation:              sentinel-1
    platform:                   sentinel-1a
    instrument:                 ['c-sar']
    sat:orbit_state:            ascending
    sat:absolute_orbit:         37258
    sat:relative_orbit:         86
    ...                         ...
    xs:instrument_mode_swaths:  ['S3']
    group:                      /S3/VH/calibration
    Conventions:                CF-1.8
    title:                      Calibration coefficients
    comment:                    The dataset contains calibration information ...
    history:                    created by xarray_sentinel-...

```

Note that in this case, the dimensions are `line` and `pixel` with coordinates corresponding to
the sub-grid of the original image where the calibration Look Up Table is defined.

The groups present in a typical Sentinel-1 Stripmap product are:

```
/
└─ S3
   ├─ VH
   │  ├─ orbit
   │  ├─ attitude
   │  ├─ azimuth_fm_rate
   │  ├─ dc_estimate
   │  ├─ gcp
   │  ├─ coordinate_conversion
   │  ├─ calibration
   │  ├─ noise_range
   │  └─ noise_azimuth
   └─ VV
      ├─ orbit
      ├─ attitude
      ├─ azimuth_fm_rate
      ├─ dc_estimate
      ├─ gcp
      ├─ coordinate_conversion
      ├─ calibration
      ├─ noise_range
      └─ noise_azimuth

```

## Advanced usage

### TOPS burst datasets

The IW and EW products, that use the Terrain Observation with Progressive Scan (TOPS) acquisition mode,
are more complex because they contain several beam modes in the same SAFE package,
but also because the measurement array is a collage of sub-images called *bursts*.

*xarray-sentinel* provides a helper function that crops a burst out of a measurement dataset for you.

You need to first open the desired measurement dataset, for example, the VH polarisation
of the first IW swath of the `S1B_IW_SLC__1SDV_20210401T052622_20210401T052650_026269_032297_EFA4`
product, in the current folder:

```python-repl
>>> slc_iw_path = "tests/data/S1B_IW_SLC__1SDV_20210401T052622_20210401T052650_026269_032297_EFA4.SAFE"
>>> slc_iw1_vh = xr.open_dataset(slc_iw_path, group="IW1/VH", engine="sentinel-1")
>>> slc_iw1_vh
<xarray.Dataset>
Dimensions:           (pixel: 21632, line: 13509)
Coordinates:
  * pixel             (pixel) int64 0 1 2 3 4 ... 21627 21628 21629 21630 21631
  * line              (line) int64 0 1 2 3 4 5 ... 13504 13505 13506 13507 13508
    azimuth_time      (line) datetime64[ns] ...
    slant_range_time  (pixel) float64 ...
Data variables:
    measurement       (line, pixel) complex64 ...
Attributes: ...
    sar:center_frequency:       5.40500045433435
    sar:pixel_spacing_azimuth:  13.94053
    sar:pixel_spacing_range:    2.329562
    azimuth_time_interval:      0.002055556299999998
    slant_range_time_interval:  1.554116558005821e-08
    azimuth_steering_rate:      1.590368784
    ...                         ...
    sar:product_type:           SLC
    xs:instrument_mode_swaths:  ['IW1', 'IW2', 'IW3']
    group:                      /IW1/VH
    subgroups:                  ['orbit', 'attitude', 'azimuth_fm_rate', 'dc_...
    Conventions:                CF-1.8
    history:                    created by xarray_sentinel-...

```

Note that the measurement data for IW and EW acquisition modes can not be indexed by physical
coordinates because of the collage nature of the image.

Now the 9th burst out of 9 can be cropped from the swath data using `burst_index=8`, via:

```python-repl
>>> import xarray_sentinel
>>> xarray_sentinel.crop_burst_dataset(slc_iw1_vh, burst_index=8)
<xarray.Dataset>
Dimensions:           (slant_range_time: 21632, azimuth_time: 1501)
Coordinates:
    pixel             (slant_range_time) int64 0 1 2 3 ... 21629 21630 21631
    line              (azimuth_time) int64 12008 12009 12010 ... 13507 13508
  * azimuth_time      (azimuth_time) datetime64[ns] 2021-04-01T05:26:46.27227...
  * slant_range_time  (slant_range_time) float64 0.005343 0.005343 ... 0.005679
Data variables:
    measurement       (azimuth_time, slant_range_time) complex64 ...
Attributes: ...
    sar:center_frequency:       5.40500045433435
    sar:pixel_spacing_azimuth:  13.94053
    sar:pixel_spacing_range:    2.329562
    azimuth_time_interval:      0.002055556299999998
    slant_range_time_interval:  1.554116558005821e-08
    azimuth_steering_rate:      1.590368784
    ...                         ...
    group:                      /IW1/VH
    subgroups:                  ['orbit', 'attitude', 'azimuth_fm_rate', 'dc_...
    Conventions:                CF-1.8
    history:                    created by xarray_sentinel-...
    azimuth_anx_time:           2210.634453
    burst_index:                8

```

Note that the helper function also performs additional changes, such as swapping the dimensions
to the physical coordinates and adding burst attributes.

As a quick way to access burst data, you can add the `burst_index` to the group specification on
open, for example, `group="IW1/VH/8"`.
The burst groups are not listed in the `subgroup` attribute because they are not structural.

```python-repl
>>> xr.open_dataset(slc_iw_path, group="IW1/VH/8", engine="sentinel-1")
<xarray.Dataset>
Dimensions:           (slant_range_time: 21632, azimuth_time: 1501)
Coordinates:
    pixel             (slant_range_time) int64 ...
    line              (azimuth_time) int64 ...
  * azimuth_time      (azimuth_time) datetime64[ns] 2021-04-01T05:26:46.27227...
  * slant_range_time  (slant_range_time) float64 0.005343 0.005343 ... 0.005679
Data variables:
    measurement       (azimuth_time, slant_range_time) complex64 ...
Attributes: ...
    sar:center_frequency:       5.40500045433435
    sar:pixel_spacing_azimuth:  13.94053
    sar:pixel_spacing_range:    2.329562
    azimuth_time_interval:      0.002055556299999998
    slant_range_time_interval:  1.554116558005821e-08
    azimuth_steering_rate:      1.590368784
    ...                         ...
    group:                      /IW1/VH
    subgroups:                  ['orbit', 'attitude', 'azimuth_fm_rate', 'dc_...
    azimuth_anx_time:           2210.634453
    burst_index:                8
    Conventions:                CF-1.8
    history:                    created by xarray_sentinel-...

```

### Calibration

*xarray-sentinel* provides helper functions to calibrate the data using the calibration metadata.
You can compute the gamma intensity for part of the Stripmap image above with:

```python-repl
>>> xarray_sentinel.calibrate_intensity(slc_s3_vh.measurement[:2048, :2048], slc_s3_vh_calibration.gamma)
<xarray.DataArray (azimuth_time: 2048, slant_range_time: 2048)>
dask.array<maximum, shape=(2048, 2048), dtype=float32, chunksize=(2048, 2048), chunktype=numpy.ndarray>
Coordinates:
    pixel             (slant_range_time) int64 dask.array<chunksize=(2048,), meta=np.ndarray>
    line              (azimuth_time) int64 dask.array<chunksize=(2048,), meta=np.ndarray>
  * azimuth_time      (azimuth_time) datetime64[ns] 2021-04-01T15:28:55.11150...
  * slant_range_time  (slant_range_time) float64 0.005273 0.005273 ... 0.005303
Attributes:
    units:      dB
    long_name:  gamma 

```

### Advanced data access via fsspec

**You need the unreleased rasterio>=1.3a3 for fsspec to work on measurement data**

You can test with the following:
`pip install -U --pre --no-deps --no-binary rasterio rasterio>=1.3a3`.

*xarray-sentinel* can read data from a variety of data stores including local file systems,
network file systems, cloud object stores and compressed file formats, like Zip.
This is done by passing *fsspec* compatible URLs to `xr.open_dataset` and optionally
the `storage_options` keyword argument.

For example you can open a product directly from a zip file with:

```python-repl
>>> slc_iw_zip_path = "tests/data/S1B_IW_SLC__1SDV_20210401T052622_20210401T052650_026269_032297_EFA4.zip"
>>> xr.open_dataset(f"zip://*/manifest.safe::{slc_iw_zip_path}", group="IW1/VH", engine="sentinel-1")  # doctest: +SKIP
<xarray.Dataset>
Dimensions:           (pixel: 21632, line: 13509)
Coordinates:
  * pixel             (pixel) int64 0 1 2 3 4 ... 21627 21628 21629 21630 21631
  * line              (line) int64 0 1 2 3 4 5 ... 13504 13505 13506 13507 13508
    azimuth_time      (line) datetime64[ns] ...
    slant_range_time  (pixel) float64 ...
Data variables:
    measurement       (line, pixel) complex64 ...
Attributes: ...
    sar:center_frequency:       5.40500045433435
    sar:pixel_spacing_azimuth:  13.94053
    sar:pixel_spacing_range:    2.329562
    azimuth_time_interval:      0.002055556299999998
    slant_range_time_interval:  1.554116558005821e-08
    azimuth_steering_rate:      1.590368784
    ...                         ...
    sar:product_type:           SLC
    xs:instrument_mode_swaths:  ['IW1', 'IW2', 'IW3']
    group:                      /IW1/VH
    subgroups:                  ['orbit', 'attitude', 'azimuth_fm_rate', 'dc_...
    Conventions:                CF-1.8
    history:                    created by xarray_sentinel-...

```

As an example of remote access, you can open a product directly from a GitHub repo with:

```python-repl
>>> xr.open_dataset(f"github://bopen:xarray-sentinel@/{slc_iw_path}", group="IW1/VH", engine="sentinel-1")  # doctest: +SKIP
<xarray.Dataset>
Dimensions:           (pixel: 21632, line: 13509)
Coordinates:
  * pixel             (pixel) int64 0 1 2 3 4 ... 21627 21628 21629 21630 21631
  * line              (line) int64 0 1 2 3 4 5 ... 13504 13505 13506 13507 13508
    azimuth_time      (line) datetime64[ns] ...
    slant_range_time  (pixel) float64 ...
Data variables:
    measurement       (line, pixel) complex64 ...
Attributes: ...
    sar:center_frequency:       5.40500045433435
    sar:pixel_spacing_azimuth:  13.94053
    sar:pixel_spacing_range:    2.329562
    azimuth_time_interval:      0.002055556299999998
    slant_range_time_interval:  1.554116558005821e-08
    azimuth_steering_rate:      1.590368784
    ...                         ...
    sar:product_type:           SLC
    xs:instrument_mode_swaths:  ['IW1', 'IW2', 'IW3']
    group:                      /IW1/VH
    subgroups:                  ['orbit', 'attitude', 'azimuth_fm_rate', 'dc_...
    Conventions:                CF-1.8
    history:                    created by xarray_sentinel-...

```

*fsspec* is very powerful and supports caching and chaining, for example you can open a
zip file off a GitHub repo and cache the file locally with:

```python-repl
>>> xr.open_dataset(
...     f"zip://*/manifest.safe::simplecache::github://bopen:xarray-sentinel@/{slc_iw_zip_path}",
...     engine="sentinel-1",
...     group="IW1/VH",
...     storage_options={
...         "simplecache": {"cache_storage": "/tmp/zipfiles/"},
...     },
... )  # doctest: +SKIP
<xarray.Dataset>
Dimensions:           (pixel: 21632, line: 13509)
Coordinates:
  * pixel             (pixel) int64 0 1 2 3 4 ... 21627 21628 21629 21630 21631
  * line              (line) int64 0 1 2 3 4 5 ... 13504 13505 13506 13507 13508
    azimuth_time      (line) datetime64[ns] ...
    slant_range_time  (pixel) float64 ...
Data variables:
    measurement       (line, pixel) complex64 ...
Attributes: ...
    sar:center_frequency:       5.40500045433435
    sar:pixel_spacing_azimuth:  13.94053
    sar:pixel_spacing_range:    2.329562
    azimuth_time_interval:      0.002055556299999998
    slant_range_time_interval:  1.554116558005821e-08
    azimuth_steering_rate:      1.590368784
    ...                         ...
    sar:product_type:           SLC
    xs:instrument_mode_swaths:  ['IW1', 'IW2', 'IW3']
    group:                      /IW1/VH
    subgroups:                  ['orbit', 'attitude', 'azimuth_fm_rate', 'dc_...
    Conventions:                CF-1.8
    history:                    created by xarray_sentinel-...

```

## Design decisions

- The main design choice for *xarray-sentinel* is for it to be as much as viable a pure map of
  the content of the SAFE data package, with as little interpretation as possible.
  - The tree-like structure follows the structure of the SAFE package even when information,
    like orbit and attitude, is expected to be identical for different beam modes.
    We observed at least a case where the number of orbital state vectors reported
    was different between beam modes.
  - Data and metadata are converted to the closest available data-type in *Python* / *numpy*.
    The most significant conversion is from `CInt16` to `np.complex64` for the SLC measurements
    that double the space requirements for the data.
    Also, *xarray-sentinel* converts UTC times to `np.datetime64` and makes no attempt to support
    *leap seconds*, acquisitions containing leap seconds may crash or silently return corrupted data.
    See the rationale for choices of the coordinates data-types below.
  - We try to keep all naming as close as possible to the original names,
    except for high-level attributes (see below).
    In particular, for metadata we use the names of the XML tags, only converting them
    from *camelCase* to *snake_case*.
- Whenever possible *xarray-sentinel* indexes the data with physical coordinates
  `azimuth_time` and `slant_range_time`, but keeps image `line` and `pixel` as auxiliary coordinates.
- As an exception to the metadata naming rule above for high-level attributes, we aim at
  STAC Index and CF-Conventions compliance (in this order).
- We aim at opening available data and metadata even for partial SAFE packages, for example,
  *xarray-sentinel* can open a measurement dataset for a beam mode even when the TIFF files of other
  beam modes / polarizations are missing.
- Accuracy considerations and rationale for coordinates data-types:
  - `azimuth_time` can be expressed as `np.datetime64[ns]` since
    spatial resolution at LEO speed is 10km/s * 1ns ~= 0.001cm.
  - `slant_range_time` on the other hand cannot be expressed as `np.timedelta64[ns]` as
    spatial resolution at the speed of light is 300_000km/s * 1ns / 2 ~= 15cm,
    i.e. not enough for interferometric applications.
    `slant_range_time` needs a spatial resolution of 0.001cm at a 1_000km distance,
    i.e. around 1e-9, well within the 1e-15 resolution of IEEE-754 float64.
- This is a list of reference documents:
  - Sentinel-1 document library - https://sentinels.copernicus.eu/web/sentinel/user-guides/sentinel-1-sar/document-library
  - Sentinel-1 Product Specification v3.9 07 May 2021 S1-RS-MDA-52-7441-3-9 documenting IPF 3.40 -
    https://sentinel.esa.int/documents/247904/1877131/S1-RS-MDA-52-7441-3-9-2_Sentinel-1ProductSpecification.pdf
  - Sentinel-1 Product Specification v3.7 27 February 2020 S1-RS-MDA-52-7441 documenting IPF 3.30 -
    https://sentinel.esa.int/documents/247904/1877131/Sentinel-1-Product-Specification
  - Radiometric Calibration of S-1 Level-1 Products Generated by the S-1 IPF v1.0 21/05/2015 ESA-EOPG-CSCOP-TN-0002 -
    https://sentinel.esa.int/documents/247904/685163/S1-Radiometric-Calibration-V1.0.pdf
    https://sentinel.esa.int/documents/247904/685163/S1-Radiometric-Calibration-V1.0.pdf

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## Contributing

The main repository is hosted on GitHub.
Testing, bug reports and contributions are highly welcomed and appreciated:

https://github.com/bopen/xarray-sentinel

Lead developers:

- [Aureliana Barghini](https://github.com/aurghs) - [B-Open](https://www.bopen.eu)
- [Alessandro Amici](https://github.com/alexamici) - [B-Open](https://www.bopen.eu)

Main contributors:

- [Corrado Avolio](https://github.com/corrado9999) - [e-GEOS](https://www.e-geos.it)

See also the list of [contributors](https://github.com/bopen/xarray-sentinel/contributors) who participated in this project.

## Sponsoring

[B-Open](https://bopen.eu) commits to maintain the project long term and we are happy to accept sponsorships to develop new features.

We wish to express our gratitude to the project sponsors:

- [Microsoft](https://microsoft.com) has contributed to adding GRD products and *fsspec* access.

## License

```
Copyright 2021-2022, B-Open Solutions srl and the xarray-sentinel authors.

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
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