Ad-hoc processing fails with TypeError

[jkuusk]

I'm running the latest hypernets_tools (main) and hypernets_processor (master, installed with pip3 install -e) from github.

Tried ad-hoc processing. At first it failed with error No SN for hypstar instrument!

Added sn_hypstar to the metadata file of the sequence.

Now it fails with the following error.

$: hypernets_sequence_processor -i SEQ20210511T110003 -o /tmp/sp3 -n water Processing sequence: /home/joel/HYPSTAR1/home/joel/github/hypernets_tools_main/DATA/SEQ20210511T110003 Reading raw data... Processing Anomalies: ['x'] Failed: TypeError("unsupported operand type(s) for ** or pow(): 'int' and 'NoneType'",)

[clemgoyens]

Hi Joel, Can you send me (via email?) your sequence so I can try to reproduce the error? Thanks! Clémence

[clemgoyens]

Hi Joel, I was able to reproduce your error and to solve it by adding "lat=0000" and "lon=000" in your "metadata.txt". I will add a more explicit error message!! In the past we added default lat and lon values within the default config file in hypernets_processor but I prefer to have it from the GPS or if failing from the metadata database (which will take lat and lon based on site id - not yet implemented - I will add it on the todo list). But with the latest hypernets_tools/config_hypernets.ini.template, the following should be added in your metadata.txt with each sequence: [metadata] principal_investigator = Investigator Name datetime = {datetime} site_id = A Site ID latitude = ${GPS:latitude} longitude = ${GPS:longitude} protocol_file_name = ${general:sequence_file}

Hope this helps! Let me know if not! Clémence

[jkuusk]

I added lat=0000 and lon=000 tp the metadata.txt and now it fails with the following error: Processing sequence: /home/joel/HYPSTAR1/home/joel/github/hypernets_tools_main/DATA/SEQ20210511T110003 Reading raw data... Processing Anomalies: ['x'] Failed: IndexError('index 9 is out of bounds for axis 0 with size 9',)

[clemgoyens]

OK that is interesting. Can you try with more realistic coordinates? e.g., Lat= 43.69886 Lon= 7.30720

[jkuusk]

Still the same error

[clemgoyens]

I was able to reproduce your error with "-n water" while it should be land. Can you check: hypernets_sequence_processor -i /TestSiteOperations/Toravere/SEQ20210511T110003 -o ../Test_sequences/ -ml L2A -n land --no-unc

[jkuusk]

It completes without error if I run it with -n land or without -n command line parameter.