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Unable to view images after downloading "Full datasets with GEOTIFF metadata" #19

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RaagaMadappa opened this issue Oct 26, 2021 · 6 comments

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@RaagaMadappa
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Hello

I am unable to view the .tif files after downloading them from the "Full datasets with GEOTIFF metadata" menu. I confirmed the SHA1 checksum of each file after download and of the combined file. I used the tar option to decompress as stated in the instructions. But all the images are blank. Do I need to convert them to another format before I can use them?

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@rongtongxueya
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Hello, do you know how to divide the dataset by the name of the disaster suffered? The dataset I downloaded only has the pre- and post-disaster images in one file and I don't know how to divide the dataset by the type of disaster suffered, so I can't run the author's code. Can you help me with my doubts, thanks!

@IcarusFal
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Hello

I am unable to view the .tif files after downloading them from the "Full datasets with GEOTIFF metadata" menu. I confirmed the SHA1 checksum of each file after download and of the combined file. I used the tar option to decompress as stated in the instructions. But all the images are blank. Do I need to convert them to another format before I can use them?

Thanks!

hi, I have the same problem.. I did all the steps correctly as the way they said in website but all images are black ... if your problem is solved please tell me how

@TangSL1ping
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Hello
I am unable to view the .tif files after downloading them from the "Full datasets with GEOTIFF metadata" menu. I confirmed the SHA1 checksum of each file after download and of the combined file. I used the tar option to decompress as stated in the instructions. But all the images are blank. Do I need to convert them to another format before I can use them?
Thanks!

hi, I have the same problem.. I did all the steps correctly as the way they said in website but all images are black ... if your problem is solved please tell me how

Hello
I am unable to view the .tif files after downloading them from the "Full datasets with GEOTIFF metadata" menu. I confirmed the SHA1 checksum of each file after download and of the combined file. I used the tar option to decompress as stated in the instructions. But all the images are blank. Do I need to convert them to another format before I can use them?
Thanks!

hi, I have the same problem.. I did all the steps correctly as the way they said in website but all images are black ... if your problem is solved please tell me how

Hello, I have the same problem as you, after predicting and running the inference.sh file, the output picture is solid black, I would like to ask you did you solve this problem?

@leondada
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leondada commented Feb 1, 2024

Hello
I am unable to view the .tif files after downloading them from the "Full datasets with GEOTIFF metadata" menu. I confirmed the SHA1 checksum of each file after download and of the combined file. I used the tar option to decompress as stated in the instructions. But all the images are blank. Do I need to convert them to another format before I can use them?
Thanks!

hi, I have the same problem.. I did all the steps correctly as the way they said in website but all images are black ... if your problem is solved please tell me how

I have the same problem……

@deg4uss3r
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deg4uss3r commented Feb 1, 2024

These are GeoTiff files not TIFFs.

If you want to view them locally I would recommend using something like QGIS and following these instructions.

Screenshot 2024-02-01 at 12 11 29

@leondada
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leondada commented Feb 1, 2024

These are GeoTiff files not TIFFs.

If you want to view them locally I would recommend using something like QGIS and following these instructions.

Screenshot 2024-02-01 at 12 11 29

Thanks. I find a way to handle this problem. import tifffile as tf and then tf.imread(xxx.tif)

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