ee.Geometry.Point does not accept varargs after importing eemont

[FeiYao-Edinburgh]

Hi @davemlz !

I just found a VERY weird behavior in eemont 0.2.5. Before importing the eemont, the following code excerpt works perfectly:

import ee
ee.Initialize()

image = ee.ImageCollection("COPERNICUS/S2_SR").first().set("lon",5.9053, "lat",31.6585)

poi = ee.Geometry.Point([image.getNumber("lon"), image.getNumber("lat")]) # A list of two [x,y] coordinates.
print(poi.getInfo())

poi = ee.Geometry.Point(image.getNumber("lon"), image.getNumber("lat")) # varargs.
print(poi.getInfo())

>>>
{'type': 'Point', 'coordinates': [5.9053, 31.6585]}
{'type': 'Point', 'coordinates': [5.9053, 31.6585]}

However, after importing eemont, the last two sentences will prompts the error of "EEException: Invalid argument specified for ee.Number(): <object object at 0x2b9f90c8ed80>":

import eemont

poi = ee.Geometry.Point([image.getNumber("lon"), image.getNumber("lat")]) # A list of two [x,y] coordinates.
print(poi.getInfo())

poi = ee.Geometry.Point(image.getNumber("lon"), image.getNumber("lat")) # varargs.
print(poi.getInfo())

I spent a couple of hours to identify the root of this weird, hard-to-be-spotted issue, so would like to let you and others know about it, although I am not sure if this still exists in the latest version of the eemont. Also not sure if this issue goes to other functions that accept varargs.

All the best, Fei

[davemlz]

Hi @FeiYao-Edinburgh!

Ok, this is super weird. I've been trying to look for a solution but I have no idea.

I will keep this issue open. Thank you for spotting it!

Best,

David

[jencaro19]

@davemlz I have also spent the last hours trying to calculate my indices and no matter what I do they don't seem to be added as new bands. the code runs but when i do zonal statistics they are not there! Is the package offline or maybe i am missing something. Thank you

Gracias

[davemlz]

Hi @jencaro19!

S2_HARMONIZED is not yet included in the current version of eemont (0.3.4), but it will be in the following days with the upcoming version (0.3.5). Please see https://github.com/davemlz/eemont/issues/68. Thank you!

PD: index() and scale() are deprecated since version 0.3.0, please use spectralIndices() and scaleAndOffset(). See https://eemont.readthedocs.io/en/latest/changelog.html#v0-3-0.

Con gusto! :)

[davemlz]

Hi @jencaro19!

eemont v0.3.5 was just released and now you can try it. It should work! :)

pip install -U eemont