I’m running generateBeld4Data through the FEST-C interface. It appears all the input files are read in correctly, but it’s failing in geo_functions, even after I updated it per Raster Tool Error: error while loading shared libraries: libgeos-3.4.2.so - #9 by pkasper
I found a similar error posted ( EPIC Site Information Generation Tool - #3 by ll70 ), but I don’t have any errors related to opening or writing files (log file attached), and don’t think there are any memory issues on my machine (several TB of space available)
Am I wrong that the files were read in correctly? or is this a gdal issue, or a SA installation issue?
I have SA version 4.4 installed on a linux machine.
Thank you!
**tail end of log file:
Computing new raster information…
Raster resolution is: 30.00
Compute new raster info from a shapefile: tmp1654136920_prj.shp
Projected shapefile extent min_xy: (-2824482, 155248) max_xy: (1140506, 5456242)
Modified extent min_xy: (-2824485.000000, 155235.000000) max_xy: (1140525.000000, 5456265.000000)
xcells = 132167 ycells = 176701
Proj4 projection string is: +proj=aea +lat_1=29.5 +lat_2=45.5 +lat_0=23 +lon_0=-96 +x_0=0 +y_0=0 +ellps=WGS84 +units=m +no_defs
Rasterizing projected Shapefile…
Rasterized grid Shapefile is stored in file: tmp1356972685_img.bil
/usr/local/Spatial-Allocator-4.4/src/libs/gdal-2.0.2/local/bin/gdal_translate -ot UInt32 -a_ullr -2824485.000000 5456265.000000 1140525.000000 155235.000000 -scale 0 255 0 0 -outsize 132167 176701 -of EHdr /data/harkey/Spatial-Allocator/data/sat/NLCD2011/new_temp_landcover_2011.img tmp1356972685_img.bil
Successful in creating 0 value domain image for rasterizing.
/usr/local/Spatial-Allocator-4.4/src/libs/gdal-2.0.2/local/bin/gdal_rasterize -a GRIDID -l tmp1654136920_prj tmp1654136920_prj.shp tmp1356972685_img.bil
Error in system call: /usr/local/Spatial-Allocator-4.4/src/libs/gdal-2.0.2/local/bin/gdal_rasterize -a GRIDID -l tmp1654136920_prj tmp1654136920_prj.shp tmp1356972685_img.bil
261.899u 70.482s 5:36.62 98.7% 0+0k 138832+183037112io 97pf+0w
==== Error in Beld4 data generation.