hi, the workaround is quite heavy but works most of the case : testing that 
you value are within a range:

it wold be something like 

(((im1b1>-9999)and(im1b1<9999)?im1b1:0) + 
(((im2b1>-9999)and(im2b1<9999))?im2b1) + ....

if this does not work straight aways, try first with a gdalbuildvrt 
-vrtnodata None

Le jeudi 31 janvier 2019 22:39:22 UTC+1, Álvaro Paredes a écrit :
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm using otb BandMath to calculate some stats through several images, and 
> the problem that arises is that nodata values ​​from the images are 
> interfering with results. 
>
> Every image is a geotif of the same extent and resolution, but the 
> location of the NAs values are variable (due to clouds principally). If I 
> compute the sum or average of the images I end with and image full of NAs, 
> without any valid value (in all the images, there's at least one cell with 
> NAs).
>
> For example, I'm running: otbcli_BandMath -il im1.tif im2.tif 
> im3.tifim4.tif im5.tif im6.tif im7.tif im8.tif im9.tif im10.tif -out 
> test.tif -exp 
> "(im1b1+im2b1+im3b1+im4b1+im5b1+im6b1+im7b1+im8b1+im9b1+im10b1)"
>
> Is there any way to tell to the program to ignore nodata values or is 
> there a workaround to solve it?
>
> Regards,
>

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