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Figure 31 Scenario settings window
The scenario settings window itself can be split up into several sub-panels, as described in the following
sections:
 Temporal compositing on top for selecting the layer and composite period,
 Quality filtering for optional filtering on error (uncertainty) values and bitwise quality flags,
 Remapping to Region of Interest for selecting previously created ROI in the remapping and finetune the input regions (NAfr, etc) to be considered;
 Composite files to define the compositing rules (minimum, maximum, average, sum) per day or per
period and optional number of observations
 File formatting to select additional output file formats
 Scenario info to give a name and a description to the scenario.
 Save and Cancel buttons in the bottom-right corner to save the changes or exit the window
without saving.
5.3.2.1 Temporal compositing
Figure 32 Temporal compositing sub-panel of the Scenario settings window
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