asf-enumeration 0.1.0

Python library for enumerating ASF product inputs

ASF Enumeration

Enumeration code for ARIA S1 GUNW products

>>> from asf_enumeration import aria_s1_gunw

>>> frames = aria_s1_gunw.get_frames(flight_direction='ASCENDING', path=175)
>>> frames[0]
AriaFrame(id=27236, path=175, flight_direction='ASCENDING', polygon=<POLYGON ((30.157 1.767...>)))

>>> acquisitions = aria_s1_gunw.get_acquisitions(frames[0])
>>> acquisitions[0]
Sentinel1Acquisition(date=datetime.date(2014, 10, 17), frame=AriaFrame(...), products=[<asf_search.ASFProduct>])

Installation

In order to easily manage dependencies, we recommend using dedicated project environments via Anaconda/Miniconda or Python virtual environments.

asf_enumeration can be installed into a conda environment with:

conda install -c conda-forge asf_enumeration

or into a virtual environment with:

python -m pip install asf_enumeration

Usage

These are the main data classes used by the asf_enumeration.aria_s1_gunw module

• AriaFrame which represents all metadata associated with a ARIA frame (id, path, flight direction and it's polygon)
• Sentinel1Acquisition which represents all available Sentinel-1 SLC's over an ARIA frame on a specific date (products, date, frame)

The asf_enumeration.aria_s1_gunw module exposes these functions

• get_frames get all ARIA frames based on filter critiria (geometry, flight direction, path)
• get_frame get a single ARIA frame based on it's ID
• get_acquisitions get all Sentinel-1 acquisitions for a given ARIA frame
• get_acquisition get a Sentinel-1 acquisition for a given ARIA frame and date
• product_exists check if an ARIA product exists in the ASF archive given an ARIA frame, reference date and secondary date

Getting Frames

aria_s1_gunw.get_frames allows for filtering based on any shapely.Geometry, as well as flight_direction and path

frames_over_point = aria_s1_gunw.get_frames(geometry=shapely.Point(122.78, -8.55))
frames_filtered  = aria_s1_gunw.get_frames(flight_direction='DESCENDING', path=2)

A single frame can be looked up using aria_s1_gunw.get_frame

frame = aria_s1_gunw.get_frame(100)

Getting Acquisitions

aria_s1_gunw.get_acquisitions returns all the Sentinel-1 acqusitions over a ARIA frame. It takes either the ARIA frame ID or an AriaFrame object as input.

acquisitions_frame_id = aria_s1_gunw.get_acquisitions(9852)
frame = aria_s1_gunw.get_frame(9852)
acquisitions_frame_obj = aria_s1_gunw.get_acquisitions(frame)

An acquisition for a specific date can be found using aria_s1_gunw.get_acquisition

single_acquisition = aria_s1_gunw.get_acquisition(frame=9852, date=datetime.date(2014, 11, 3))

Checking if a Product Exists

aria_s1_gunw.product_exists checks if an ARIA product already exists in the ASF archive

    # S1-GUNW-D-R-163-tops-20250527_20250503-212910-00121E_00010S-PP-07c7-v3_0_1
    aria_s1_gunw.product_exists(25388, datetime.date(2025, 5, 27), datetime.date(2025, 5, 3))

Development

1. Install git and conda.
2. Clone the repository.

   git clone [e-mail]:ASFHyP3/asf-enumeration.git
   cd asf-enumeration
   

3. Create and activate the conda environment.

   conda env create -f environment.yml
   conda activate asf-enumeration
   

4. Run the tests.

   pytest