Dear list,
among a set of timestamped raster maps, one fails to register in an
STRDS. I.e., when trying to register this single raster map
t.register --o input=lst map=lst_LC81930282015116LGN00
returns
ERROR: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'tzinfo'.
This leads to something like a Python function expects a specific type of
data while it receives, as an input, another one.
The map is timestamped:
r.timestamp lst_LC81930282015116LGN00
26 Apr 2015 10:03:51
The timestamp file under `cell_misc/lst `, under the working Mapset, is
a valid file, i.e.
file LC81930282015116LGN00/cell_misc/lst/timestamp
returns
LC81930282015116LGN00/cell_misc/lst/timestamp: ASCII text
The computational region is all set, its univariate figures are computed
and printed on the command line, and, finally, the map draws normally on a
wx-Monitor.
This is one error that frequently comes up during analyses of tens
of thousands of Landsat 8 images.
I've set a short course on tracking what is where (using DEBUG=?
levels), but I think this is not the right choice.
Anyone an idea? Do I need to deeply debug this, using `pdb` for example?
Attached a outputs of g.region, g.proj, r.info, r.univar for and the
timestamp (file) of the map in question.
Thank you, Nikos
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Nikos Alexandris | Remote Sensing & Geomatics
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(attachments)
g_proj (117 Bytes)
g_region (112 Bytes)
r_info_lst_LC81930282015116LGN00 (5.01 KB)
r_univar_lst_LC81930282015116LGN00 (346 Bytes)
timestamp (21 Bytes)