- Download from ESA data hub using web interface
- Copernicus Downloader
- Downloading Sentinel-2 images using Google Earth Engine and Jupyter
- Acknowledgment
- issues
To download Sentinel-2 images from Copernicus ESA data hub, you need to access to its website through this link : https://scihub.copernicus.eu/dhus/#/home
To be allowed to download any satellite images from Copernicus's program, you need to have account. For registering in Copernicus Open Access Hub, you can use this form: https://scihub.copernicus.eu/dhus/#/self-registration.
Before download you need to prepare a list of available images by defining some parameters including:
- satellite platform
- product type
- Relative Orbita Number
- Cloud Cover %
You also need to select the study area.
For more information for using graphical user interface you can refer to this page : https://scihub.copernicus.eu/userguide/GraphicalUserInterface
using the Copernicus Downloader. To use this script, you need username and password explained before, and run following code to install all required libraries
pip install -r requirements.txt
Afterward, you need to change satellite platform, Cloud Cover % and sensing data inside the manuscript.
What you need :
- Google account
- Install following libraries :
- Jupter (More info: https://jupyter.org/)
- Google Earth engine API (To install it refer to this page : https://developers.google.com/earth-engine/guides/python_install)
- GeeMAP for visualization and interacting with GEE API (More info: https://geemap.org/installation/)
After launching Jupyter notebook server, open GEE_S2_PixelExtraction file, and follow instruction in notebook to download and extracting surface reflectance.
If you encounter any issue or have any questions, please post your question here : https://github.com/saberioon/S2_Downloader/issues