This was a great video buddy. Thank you for this. "pip install snappy" was not working. Wouldn't have been able to do this without you. Thanks once again!
Hi, I got this trouble: >>> import snappy Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 1, in File "C:\Users\virgi\anaconda3\envs\snap\lib\snappy\__init__.py", line 62, in import jpyutil ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'jpyutil'
Please tell me, doctor, how can I analyze the L-band satellite images and display them in a format that I can study in the Geophysics Department. What is below the surface of the earth
You can try to follow the tutorial using version 3.8.5 I was able to run this using python 3.6 so it might work. Otherwise you can always create a new virtual environment with python2.7 and setup that way. Let me know if you're able to get it working.
I tried it with both python 3.8.5 and 2.7 but did not work. The problem is I do not know why my environment location is 'C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\envs\snap' instead of 'C:\users\u6523\Anaconda3\envs\snap'???? anyway I used the python there but it did not work
@@geovicco Yes thanks ..it worked...the problem was with a python that was installed in my Arcgis from 2014..I removed it and it was solved...but how I can be sure that snappy is now working and installed?
@Bilhaq You dont need to do any of this if all your work is in SNAP software. This tutorial is meant to be for the purpose of automating processing of satellite data in python using the snappy library which basically allows us to run every SNAP command. If you're stuck that might be due to your systems configuration or how your SNAP software is configured on the system. You need to look into SNAP Configuration Optimizer tool using SNAPs public forum. Hopefully this helps.
hi, does this work with python 3.8.8? if so, would everything be the same except the first line of code where you did 'conda create -n python-2.7' i change 2.7 to 3.8?
Hi, I'm trying to follow this now but I cant find SNAP command line, did I do something wrong? Could it be because I didn't install it on C: ? /// Edit: It was indeed because I didn't install in C:. Now, I have a somewhat dumb question but when I edit snap.properties file I can't save because I'm not admin, how do I save/edit as admin?
There are a few issues with using some versions of python3 to configure snappy. I would suggest checking out the link below. Let me know if you find a solution. senbox.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SNAP/pages/50855941/Configure+Python+to+use+the+SNAP-Python+snappy+interface
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This was a great video buddy. Thank you for this. "pip install snappy" was not working. Wouldn't have been able to do this without you. Thanks once again!
i am unable to import snappy module it is saying as python interpreter is not found
I got it works too. Thank you! Happy new year!
Hi, I got this trouble:
>>> import snappy
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
File "C:\Users\virgi\anaconda3\envs\snap\lib\snappy\__init__.py", line 62, in
import jpyutil
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'jpyutil'
Please tell me, doctor, how can I analyze the L-band satellite images and display them in a format that I can study in the Geophysics Department. What is below the surface of the earth
I am facing this issue Can you please help ?
cannot import name 'ProductIO' from 'snappy'
Thanks for this toturial...one question...when I install Anaconda; it has pythone 3.8.5, so shall I use pythone 3.8.5 in commend line or python 2.7?
You can try to follow the tutorial using version 3.8.5
I was able to run this using python 3.6 so it might work. Otherwise you can always create a new virtual environment with python2.7 and setup that way. Let me know if you're able to get it working.
Hey man great video and post on medium! I was unable to find the SNAP command line for mac. Any idea about this?
I tried it with both python 3.8.5 and 2.7 but did not work. The problem is I do not know why my environment location is 'C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\envs\snap' instead of 'C:\users\u6523\Anaconda3\envs\snap'???? anyway I used the python there but it did not work
The location of anaconda3 folder in your device must be different from the one shown in the video. Try again and should be working.
@@geovicco Yes thanks ..it worked...the problem was with a python that was installed in my Arcgis from 2014..I removed it and it was solved...but how I can be sure that snappy is now working and installed?
i am running oil spill detection in snap and its not working. still 2 %, is that because i didnt step like you did to installing pyhto like that???
@Bilhaq You dont need to do any of this if all your work is in SNAP software. This tutorial is meant to be for the purpose of automating processing of satellite data in python using the snappy library which basically allows us to run every SNAP command.
If you're stuck that might be due to your systems configuration or how your SNAP software is configured on the system. You need to look into SNAP Configuration Optimizer tool using SNAPs public forum.
Hopefully this helps.
@@geovicco ok broo, Thankyou!
hi, does this work with python 3.8.8? if so, would everything be the same except the first line of code where you did 'conda create -n python-2.7' i change 2.7 to 3.8?
SNAP wont work with 3.8. It does work with python 3.6
@@geovicco thanks! I'll go back to 3.6 then
Hi, I'm trying to follow this now but I cant find SNAP command line, did I do something wrong? Could it be because I didn't install it on C: ? /// Edit: It was indeed because I didn't install in C:. Now, I have a somewhat dumb question but when I edit snap.properties file I can't save because I'm not admin, how do I save/edit as admin?
When i am trying to edit the snap properties files it shows access is denied please can you help me out
You may need to edit the file using administrator privileges in order to make changes.
can I use python3 rather than python2?
There are a few issues with using some versions of python3 to configure snappy. I would suggest checking out the link below. Let me know if you find a solution.
senbox.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SNAP/pages/50855941/Configure+Python+to+use+the+SNAP-Python+snappy+interface
I was able to successfully configure snappy with python 3.6 using exactly the same process
@@geovicco This means you used pip instead of conda, right?