
Shawn Melamed
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Shawn Melamed commented,
Hi Logan, It is not a very simple process to call EASI functions from python. You will basically have to run the EASI script using subprocess.call() function. However, if you need to pass variable...
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Shawn Melamed commented,
Hi Richard, I am going to ask our admin to move your posts to a separate thread, as it is not really related to the original topic here. Just a bit of housekeeping to keep this forum organized. to...
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Shawn Melamed commented,
Hi Obinna, It is likely that you are using the wrong python interpreter. ArcGIS installs their own interpreter. If you want to use Geomatica and ArcGIS together, you will need to install the ArcGI...
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Shawn Melamed commented,
Hi Richard, I've experienced a similar issue with initializing the PCI modules in the past. As it turned out, the issue was related to trying to import the PCI modules, which are 64-bit, using a ...
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Shawn Melamed commented,
An easy and efficient way to build a python equivalent to your EASI condition would be to use numpy's vectorize function. Here is an example: from numpy as np from pci.api import gobs, datasource...
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Shawn Melamed commented,
For more information about using Geomatica's Python API, checkout our online document: http://www.pcigeomatics.com/python-api-doc/ And for some examples and useful recipes, checkout the following ...
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Shawn Melamed commented,
I am not sure about EASI's support of NANs, but this is well supported in Geomatica's Python API, which uses NumPy for custom raster processing. Furthermore, PCI will no longer be updating the EASI...
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Shawn Melamed commented,
Hi, What version of Geomatica are you using? and what processing level is your cartosat-1 imagery? I just tried it with Geomatica 2015 SP1 and had no problem loading both images.
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Shawn Melamed commented,
Our projection codes are different than the ESPG standard index codes. The projection code for WGS 84 in Geomatica is D000. However, that alone will not be enough. You also need to provide a coordi...
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Shawn Melamed commented,
Hi Wolfgang, Thanks for the question. I am also using PyCharm on Windows 7 and I have had no issue with accessing the PCI libraries by default. I get all of the expected results, such as auto compl...