Hello! My name is Mariana Curdoglo and I am the Product Manager of PlanetScope images. Do you much providing couple of example of scene ids? I can take a look and see if there are issues with them?

Mariana

Thanks. Here are the ids.

"20231011_174158_66_2420", "20231011_174200_76_2420", "20231011_174202_86_2420", "20231011_174204_96_2420", "20231011_174207_07_2420", "20231011_174209_17_2420", "20231011_174357_03_24d0", "20231011_174359_32_24d0", "20231011_174401_60_24d0", "20231011_174403_88_24d0", "20231011_174406_16_24d0", "20231011_174408_45_24d0", "20231011_174533_42_24bc", "20231011_174535_75_24bc", "20231011_174538_08_24bc", "20231011_174545_09_24bc", "20231011_174547_42_24bc", "20231011_182700_65_2482", "20231011_182702_70_2482", "20231011_182704_75_2482", "20231011_182706_79_2482", "20231011_182708_84_2482", "20231011_182710_89_2482", "20231012_174707_78_24ba", "20231012_174710_12_24ba", "20231012_174712_45_24ba", "20231012_174714_78_24ba", "20231012_174717_12_24ba", "20231012_174719_45_24ba",

I used QGIS to calculate the area of footprints of some of the images and this is what I am seeing. These seem correct to me. I realize that scene footprint size and the actual tiff tiles aren’t 100% same but they are close enough in SuperDove images that I am confident these are also the size of the tiffs. I’d need to get someone else to help you with using numpy in case there is something else going on. 

 The 32.5 * 19.6 km2 metric provide is approximate and not exact. 

Thanks for the reply. I am wondering if planet provides any API so that I can get the image dimension (num of pixels).