When you search ASF portal for OPERA RTC products and you then use the polarization filters, marking all polarizations increases the number of products versus not selecting any.
Assumption would be that marking none - aka the default settings, would select all; and marking "all" would be the same number of products. That is not the case. Marking all is like double product count. This might have implications on download using the python API as well?
When you search ASF portal for OPERA RTC products and you then use the polarization filters, marking all polarizations increases the number of products versus not selecting any.
Assumption would be that marking none - aka the default settings, would select all; and marking "all" would be the same number of products. That is not the case. Marking all is like double product count. This might have implications on download using the python API as well?