The data preparation step foresees:
Log on the Sandbox shell and run:
curl http://landsat.usgs.gov/documents/L5_30m19910616.tgz | tar xvfz -
curl http://landsat.usgs.gov/documents/L5_30m19950627.tgz | tar xvfz -
curl http://landsat.usgs.gov/documents/L7_30m19990817.tgz | tar xvfz -
curl http://landsat.usgs.gov/documents/L7_30m20090422.tgz | tar xvfz -
This will download and extract the files from the compressed archives.
Use GDAL to convert the several GeoTIFF files (one for each Landsat band) to ERDAS .img format by creating a GDAL Virtual Format [1]
On the Sandbox shell run the command:
gdalbuildvrt -separate myvrt L5043033_03319950627_B10.TIF \
L5043033_03319950627_B20.TIF \
L5043033_03319950627_B30.TIF \
L5043033_03319950627_B40.TIF \
L5043033_03319950627_B50.TIF \
L5043033_03319950627_B60.TIF \
L5043033_03319950627_B70.TIF
and finally:
gdal_translate -of HFA myvrt L5043033_03319950627.img
Repeat the two steps above with the other three Landsat products.
On the Sandbox shell run the command:
s3cmd put *.img s3://<your_laboratory>-private/data/
List the uploaded files:
s3cmd ls s3://<your_laboratory>-private/data/
To register the Landsat products converted to ERDAS .img format, you need to create a dataset series which is a container for the datasets.
Copy the contents of the file below into a file named series.rdf in your home.
For each Landsat product, generate a file containing the dataset metadata.
Finally go to the Sandbox catalogue Web Interface at the address http://<sandbox IP>/catalogue/search and click search, you will see the Landsat products!
Congrats!
There is now Landsat 5&7 data available on the Laboratory S3 storage and registered on the Sandbox catalogue!
Footnotes
[1] | GDAL Virtual format |