icesat2py
region_a.order_granules() ，An error occurred when entering the NASA earthdata account and password
Can you provide the entire URL shown in the HTTPError as text? It's cut off in your image, and if it wasn't cut off, we wouldn't be able to copy-and-paste that URL.
It looks to me like the correct people to contact about this issue is NSIDC support ([email protected]). The EGI server is rejecting your query because it is configured to reject queries over a certain length. If the query itself is valid, the only place to fix that is on their end.
To add to @mfisher87's response, the full URL (as text) will make it easier for us to figure this out with you. Based on what I can see of it, it's possible the polygon may contain too many vertices (@mikala-nsidc, what's the limit on number of vertices the subsetter will accept?).
To add to @mfisher87's response, the full URL (as text) will make it easier for us to figure this out with you. Based on what I can see of it, it's possible the polygon may contain too many vertices (@mikala-nsidc, what's the limit on number of vertices the subsetter will accept?).
thanks! When I download the data in the National Snow and Ice Data Center, it told me the problem which the polygon may contain too many vertices.
@JessicaS11 @gaozsi I'm checking with our team to see what the maximum number of vertices is.
@JessicaS11 @gaozsi I'm checking with our team to see what the maximum number of vertices is.
thanks!
i am current working with ICESAT 2 data to analysis water level change of Lake
region_a.earthdata_login('miche03','[email protected]')
but i am getting this error. if there is someone who can help me to solve this issues it will be my pleasure
error
AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last) Cell In[3], line 2 1 #Login ----> 2 region_a.earthdata_login('miche03','[email protected]') #change this to your earthdata username and password
AttributeError: 'Query' object has no attribute 'earthdata_login'
