firedpy Burn area product is out of date

MCD64A1 burned area product is decommissioned at the end of 2022. I want to use this tool to extract global fire events in 2023 and 2024. Looking forward to your reply! @Ckster @maxwellCcook

Oct 11 '24 11:10 ChangpeiHe

Hey there, I believe the current firedpy algorithm uses the more current MCD64 product that is still being produced. Are using docker and pulling from the old dockerhub repo (earthlab/firedpy)? if so, you'll want to switch to the earthlabcu/firedpy dockerhub account.

Oct 11 '24 17:10 admahood

Oooh I see what's happening. the updated version of the algorithm is not on the main branch. It's on the v2.0 branch. @Ckster is that branch ready to be the main branch yet?

Oct 11 '24 17:10 admahood

Thanks! So, can I use the code on the v2.0 branch? git checkout v2.0

Oct 12 '24 02:10 ChangpeiHe

We just merged 2.0 into main, so you should be all set using main now. Let me know if there are any problems

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Thanks! So, can I use the code on the v2.0 branch? git checkout v2.0

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Oct 12 '24 04:10 admahood

It seems lacking "setup.py".

Oct 12 '24 17:10 ChangpeiHe

Hi, @admahood. Are the parameters ecoregion_type, ecoregion_level, and landcover_type required?

Oct 13 '24 04:10 ChangpeiHe

Without "setup.py", I cannot install firedpy successfully. @admahood

Oct 14 '24 06:10 ChangpeiHe

We are moving away from using setup.py. I would suggest using the environment.yml file create the conda environment necessary for running firedpy and then simply call python bin/firedpy.py. Alternatively, you can run the new Docker container. I will update the README shortly to show how to do this

Oct 14 '24 17:10 Ckster

The README is updated. If you cannot run from Docker then simply create the environment from the environment.yml file, activate the firedpy env, and run 'python bin/firedpy.py'

Oct 14 '24 18:10 Ckster

Thanks, @Ckster. I try to run "python ./bin/firedpy.py -spatial 5 -temporal 11 -aoi h10v04 -out_dir /public/home/hechangpei/firedpy/proj/ -eco_region_type world -file fired -start_year 2023 -end_year 2024 ". However, an error occurred as "Traceback (most recent call last): File "/public/home/hechangpei/firedpy/./bin/firedpy.py", line 10, in from src.data_classes import EcoRegion, BurnData, LandCover ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'src'".

Oct 15 '24 02:10 ChangpeiHe

Sorry, forgot to add you will have to add the project directory to your PYTHONPATH. From the project directory run export PYTHONPATH=$(pwd):$PYTHONPATH

Oct 15 '24 05:10 Ckster

@ChangpeiHe the PYTHONPATH should be automatically set now, just pull the most recent changes from main. Let me know how it works, thanks.

Oct 15 '24 17:10 Ckster

@Ckster It works, thanks! I'm sorry for not replying to you promptly. I‘m trying to run firedpy on the global scale.

Oct 15 '24 17:10 ChangpeiHe