Hi Kyle! I'm trying to use the latest version of ACOLITE (released April 2021) to process some PlanetScope images. I don't know much about coding (only R), and thus so far I have been relying on the GUI. However, I've realized that there are some things I would like to mess around with in the settings file that I can't do through the GUI. I tried launching it in CLI mode following this tutorial/the manual, but it doesn't seem to work with the newest version (there's no 'dist' folder or 'acolite.exe' file). Is there any chance you could make a tutorial on how to launch the latest version in CLI mode an create a settings file? I would be so grateful as there aren't any tutorials for the latest version and the manual hasn't been updated to the latest release. Thank you!
Hi, may I ask you how do you use the text file to process multiple images? I am trying to do it as the manual says but it only processes the first image thank you
Hello kyle Could you please tell me the way that image list can be prepared easily. I have around 200 files to process. I am a super beginner for remote sensing accessories
I have a issue, I was following your instructions but when I press the botton for run process the terminal send me thsi message: Processing error, see log file for details. But the log file its empty. Anybody have the same issue?
thank you for the explanation! I run the program in the first way you show in the video, but I don't get the file that you erase, what I think is the corrected image. Plus, I can write in the black window (I don't know how is it call in English) and there is an advertisement that say "The MATPLOTLIBDATA environment variable was deprecated in Matplotlib 3.1 and will be removed in 3.3. Restored settings file config/acolite_defaults.txt" I don't understand.
It sounds like that is a common warning message that an environmental variable on your machine is set. It’s from Python, warning you that it won’t be supported. See details here: stackoverflow.com/questions/64098145/matplotlibdata-environment-variable-was-deprecated
It’s probably not related to acolite, unless you are seeing other issues. If you continue to have issues, try to post to the acolite user group - I also monitor there, so you may hear from me again! odnature.naturalsciences.be/remsem/software-and-data/acolite
Hlaing Phyo of course! What types of videos would you like to see? I’ll make a video on merging the outputs and setting a bounding box next. Let me know what else you’re interested in!
@@kmon02 Many thanks for your response. I have tried running Acolite on my Mac some time and it's still wrong. It may be the running processes differ from Mac to Windows and I think the developer aims the product especially for Linux and Windows.
Hlaing Phyo I’ll make a video for running Acolite on the Mac, perhaps that will help you out. If you have any specific error messages, feel free to post them here. You’re correct that the developer does seem to target Mac and Linux builds, at least the flags are more similar to command line utilities on the Mac for me.
Dear Kyle I'm having trouble getting the acolite to run, can you help me? Is it related to my windows version: 8.1? Something interesting is that the ls command doesn't work for me.
Carlos Amorim it’s likely that you’re using the default Windows Command Prompt, rather than the newer Git Bash prompt. The Windows equivalent for this is “dir” which lists the content in the directory.
Hi Kyle! First of all, thank you for the very informative video. May I ask what software are you using to open the ACOLITE NC output file? I am encountering an error when I am trying to open it using QGIS version 3.14.16. Thanks!
Hi Mary. I like to try opening the NC files as a mesh layer. See instructions here: gis.stackexchange.com/questions/357159/cannot-open-netcdf-file-in-qgis
amrullah sayono you might want to post to the acolite forum, they’ll be able to help troubleshoot there: odnature.naturalsciences.be/remsem/acolite-forum/
Hi kyle, thank you for the video.
How can I use the output to generate and RGB TIF image?
Hi Kyle! I'm trying to use the latest version of ACOLITE (released April 2021) to process some PlanetScope images. I don't know much about coding (only R), and thus so far I have been relying on the GUI. However, I've realized that there are some things I would like to mess around with in the settings file that I can't do through the GUI. I tried launching it in CLI mode following this tutorial/the manual, but it doesn't seem to work with the newest version (there's no 'dist' folder or 'acolite.exe' file). Is there any chance you could make a tutorial on how to launch the latest version in CLI mode an create a settings file? I would be so grateful as there aren't any tutorials for the latest version and the manual hasn't been updated to the latest release. Thank you!
Hi, may I ask you how do you use the text file to process multiple images? I am trying to do it as the manual says but it only processes the first image
thank you
Hello kyle
Could you please tell me the way that image list can be prepared easily. I have around 200 files to process. I am a super beginner for remote sensing accessories
I have a issue, I was following your instructions but when I press the botton for run process the terminal send me thsi message:
Processing error, see log file for details.
But the log file its empty. Anybody have the same issue?
thank you for the explanation! I run the program in the first way you show in the video, but I don't get the file that you erase, what I think is the corrected image. Plus, I can write in the black window (I don't know how is it call in English) and there is an advertisement that say "The MATPLOTLIBDATA environment variable was deprecated in Matplotlib 3.1 and will be removed in 3.3. Restored settings file config/acolite_defaults.txt" I don't understand.
It sounds like that is a common warning message that an environmental variable on your machine is set. It’s from Python, warning you that it won’t be supported. See details here: stackoverflow.com/questions/64098145/matplotlibdata-environment-variable-was-deprecated
It’s probably not related to acolite, unless you are seeing other issues. If you continue to have issues, try to post to the acolite user group - I also monitor there, so you may hear from me again! odnature.naturalsciences.be/remsem/software-and-data/acolite
very helpful, thank you for this! one question, the settings file used in the cli was the one produced while using the gui?
very helpful video for new users. Thank you!
You are welcome! Glad you found it useful.
@@kmon02 Could you please upload more lessons using ACOLITE for new users?
Hlaing Phyo of course! What types of videos would you like to see? I’ll make a video on merging the outputs and setting a bounding box next. Let me know what else you’re interested in!
@@kmon02 Many thanks for your response. I have tried running Acolite on my Mac some time and it's still wrong. It may be the running processes differ from Mac to Windows and I think the developer aims the product especially for Linux and Windows.
Hlaing Phyo I’ll make a video for running Acolite on the Mac, perhaps that will help you out. If you have any specific error messages, feel free to post them here. You’re correct that the developer does seem to target Mac and Linux builds, at least the flags are more similar to command line utilities on the Mac for me.
Dear Kyle
I'm having trouble getting the acolite to run, can you help me? Is it related to my windows version: 8.1?
Something interesting is that the ls command doesn't work for me.
Carlos Amorim it’s likely that you’re using the default Windows Command Prompt, rather than the newer Git Bash prompt. The Windows equivalent for this is “dir” which lists the content in the directory.
I can make another video on how to set up acolite using different command prompts if needed.
@@kmon02 How to access the Git Bash prompt?
@@kmon02 Would be great.
@@geocientista You got it - check out my video here: th-cam.com/video/dWVoSHeSXEI/w-d-xo.html
Hi Kyle!
First of all, thank you for the very informative video. May I ask what software are you using to open the ACOLITE NC output file? I am encountering an error when I am trying to open it using QGIS version 3.14.16. Thanks!
Hi Mary. I like to try opening the NC files as a mesh layer. See instructions here: gis.stackexchange.com/questions/357159/cannot-open-netcdf-file-in-qgis
Have you ever tried processing the l2w parameter ?
No, I haven't. I could give it a try over the weekend though. What dataset are you working with?
@@kmon02 landsat 8. i've tried l2w parameters, but it doesnt work
amrullah sayono you might want to post to the acolite forum, they’ll be able to help troubleshoot there: odnature.naturalsciences.be/remsem/acolite-forum/