Aeolus L2B .DBL file unable to read

CODA
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after importing the CODA, while trying to extract Data I am getting the error .screenshots attached.its showing attribute error. please suggestion

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This is not an error that would happen with a normal installation. I think you broke something while trying to fix your issue in this topic. Please just try a clean installation again and don’t try to manually fix anything in the CODA installation.

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now ,I am using windows 8.1, I did all the coda environment set up . also install Miniforge3-23.1.0-0-Windows-x86_64 . using python 3.9.13, coda install successfully .herewith attached screenshot please comment and suggest.

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Did you actually put the Aeolus codadef in the C:/Program Files/CODA/share/coda/definitions directory?

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Yes ,now i put these Aeolus codadef in C:/Program Files/CODA/share/coda/definitions
and run the script .still showing same error.

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Make sure to import coda only after you perform the os.putenv. You are still importing it before.

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Yes, Finally read …thank you for supporting … Thank you

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how to create a data frame and is this possible to convert this data into one.csv format? which syntax is used?

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while running these i am facing the following error

CodacError Traceback (most recent call last)
Input In [14], in <cell line: 7>()
1 ### Mie horizontal line of sight wind profile points ###
2
3 # datetime_start = coda.fetch(product, ‘mie_geolocation’, -1, ‘windresult_geolocation/datetime_start’)
4
5 # datetime_stop = coda.fetch(product, ‘mie_geolocation’, -1, ‘windresult_geolocation/datetime_stop’)
----> 7 latitude = coda.fetch(product, ‘mie_geolocation’, -1, ‘windresult_geolocation/latitude_cog’)
9 longitude = coda.fetch(product, ‘mie_geolocation’, -1, ‘windresult_geolocation/longitude_cog’)
11 altitude = coda.fetch(product, ‘mie_geolocation’, -1, ‘windresult_geolocation/altitude_vcog’)

File ~\anaconda3\lib\site-packages\coda_init_.py:2952, in fetch(start, *path)
2950 try:
2951 if (intermediateNode):
→ 2952 type_path = _determine_type_path(nodeType, path)
2953 result = _fetch_intermediate_array(cursor, path, pathIndex, type_path)
2954 else:

File ~\anaconda3\lib\site-packages\coda_init_.py:2756, in _determine_type_path(nodeType, path)
2754 for segment in path:
2755 if isinstance(segment, str):
→ 2756 i = type_get_record_field_index_from_name(nodeType, segment)
2757 type_path.append(i)
2758 nodeType = type_get_record_field_type(nodeType, i)

File ~\anaconda3\lib\site-packages\coda_init_.py:1888, in type_get_record_field_index_from_name(type_, name)
1886 def type_get_record_field_index_from_name(type_, name):
1887 x = _ffi.new(‘long *’)
→ 1888 _check(lib.coda_type_get_record_field_index_from_name(type._x, _encode_string(name), x),
1889 ‘coda_type_get_record_field_index_from_name’)
1890 return x[0]

File ~\anaconda3\lib\site-packages\coda_init_.py:169, in _check(return_code, function)
167 def _check(return_code, function=None):
168 if return_code != 0:
→ 169 raise CodacError(function=function)

CodacError: coda_type_get_record_field_index_from_name(): record does not contain a field named ‘windresult_geolocation/latitude_cog’

import time

from datetime import datetime

# Get the current timestamp using time.time()

timestamp = sorted_df1[‘datetime_start’]

sorted_df1[‘timestamp’] = pd.to_datetime(sorted_df1[‘datetime_start’], unit=‘s’)

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import time

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from datetime import datetime

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# Get the current timestamp using time.time

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please suggest the above

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You should provide more information on what you are doing (how did you define product, what exact product are you trying to open, etc).

Doing this works fine for me:

import coda

with coda.open('AE_OPER_ALD_U_N_2B_20220102T111141_20220102T124152_0001/AE_OPER_ALD_U_N_2B_20220102T111141_20220102T124152_0001.DBL') as product:
    latitude = coda.fetch(product, 'mie_geolocation', -1, 'windresult_geolocation/latitude_cog')
    print(latitude)

[73.916214 73.933482 74.029927 ... 71.46431  71.466218 71.468123]
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Are you perhaps using coda 2.24 or 2.24.1? This had an issue when passing hierarchical paths to coda.fetch. Please try using the latest coda version, which is 2.25.

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My previous version was Coda 2.24.2. Now, I am installing Coda 2.25. However, it’s showing an attribute error. I have attached a screenshot. Please suggest further steps
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You are just repeating the issue from the first post of this topic. Please just apply the same fix you did then.

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I am following the procedure below while installing Coda 2.25:

  1. Uninstall Coda 2.24.2.

  2. Uninstall Magniforge3.

  3. Delete the old AEOLUS-20230313.codadef file.

  4. Install Coda 2.25.

  5. Install the Coda environment using Anaconda prompt:

    $ conda create -n coda
$ conda activate coda
$ conda install -c conda-forge coda

  6. Install Miniforge3 for Windows x86_64 Download link.

  7. Download the Aeolus Codadef [AEOLUS-20230313.codadef] and paste it in the following path:
    C:\Program Files\CODA\share\coda\definitions.

  8. Restart the system.

  9. Run these cells first:

    import os
os.putenv('CODA_DEFINITION', 'C:/Program Files/CODA/share/coda/definitions')

  10. After that, run these cells:

    import coda
import pandas as pd
from numpy import vstack, zeros
filename="E:/Data_Plotting/Aeolus/Input_File/AE_OPER_ALD_U_N_2B_20210413T114232_20210413T131232_0001.DBL"
product = coda.open(filename)

It is still showing the same attribute error. I have attached a screenshot for your reference. Please suggest an exact solution for this issue."

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Your steps 5 and 6 make no sense. Are you using miniforge or anaconda? You should not be using both.

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yes I am using both…

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is it really necessary to use Miniforge 3? Please share if you have standard steps while installing the CODA or suggest further.