Output raster files are saved in specific subfolders of the main output folder. In particular, a separate subfolder is created for each processed original MODIS layer, Quality Indicator or Spectral Index. Each subfolder contains one image for each processed date, created according to the following naming conventions:
myoutfolder/"ProdName"/"Layer"/"ProdCode"_"Layer"_"YYYY"_"DOY"."ext"
, where:
So, for example, if you process layers "NDVI" and "EVI" for MODIS product MOD13A2 you will find the resulting GTiff of ENVI output single-date rasters in:
/your_out_folder/VI_16Days_1Km_v61/NDVI/
and
/your_out_folder/VI_16Days_1Km_v61/EVI/
ENVI and/or GDAL virtual time series files and RasterStack RData objects are instead stored in the "Time_Series" subfolder if required.
Naming conventions for these files is as follow:
<path_of_out_folder>/Time_Series/<vrt_type>/<Sensor>/<Layer>/<ProdCode>_<Layer>_<StartDOY>_<StartYear>_<EndDOY>_<EndYear>_<suffix>.<ext>
, where:
<vrt_type>
indicates the type of virtual file ("RData"
, "GDAL"
or "ENVI_META"
);<Sensor>
indicates to which MODIS sensor the time series belongs ("Terra"
,
"Aqua"
, "Mixed"
or "Combined"
(for MCD* products));<Layer>
is a short name describing the dataset (e.g., "b1_Red"
, "NDII"
, "UI"
);<ProdCode>
is the code name of the MODIS product from which the image was
derived (e.g., "MOD13Q1"
);<StartDOY>
, <StartYear>
, <EndDOY>
and <EndYear>
indicate the
temporal extent of the time serie created; <suffix>
indicates the type of virtual file ("ENVI"
, "GDAL"
or "RData"
);<ext>
is the file extension (".vrt"
for GDAL virtual files, "META"
for
ENVI meta files or "RData"
for R
raster stacks). So, for example, if you process layer "NDVI" for MODIS product MOD13A2 and platform "Terra", and ask to create "R rasterStacks" and "GDAL vrt" time series you will find the resulting GTiff virtual files in:
/your_out_folder/VI_16Days_1Km_v61/Time_Series/RData/Terra/NDVI
and
/your_out_folder/VI_16Days_1Km_v61/Time_Series/GDAL/Terra/NDVI
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