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Saving cloud mask

  • April 26, 2024
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S

Hi,
I have gone through the sentinel2-cloud-detector-example in jupyter notebook. It has worked very well for my area of interest. But how do I export the resulting masks in vector or raster format?

thanks

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S

I suggest checking out rasterio package which implements basic tools for exporting numpy arrays into geotiffs and for converting rasters to vectors.

Another option is to check out eo-learn which wraps both s2cloudless and rasterio in a form of EOTasks. There you can simply chain together tasks such as eolearn.mask.AddCloudMaskTask, eolearn.io.ExportToTiff and eolearn.io.RasterToVector.

S

Thanks for the advice maleksandrov. I’ll check out both and hopefully get it working.

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