Emit error or automatically reproject on CRS mismatch

[yash-jain16]

Running in mac terminal after running docker exactextract -r lat:sample.tif[1] -p Block-polygon.shp -f District -s mean(lat) -o minimum.csv

bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('

Running in Docker container cli

exactextract -r lat:sample.tif -p Block-polygon.shp -f District -s mean(lat) -o minimum.csv

/bin/sh: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected

[dbaston]

Wrap your arguments in quotes: exactextract -r "lat:sample.tif[1]" -p Block-polygon.shp -f District -s "mean(lat)" -o minimum.csv

[yash-jain16]

Thanks for this, but the retrieved CSV file has no value in it. It gives the following output:

[yash-jain16]

docker run --rm -it exact:tag -r "lat:/path_to_file/sample.tif[1]" -p /path_to_file/Block-polygon.shp -f District -s "min(lat)" -o /path_to_file/minimum.csv

ERROR 4: /path_to_file/sample.tif: No such file or directory Error: Failed to open /path_to_file/sample.tif

Error when executing through ENTRYPOINT

[dbaston]

You need to expose your inputs to Docker; add -v /path_to_file:/path_to_file to your docker run command.

[yash-jain16]

Thanks for all your help, actually I was able to run the code but the output csv file has no value in it. It does create the columns but there are no values for any of the operations(mean,min,etc...) Could you please guide me as to where I would be going wrong.

[dbaston]

Can you share the inputs?

[yash-jain16]

Archive.zip The zip contains the input file as sample.tif(a sentinel 2 image) and the shapefile in .shp format. -r "lat:sample.tif[1]" -p Block-polygon.shp -f District -s "min(lat)" -o minimum.csv These were the parameters passed.

[dbaston]

The results are empty because exactextract assumes that all of its inputs are in the same coordinate system (and these are not). Ideally it would detect this and emit an error (or reproject itself) but it doesn't currently.

[yash-jain16]

Thank you soo much! Works like a charm.