Hi,
I'm getting segmentation fault using i.atcorr on a LANDSAT TM data. I
subsetted the image to test in a small region.
projection: 1 (UTM)
zone: 51
datum: wgs84
ellipsoid: wgs84
north: 646722
south: 641763
west: 744135
east: 749436
nsres: 28.5
ewres:
I have reproduced it in the NC dataset (some mapset problems of i.atcorr fixed
in SVN):
cat icnd
8 (TM)
02 13 2.30 125.1297377 5.7841158 (Geometrical conditions)
1 (Tropical)
1 Continental
15 visibility
-.600
-1000
61 (chosen band)
i.atcorr -b iimg=lsat5_1987_60 iscl=-6.978740,191.600
Markus Neteler wrote:
I have reproduced it in the NC dataset (some mapset problems of i.atcorr fixed
in SVN):
cat icnd
8 (TM)
02 13 2.30 125.1297377 5.7841158 (Geometrical conditions)
1 (Tropical)
1 Continental
15 visibility
-.600
-1000
61 (chosen band)
i.atcorr -b
On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 10:00 PM, Glynn Clements
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
2. that's line 304 (of main.cpp):
if(isnan(vis[col]) || isnan(alt[col]) || isnan(buf[col])) {buf[col] =
FP_NAN; continue;}
Contrary to what the author probably assumed, FP_NAN isn't NaN. It's
the value
Markus and Glynn,
I have submitted that as it now no longer crashes.
Great!
But it's (for me)
either extremely
slow (remaining at 0%) or endless looping.
Maning, does it now work for you (hope you can update from SVN)?
Shucks, don't know installing via SVN yet. Still struggling to use
GEM
