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Hi SH forum,


I want to download a 10km2 Pleiades image in all its 0.5m glory (resolution).

But doing so exceeds the 5000*5000 pixel limit.

So I have split my AOI into two tiles using bboxsplitter. I’m trying to pass it as this:



bounding_box = BBox(bbox = geometry_lists1].boundary, crs = CRS.WGS84) #1 of 2 tiles


wcs_true_color_request = WcsRequest(

data_source = DataSource(collection_id),

layer = ‘<LAYER_NAME>’,

bbox = bounding_box,

time = ‘2019-08-01’,

resx = ‘0.5m’,

resy = ‘0.5m’,

config = config

)



But I still get a size limit error: "Output image area of 6322 x 3182 is too large! Should be at most 5000 x 5000 pixels."

Do I have to split the image before ordering? i.e. which would use more of my quota?

Hmm. I am guessing that there is an issue with sentinelhub-py, which was designed in times when 10m resolution was the best we were dealing with, so perhaps some glitch when working with lower ones.


With “do I have to split before ordering” you are referring to “Third party data import” ordering? If yes, the answer is no, this is not related in any way.


The work-around would be to split the area yourself in 4 parts and download each part separately…


CC: @iovsn @maleksandrov

Hi @mpayne,


Both width and height dimensions of a requested image must not exceed 5000 pixels. Therefore I suggest splitting your original bbox into 2x2 grid of bboxes.

@gmilcinski @maleksandrov


Thanks for your suggestions, they were very helpful!


For a 10km2 image, I needed to divide a 10km2 bbox into a 3,3 grid of bboxes, to allow the download to progress.

Just in case this helps anyone else.

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