Hi,
I found some black lines (low values ) in the NIR band of 20200224_152346_83_106b_3B_AnalyticMS_SR. Those lines do not appear in RGB bands, so I think they are not natural features.
I m not sure how many files have the similar issue. Would you please check as NIR band is very important to our research.
best,
Haiyan
Best answer by elyhienrich
To others who have the same or similar questions:
In this case there is no fix as the lines appear mainly over water and near coastlines. The image does not appear to be damaged or corrupted. Results differ based on the color ramps that we are applying in terms of the lines seen on the images. It also seems that the lines are less important than the differences in pixels that you detected in the images. This is due to the sensor information taken by our satellites on that particular day/time and is expected behavior from time to time, the best way is to manually check the images to see whether there are lower values surrounding the pixels in surface reflectance and look for alternate scenes to see if they appear the same.
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+17To others who have the same or similar questions:
In this case there is no fix as the lines appear mainly over water and near coastlines. The image does not appear to be damaged or corrupted. Results differ based on the color ramps that we are applying in terms of the lines seen on the images. It also seems that the lines are less important than the differences in pixels that you detected in the images. This is due to the sensor information taken by our satellites on that particular day/time and is expected behavior from time to time, the best way is to manually check the images to see whether there are lower values surrounding the pixels in surface reflectance and look for alternate scenes to see if they appear the same.
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