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Re: converting map projections using ENVI [message #50103]

Wed, 13 September 2006 14:39

James Kuyper
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Registered: March 2000

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surajchem@hotmail.com wrote:
> i have a simusoidal map which i want to convert into lambert conformal
> conic projection.
> i made a customize lambert conformal conic projection. but when ever i
> tried to convert it it would give the following error" array dimensions
> must exceed 0"
> but when i tried to convert a world demo inbuilt in ENVI and using the
> customized projection it worked!!
> i dont know where i am going wrong

Could you show us a simplified version of your code, preferably one
that can actually be executed, to demonstrate the problem? That error
message strongly implies a coding error, and not one that can be
debugged without seeing the actual code that contains the error.

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Re: converting map projections using ENVI [message #50162 is a reply to message #50103]

Fri, 15 September 2006 11:22

surajchem
Messages: 10
Registered: September 2006

Junior Member

I did not write any code i just use ENVI software to do the conversion,
i had obtain the data from any ftp site where they mention about using
ENVI software to use it.
kuyper@wizard.net wrote:
> surajchem@hotmail.com wrote:
>> i have a simusoidal map which i want to convert into lambert conformal
>> conic projection.
>> i made a customize lambert conformal conic projection. but when ever i
>> tried to convert it it would give the following error" array dimensions
>> must exceed 0"
>> but when i tried to convert a world demo inbuilt in ENVI and using the
>> customized projection it worked!!
>> i dont know where i am going wrong
>
> Could you show us a simplified version of your code, preferably one
> that can actually be executed, to demonstrate the problem? That error
> message strongly implies a coding error, and not one that can be
> debugged without seeing the actual code that contains the error.

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