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I tried first to run one of your examples using a Jupyter notebook without luck (sentinel2_data_download_to_array), unfortunately. I modified the modules path and eodal path as indicated, and this first cell seems to run without errors. Also, the following cells defining functions, eodal query parameters and so on are working. But when we get to dowload/load the images, I get an error. Apparently is finding the scenes but an exception arises because it "can not initialize new Band instance: Must pass either crs or epsg" (I add screenshot).
I tried also to run it using the container provided, but the same error appears. Thus, the Python and modules versions are the ones specified in the dockerfile. My OS is Windows 10 Enterprise.
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards.
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I cannot see from the screenshot the entire cascade of functions for the error, but it looks like EOdal does not find the CRS from the band it is adding. Could you provide more screenshots to see where the .addband method is called in the notebook? Also, are you using the provided .gpkg file as region of interest or you changed it with a correctly referenced shapfile?
I tried first to run one of your examples using a Jupyter notebook without luck (sentinel2_data_download_to_array), unfortunately. I modified the modules path and eodal path as indicated, and this first cell seems to run without errors. Also, the following cells defining functions, eodal query parameters and so on are working. But when we get to dowload/load the images, I get an error. Apparently is finding the scenes but an exception arises because it "can not initialize new Band instance: Must pass either crs or epsg" (I add screenshot).
I tried also to run it using the container provided, but the same error appears. Thus, the Python and modules versions are the ones specified in the dockerfile. My OS is Windows 10 Enterprise.
Thanks in advance.



Best Regards.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: