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unable to open .hdr file
See original GitHub issueas the optional image argument to envi.open.
img = envi.open(‘EO1H1400432009124110PY.hdr’, ‘EO1H1400432009124110PY.hdr’) Unable to create memmap interface.
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In your original post, you have the header file passed as the argument to
envi.opentwice (both arguments end in “.HDR”). The second argument should be the name of the image data file, which should either have a different extension (e.g., “.img”, “.ref”) or no extension at all.You are welcome.