you can use gdal_translate to convert the output.img to geotiff:
http://www.gdal.org/gdal_translate.html (example at the end of the page)
Cheers,
Andreas
Hi @Lionel.dete,
how do you want to visualize the file? If you want to do that in a GIS environment you could use QGIS (http://www.qgis.org/en/site/forusers/download.html) in addition to GDAL directly. It can open and visualize the file as it is. You can then export it to different formats.
Cheers
Flo
Sorry for the missing elements !
I just wanted to get a jpeg or tiff or something equivalent to this format to visualize it in matlab (and do some operation after).
As both of you suggested, I use Gdal (by setting Gdal in my variable environement) and next using this command line in an anaconda prompt :
gdal_translate -of âGtiffâ in_FileName.ext1 out_FileName.ext2
With ext1 the extension of the File to âtransformâ and ext2 the extension (for the format) you want (jp2, tifâŚ).
Thank you for your help anyways !
Regards,
Lionel
Hello @abgbaumann,
which version of python are you using fmask with?
Iâve just tried to install it, through conda install -c conda-forge python-fmask, in my python environment where I have also snappy installed (python 3.4) but it says it is only compatible with python 3.5.
As far as I know snappy is not yet compatible with python 3.5 so, how do you manage to get both snappy and fmask working together?
Thank you!
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