The solar data from the GOES satellite is stored on an FTP server. This tool allows for easy retrieval of the data in Python.
pip install goes-solar-retriever
from datetime import datetime
from goessolarretriever import Retriever, Satellite, Product
satellite = Satellite.GOES16
product = Product.suvi_l2_ci195
# Retrieve every hundredth image between two time periods
start = datetime(2020, 3, 15)
end = datetime(2020, 3, 20)
r = Retriever()
results = r.search(satellite, product, start, end)
r.retrieve(results[::100], "/home/marcus/Desktop/imgs/")
# Retrieve the image closest to a time
time = datetime(2020, 3, 15, 12, 0)
r = Retriever()
filename = r.retrieve_nearest(satellite, product, time, "/home/marcus/Desktop/imgs/")- GOES 16:
Satellite.GOES16 - GOES 17:
Satellite.GOES17
- 94 angstrom composite:
Product.suvi_l2_ci094 - 131 angstrom composite:
Product.suvi_l2_ci131 - 171 angstrom composite:
Product.suvi_l2_ci171 - 195 angstrom composite:
Product.suvi_l2_ci195 - 284 angstrom composite:
Product.suvi_l2_ci284 - 304 angstrom composite:
Product.suvi_l2_ci304 - 94 ansgstrom L1b:
Product.suvi_l1b_fe094 - 131 angstrom L1b:
Product.suvi_l1b_fe131 - 171 angstrom L1b:
Product.suvi_l1b_fe171 - 195 angstrom L1b:
Product.suvi_l1b_fe195 - 284 angstrom L1b:
Product.suvi_l1b_fe284 - 304 angstrom L1b:
Product.suvi_l1b_he304 - SUVI thematic maps:
Product.suvi_l2_thmap
- Provide full support for products other than SUVI.
- Add documentation
- Create tests
- Make a progress bar show up when searching