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Merge pull request #130 from Florian-Katerndahl/develop
Re-opening #123 as new PR becaus I just don't git it and Restrict docker uploads in forked repos
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.github/workflows/docker-publish-debug.yml

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if: github.repository == 'davidfrantz/force'
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runs-on: ubuntu-latest
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.github/workflows/docker-publish.yml

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README.md

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**Learn how to use FORCE**. Have a look at the [Tutorials](https://force-eo.readthedocs.io/en/latest/howto/index.html). Check regularly for new content.
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**Get help**, and help others in the FORCE self-help [Google group](https://groups.google.com/d/forum/force_eo)
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**Get help**, and help others in the FORCE [discussion section](https://github.com/davidfrantz/force/discussions)
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**Follow** the FORCE project at [ResearchGate](https://www.researchgate.net/project/FORCE-Framework-for-Operational-Radiometric-Correction-for-Environmental-monitoring)
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docs/source/howto/l2-ard.rst

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*This tutorial uses FORCE v. 3.2*
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*This tutorial uses FORCE v. 3.7*
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What are Levels?
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force-parameter /data/force/param/l2ps.prm LEVEL2
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LEVEL2
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An empty parameter file skeleton was written to
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/data/force/param/LEVEL2-skeleton.prm
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/data/force/param/l2ps.prm
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Note that all parameters need to be given, even though some may not be used
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with your specific parameterization.
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You should rename the file, e.g. my-first-LEVEL2.prm.
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force-level2 /data/force/param/my-first-LEVEL2.prm
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force-level2 /data/force/param/l2ps.prm
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force-l2ps image /data/force/param/l2ps.prm
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The trailing ``1`` means that descriptions for every parameter will be included.
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If you prefer a shorter parameter file, give a ``0`` instead.
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This will generate a verbose parameter file which includes a description for every parameter. If you
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prefer a shorter parameter file, set the optional ``-c`` flag (see :ref:`aux-parameter` for detailed documentation).
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The descriptions can also be found here: :ref:`l2-param`.
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Let’s rename the file, and have a look:
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