I downloaded some .tif files from EarthEpxloration. I am tasked to take it from Landsat 9 and also to use surface reflectance bands. Settings are shown below: Setting 1 Setting 2 Setting 3 Using anaconda in my virtual environment - which has GDAL installed in it (ver=3.6.2), I am trying to merge .tif files via python "C:\Users\XXX\anaconda3\envs\venv\Scripts\gdal_merge.py" -separate -o merged.tif LC09_L2SP_043033_20250128_20250129_02_T1_SR_B4.TIF LC09_L2SP_043033_20250128_20250129_02_T1_SR_B3.TIF LC09_L2SP_043033_20250128_20250129_02_T1_SR_B2.TIF Yes, I am using the full file path to gdal_merge.py because I cannot use this term itself, otherwise the terminal won't recognize it as a command. I receive this output in the terminal: GDAL Merge Error As you can see, there are errors when trying to merge it. By doing some research and asking Copilot, they both say that it's a corrupt file that it's trying to merge and therefore the error to it. What is your thought on it? And could you suggest a possible solution for me to solve this? Thanks a bunch! Continue reading...
