Query with Icepyx

[tsnow03]

This does not work because 'tracks' is causing nothing to return:

# Build a query that points to the specific granule (no spatial filter needed)
q = ipx.Query(
    product='ATL06',
    spatial_extent=[(lon, lat) for lon, lat in zip(lons, lats)],
    date_range=['2019-12-02', '2019-12-02'],
    tracks = ['1022'],
    version='006',
) 

[rohaizharis]

I ran into the same issue when building a query for ATL06 without a specified cycle, but not when building a query for ATL11. Here was the code block that I ran.

region_b = ipx.Query('ATL06', spatial_extent=[lonlims[0], latlims[0], lonlims[1], latlims[1]],
 date_range=['2019-01-01','2023-01-01'], tracks=['0548'])

When checking the CMRparams, it seems like "No orbital cycle parameters set" is being passed into the search.

 'temporal': '2019-01-01T00:00:00Z,2023-01-01T23:59:59Z',
 'options[readable_granule_name][pattern]': 'true',
 'options[spatial][or]': 'true',
 'readable_granule_name[]': ['ATL06_??????????????_0548No orbital[cycle] parameters set??_*'],
 'bounding_box': '20.77225468204583,79.06075558529068,27.349875780069883,80.24233130345125'}

Amending the query to include the '??' wildcard for 'cycles' works as follows:

region_b = ipx.Query('ATL06', spatial_extent=[lonlims[0], latlims[0], lonlims[1], latlims[1]], 
date_range=['2019-01-01','2023-01-01'], cycles = '??', tracks=['0548'])

[JessicaS11]

@tsnow03 I finally got a chance to dig into this. Can you share your bounding box and what granule(s) you expect to get back so I can make sure I've got it working?