12-08-2017
05:40 AM
- last edited on
12-11-2017
02:29 PM
by
ian.anderson
Hi support team,
I have got an error (below) when I was using ERDAS Imagine to Orthorectify a WorldView-2 imagery. During the process I have followed all the steps: Imporing DigitalGlobe tile file; orthorectifying with DEM already available in side "Elevation Library" developed by ERDAS Imagine developers. However, when I click "Ok" in the "resample window" which is the last step, an error appeared as follows:
"Parse error; Illegal character, ETXT_LCHAR('/'), at start of <OptFileNodeSubList> in position 44".
I tried many times changing output names but no solution! Would you have any suggestion about this error? Thanks for your answer!
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12-12-2017 08:13 AM
This error may be caused a data directory name that ends with an open parentheses. For example: C:\data(
Or it could be a file name that contains an open parentheses followed by a slash. For example: input.img(/image)
What is the name of your input image file? Can you provide an example of your directory path that may contain symbols such as open parentheses and slashes? Please try removing any symbols from the file name and directory names before attempting to resample the image.
Regards,
Stephen Bent
Hexagon Geospatial Support
12-13-2017 08:07 AM - edited 12-13-2017 09:59 AM
I tried...
The data directory name that I have used has not open parentheses or the file name doesn't contain an open parentheses followed by a slash. The following are the names I have used:
I have used the above directory path and file name accordingly, however, the error is the same when I click ok to resample.
Thanks for your usual cooperation!
12-13-2017 10:00 AM
The problem is being caused by the parentheses in your folder name “Research semister (3rd)”. If you remove the parentheses from this folder name (ex. “Research semister 3rd”) the resample process will work correctly.
Kind regards,
Stephen Bent
Hexagon Geospatial Support
12-13-2017 10:20 AM
Thanks so much sbent! It worked finally
Since I am new for WorldView-2 imagery, the problem was hard to me. I hope in the future we will exchange an idea again with another topic.