- In the associated `config.json`, there is a single directory listed. Xylem will parse through this main directory and concurrently process all available subdirectories.
```json
"input":
"/path/to/input/directory"
"/data/test-cases"
```
- Multiple directories may also be specified. Note that when listing multiple directories, they are listed within `[ ]`, signaling to Xylem these specific directories should be concurrently processed.
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- Module P also updates the middle of the filenames from `P1BS` for panchromatic imagery and `M1BS` for multispectral imagery to `S3XS` which is a Maxar naming standard and a naming convention upheld throughout the use of Legacy PIPE.
- For multi-module processing, combinations can **only** be made in these two orders:
> Module A -> Module P -> Module O
> Module P -> Module O
- Atmospheric correction is **always** the first processing step if it is included, and imagery **must** be pansharpened before it is orthorectified.
- In the associated `config.json`, there is a single directory listed. Xylem will parse through this main directory and concurrently process all available subdirectories.
```json
"input":
"/path/to/input/directory"
"/data/test-cases"
```
- Multiple directories may also be specified. Note that when listing multiple directories, they are listed within `[ ]`, signaling to Xylem these specific directories should be concurrently processed.
- In the associated `config.json`, multiple directories are listed. Note that when listing multiple directories, they are listed within `[ ]`, signaling to Xylem these specific directories should be concurrently processed.
- A single directory may also be specified. Xylem will parse through this main directory and concurrently process all available subdirectories.
```json
"input":
"/path/to/output_MODP"
"/data/test-cases"
```
- Define the module:
- Within the module variable, specify the `name` and `uri` to the module. The `uri` specifically informs Xylem from where to install the module environment. For example, if a user has Xylem installed and has cloned each of the modules in their `dev` directory within a Docker container, this path may look something like: