mtl-to-xml 0.2.4

Convert Landsat MTL metadata to XML.

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For more information, please refer to <http://unlicense.org/> Description: ## Convert Landsat 8 MTL metadata files to XML.

Usage:

mtl_to_xml has three modes.

1. -t Target mode converts a single MTL file to XML. The script must be run in the same directory as the MTL file. Example: mtl_to_xml -t your_landsat_file_MTL.txt

2. -d Directory mode converts all MTL files in the current directory to XML. The script must be run in the same directory as the MTL files. Example: mtl_to_xml -d

3. -s Scan mode is the same as directory mode, but converts all MTL files in the current directory and sub-directories. Example: mtl_to_xml -s

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