Simple Python wrapper of the USGS/EROS Inventory Service Machine-to-Machine API as described in the documents at https://m2m.cr.usgs.gov/api/docs/json/
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
@MrChebur we are trying to download NDVI data from ROI below. Could you help us because we couldn't get to understand how to deal with the API.
ROIf = [[
[35.3331, -107.8033 ],
[35.3331, -110.9702],
[33.6878, -110.9702],
[33.6878, -107.8033],
]]Also for the API (v1.5.0), could you probably provide more details about the available options for the parameter.
For example the datasetName or filterType. I was expecting to use the EarthExplore to search for the data and get these details but that seems to provide no help.
I am trying to download some NDVI data from USGS using the API but there seems to be a problem
!) Running the UsageExample.py seems to fail with error
3.8/bin/python /Users/henrysenyondo
/Downloads/usgs-machine-to-machine-API/UsageExample.py
Your login permissions is ['download', 'order']
Downloading:
The file size of LandsatLook Quality Image with entityId=LC81590152020212LGN00 is 2963678 bytes
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/henrysenyondo/Downloads/usgs-machine-to-machine-API/UsageExample.py", line 108, in <module>
main()
File "/Users/henrysenyondo/Downloads/usgs-machine-to-machine-API/UsageExample.py", line 99, in main
results = otherMethods.download(api, datasetName=datasetName, entityIds=entityId, productName=productName,
TypeError: download() got an unexpected keyword argument 'entityIds'LANDSAT_8 instead of LANDSAT_8_C1 fails#datasetName = 'LANDSAT_8_C1'
datasetName = 'LANDSAT_8'3.8/bin/python /Users/henrysenyondo
/Downloads/usgs-machine-to-machine-API/UsageExample.py
Your login permissions is ['download', 'order']
{'requestId': 709498086, 'version': 'stable', 'sessionId': 133247086, 'data': None, 'errorCode': 'DATASET_INVALID', 'errorMessage': 'An invalid dataset has been provided'}
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/henrysenyondo/Downloads/usgs-machine-to-machine-API/UsageExample.py", line 108, in <module>
main()
File "/Users/henrysenyondo/Downloads/usgs-machine-to-machine-API/UsageExample.py", line 78, in main
sceneSearchResult = api.sceneSearch(datasetName=datasetName, maxResults=1, startingNumber=None,
File "/Users/henrysenyondo/Downloads/usgs-machine-to-machine-API/usgsMethods.py", line 759, in sceneSearch
_check_response(response)
File "/Users/henrysenyondo/Downloads/usgs-machine-to-machine-API/checkResponse.py", line 7, in _check_response
_check_usgs_error(response)
File "/Users/henrysenyondo/Downloads/usgs-machine-to-machine-API/checkResponse.py", line 94, in _check_usgs_error
raise usgsErrors.DATASET_INVALID(f'{errorCode}: {errorMessage}')
usgsErrors.DATASET_INVALID: DATASET_INVALID: An invalid dataset has been provided'recordsReturned': 0,import shapely
import shapely.geometry
import shapely.geometry
import shapely.wkt
from pprint import pprint
site_points = shapely.geometry.Point((31.937769, -109.08029)).buffer(1)
site_polygon = shapely.geometry.Polygon(site_points)
points_string = str(site_polygon)[10:-2]
point_as_truple = points_string.split(",")
temp = [i.strip().split(" ") for i in point_as_truple]
ROI =[[[float(i[0]), float(i[1])] for i in temp]]
.
.....results
/Downloads/usgs-machine-to-machine-API/UsageExample.py
Your login permissions is ['download', 'order']
{'data': {'isCustomized': False,
'nextRecord': 0,
'numExcluded': 0,
'recordsReturned': 0,
'results': [],
'startingNumber': 0,
'totalHits': 0,
'totalHitsAccuracy': 'calculated'},
'errorCode': None,
'errorMessage': None,
'requestId': 709518713,
'sessionId': 133248151,
'version': 'stable'}Any help is much appreciated.
I know this may not be the right place for this, but are there restrictions to the programing language used to interact with the API?
For example in R, this could be the same as
psw ="usgs-pass.json" # provide path to the file with password and username
library(jsonlite)
library(httr)
api <- list(
'apiURL' = paste0('https://m2m.cr.usgs.gov/api/api/json/stable/'),
'apiKey' = NULL,
'loud_mode' = FALSE
)
jsonData = fromJSON(psw)
password <- as.matrix(jsonData$password)
username <- as.matrix(jsonData$username)
urln = paste0(api$apiURL, "login")
userContext= NULL
params <- list('username' = username,
'password' = password,
'userContext' = userContext)
# res <- POST(urln, authenticate(username, password))
res <- POST(urln, body = params, encode = "json", user_agent("httr"))
# res <- POST(urln, body = params)
v <- content(res)$dataWe are trying to revive usgs_login https://github.com/16EAGLE/getSpatialData, any help is much appreciated.
When I go to the "downloadOptions" function ,its response is "AUTH_UNAUTHROIZED - Your account does not have access to this endpoint".But I can successfully run "login" and "searchDataset".What can I do to solve the problem?
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