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I'm trying to run rasterio in my notebook setup and keep getting when I import the module. Any pointers? I'm running my notebooks inside a container built based on the official jupyter docker stacks. I basically installing the
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Never mind the above... I had and old version of GDAL. After that, I pulled the |
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by some reason i am getting error on |
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Thanks for sharing this wonderful write up. I noticed that AWS_access_key is required, does that mean the landsat data is requester-pay? |
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Landsat 8 on AWS is not requester-pays. |
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First of all, thanks for the great introduction! Maybe interesting for other windows users: I got an SSL error when trying to access the landsat images. I got rid of it by exposing my SSL certificate with: |
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This is fantastic. I have been attempting to figure out how to manipulate LANDSAT and Sentinel data from AWS without downloading wholesale and without using packages like eo-learn and GEE (too hard to customize for my liking). Had seen these features in rasterio but never knew how they worked. This is a well-done write up, cheers. jg |
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Great write up @sgillies - especially cool is the lazy warping