Hi,
I am trying to calculate some metrics.
I tried time ago in a test area, and it worked out (my own laptop)
I have tried this weekend to run on my tiles and it didn't work out
(another computer), but the other commands did.
So I have tried this morning to run the spdmetrics on one tile using my
laptop and it worked out.
In the meanwhile I reinstall tuiview on my laptop, and after that I can run
spdmetrics anymore.
The error I get anytime is segmentation fault (core dumped)
I fear that it has something to do with my conda installation, because
before reinstalling tuiview with conda, the spdmetrics woked out, and now I
doesn't anymore. Below you find my command and the xml file.
Could anyone give me a hint?
I have tried already to install and reinstall spdlib.
Best regards,
My code for metrics looks like :
spdmetrics --image -f KEA -b 1 -c 50 -r 50 -m ./metrics2a.xml -o
./als_dr_opt3_row1col29_2013_nztm_rmn_pmfmccgrd_10m_metrics.kea
-i /als_dr_opt3_row1col29_2013_nztm_10m_rmn_pmfmccgrd_h.spd
my xml file, which it should be right, is:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<!--
Description:
XML File for execution within SPDLib
This file contains a template for the
metrics XML interface.
-->
<spdlib:metrics xmlns:spdlib="http://www.spdlib.org/xml/";>
<spdlib:metric metric="percentage" field="CoverRts" >
<spdlib:metric metric="numreturnsheight" field="Out_Name1"
return="All" class="NotGrd" lowthreshold="2" />
<spdlib:metric metric="numreturnsheight" field="Out_Name2"
return="All" class="All" />
</spdlib:metric>
<spdlib:metric metric="maxheight" field="MaxH" return="All"
class="NotGrd" lowthreshold="2" />
<spdlib:metric metric="meanheight" field="MeanH" return="All"
class="NotGrd" lowthreshold="2" />
<spdlib:metric metric="medianheight" field="MedianH" return="All"
class="NotGrd" lowthreshold="2" />
<spdlib:metric metric="canopycover" field="CanopyCover" resolution="1"
radius="2" return="All" class="NotGrd" />
<spdlib:metric metric="canopycoverpercent" field="CanopyCopyPercent"
resolution="1" radius="2" return="All" class="NotGrd" />
</spdlib:metrics>
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