Open SEAScope Viewer¶
Linux¶
In the file explorer:
open the [workspace]/seascope directory
double-click on SEAScope icon
OR
In a shell:
> cd [workspace]/seascope
> ./seascopemacOS¶
Open SEAScope like you do any other application
Windows¶
In the file explorer:
open the [workspace]/seascope directory
double-click on SEAScope icon
How SEAScope works¶
The first time SEAScope is started, the application creates a configuration file named config.ini that contains paths for the colormaps, data, plugins,… directories.
The data directory will have one subdirectory for each collection:
it contains one or several granules. A configuration file is provided to define
how SEAScope should render these granules. The [subdirectory].ini file has the same name as the subdirectory it relates to. Old configuration file could be provided in the subdirectory itself and are named config.ini.
At startup SEAScope will also create an index for all the compatible granules
found in the data directory (if it exists):
this index will contain the full path for each file that SEAScope is able to load.