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If you have problems importing raster formats, including tif, you should try using the GDAL interface in IDRISI. Tif in particular, comes in many different flavors and can be problematic. Also, bef...
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Klaas, That is correct that the Geotiff import in IDRISI does not support compressed GeoTiff files. Use GDAL for this. To import XYZ files, use the module XYZIDRISI under the import menu. The Hel...
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Quentin, The transition potential maps, or suitability maps, could or could not be probabilities, depending on how you created them. But think of them as suitability scores ranging from 0 to 255, ...
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Hi Larry, There seems to be a bit of confusion in the community with this projection and Web Mercator. After a bit of research we have come up with a reference system you can use to document the da...
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Larry, If I understand correctly, if you export a layer in this projection, the coordinates of the bounding image will not be altered. James Toledano Clark Labs
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Tom, Can you verify that the file did come in correctly and displays when using the HDF import in IDRISI. Is the only issue that the reference system reads plane instead of utm-18n? If this is the...
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Becky, Only if the underlying data are incorrectly tagged, then no need to reproject. Just change the reference system in Metadata in IDRISI Explorer to the correct one. If you have many files to ...
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Hi Joshua, There is a good chance that when you imported these data from Arc it gave a background value of -9999. IDRISI typically recognizes a background value of 0, as in the Composite module. T...
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Luca, A good question. I believe you are referring to the Segtrain module that creates the signatures from the training segments. We have the option to edit the bands use fro creating signatures...
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Yes, on your first response. I think you understand it correctly. I hadn't thought of it in terms of the feature size, but it makes sense. On your last response, again, you understand the process...