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remove the word "configs" from command, so the command looks like this: .../prep % gdal_rasterize data/Country.gpkg -burn 1 -tr 0.1 0.1 data/blank.tif && gdalwarp -t_srs EPSG:4088 data/blank.tif data/blank_proj.tif && spi --config=Country_config.yml processed/Country_hex.geojson
or create folder configs within SPIDER repository and use the original command
Within country_config.yml (which is copied to SPIDER repository) change in first line aoi: data/Country.gpkg the word "Country" to your country name and do the same to all other filenames in the config files
under 2.6 Combine Glaes and Spider results for GeoH2
within your local GeoH2-data-prep repository create folder "Inputs_GeoH2" and within this folder create another folder "Data" so the used script can save the data there
I think it would be good to include some lines in the code which check if the mentioned folders are already there or need to be set up automatically. So the user does not have to do it manually. Should I do it doing a pull request?
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under 2.5 Run Spider:
processed
within SPIDER repository.../prep % gdal_rasterize data/Country.gpkg -burn 1 -tr 0.1 0.1 data/blank.tif && gdalwarp -t_srs EPSG:4088 data/blank.tif data/blank_proj.tif && spi --config=Country_config.yml processed/Country_hex.geojson
or create folder
configs
within SPIDER repository and use the original commandcountry_config.yml
(which is copied to SPIDER repository) change in first lineaoi: data/Country.gpkg
the word "Country" to your country name and do the same to all other filenames in the config filesunder 2.6 Combine Glaes and Spider results for GeoH2
I think it would be good to include some lines in the code which check if the mentioned folders are already there or need to be set up automatically. So the user does not have to do it manually. Should I do it doing a pull request?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: