Add ASF https download source for DEM/watermask staging - #343
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Add the public ASF Earthdata Cloud HTTPS distribution to the dem/watermask
staging scripts behind a -s/--source {s3,https} flag, defaulting to the
existing S3 behavior. This enables users to run the scripts from environments
outside AWS us-west-2 where direct S3 access to the JPL-internal buckets is denied.
HTTPS requires a NASA Earthdata Login (EDL) account and a ~/.netrc entry.
Examples:
Processing from AWS us-west-2:
python -m nisar.workflows.stage_dem -p [RSLC file]
or
python -m nisar.workflows.stage_dem -p [RSLC file] -s s3
Processing outside:
python -m nisar.workflows.stage_dem -p [RSLC file] -s https
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Add the public ASF Earthdata Cloud HTTPS distribution to the dem/watermask staging scripts behind a -s/--source {s3,https} flag, defaulting to the existing S3 behavior. This enables users to run the scripts from environments outside AWS where direct S3 bucket access to denied. HTTPS requires a NASA Earthdata Login (EDL) account and a ~/.netrc entry.
Examples:
Processing from AWS onDemand system:
python -m nisar.workflows.stage_dem -p [RSLC file]
or
python -m nisar.workflows.stage_dem -p [RSLC file] -s s3
Processing outside:
python -m nisar.workflows.stage_dem -p [RSLC file] -s https