Source code for satpy.tests.reader_tests.test_aws1_mwr_l1c

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"""Tests for ESA Arctic Weather Satellite (AWS) level-1c file reading."""


import numpy as np
import pytest

from satpy.tests.reader_tests.conftest import make_fake_angles, make_fake_mwr_l1c_lonlats

PLATFORM_NAME = "AWS1"

geo_dims = ["n_scans", "n_fovs"]
geo_size = 10 * 145
fake_lon_data, fake_lat_data = make_fake_mwr_l1c_lonlats(geo_size, geo_dims)
fake_sun_azi_data = make_fake_angles(geo_size, geo_dims, shape=(10, 145))
fake_sun_zen_data = make_fake_angles(geo_size, geo_dims, shape=(10, 145))
fake_sat_azi_data = make_fake_angles(geo_size, geo_dims, shape=(10, 145))
fake_sat_zen_data = make_fake_angles(geo_size, geo_dims, shape=(10, 145))


[docs] def test_get_channel_data(aws_mwr_l1c_handler, fake_mwr_data_array): """Test retrieving the channel data.""" did = dict(name="1") dataset_info = dict(file_key="data/calibration/aws_toa_brightness_temperature") expected = fake_mwr_data_array.isel(n_channels=0) # mask no_data value expected = expected.where(expected != -2147483648) # mask outside the valid range expected = expected.where(expected <= 700000) expected = expected.where(expected >= 0) # "calibrate" expected = expected * 0.001 res = aws_mwr_l1c_handler.get_dataset(did, dataset_info) np.testing.assert_allclose(res, expected) assert "x" in res.dims assert "y" in res.dims assert res.dims == ("y", "x") assert "n_channels" not in res.coords assert res.attrs["sensor"] == "mwr" assert res.attrs["platform_name"] == PLATFORM_NAME
[docs] @pytest.mark.parametrize(("id_name", "file_key", "fake_array"), [("longitude", "data/navigation/aws_lon", fake_lon_data * 1e-4), ("latitude", "data/navigation/aws_lat", fake_lat_data), ]) def test_get_navigation_data(aws_mwr_l1c_handler, id_name, file_key, fake_array): """Test retrieving the geolocation (lon, lat) data.""" did = dict(name=id_name) dataset_info = dict(file_key=file_key, standard_name=id_name) res = aws_mwr_l1c_handler.get_dataset(did, dataset_info) if id_name == "longitude": fake_array = fake_array.where(fake_array <= 180, fake_array - 360) np.testing.assert_allclose(res, fake_array) assert "x" in res.dims assert "y" in res.dims assert res.dims == ("y", "x") assert "standard_name" in res.attrs if id_name == "longitude": assert res.max() <= 180
[docs] @pytest.mark.parametrize(("id_name", "file_key", "fake_array"), [("solar_azimuth_angle", "data/navigation/aws_solar_azimuth_angle", fake_sun_azi_data), ("solar_zenith_angle", "data/navigation/aws_solar_zenith_angle", fake_sun_zen_data), ("satellite_azimuth_angle", "data/navigation/aws_satellite_azimuth_angle", fake_sat_azi_data), ("satellite_zenith_angle", "data/navigation/aws_satellite_zenith_angle", fake_sat_zen_data)]) def test_get_viewing_geometry_data(aws_mwr_l1c_handler, id_name, file_key, fake_array): """Test retrieving the angles_data.""" dset_id = dict(name=id_name) dataset_info = dict(file_key=file_key, standard_name=id_name) res = aws_mwr_l1c_handler.get_dataset(dset_id, dataset_info) np.testing.assert_allclose(res, fake_array) assert "x" in res.dims assert "y" in res.dims assert res.dims == ("y", "x") assert "standard_name" in res.attrs