Difference between revisions of "Introduction to Vegetation Burn Mapping using Open Data Cube"
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* Ambiguous docker errors including “Cannot Connect to daemon” can be resolved by inserting “sudo” infront of the command you are trying to run. |
* Ambiguous docker errors including “Cannot Connect to daemon” can be resolved by inserting “sudo” infront of the command you are trying to run. |
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* If you encounter the following error in figure nine when running scripts in Jupyter Notebooks then you must confirm the entire installation process has been followed. |
* If you encounter the following error in figure nine when running scripts in Jupyter Notebooks then you must confirm the entire installation process has been followed. |
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Revision as of 15:29, 22 December 2020
Contents
Introduction to Open Data Cube
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Installation Instructions
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Importing Data and Helper Scripts
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Performing Vegetation Burn Mapping
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Potential Errors
- If you receive an error during package installation like “Hash Sum Mismatch” then make sure you are using the latest version of Oracle VirtualBox. Version 6.1.16 fixes this bug.
- Ambiguous docker errors including “Cannot Connect to daemon” can be resolved by inserting “sudo” infront of the command you are trying to run.
- If you encounter the following error in figure nine when running scripts in Jupyter Notebooks then you must confirm the entire installation process has been followed.
Figure 9. Database Initialization Error.
Sources and Additional Resources
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