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Error ".geojson files having no features" while running docker run command

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Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
20/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
docker, shell

Research direction

Start by reproducing the Docker run command from the linked gist and inspect the dataset paths, including /spacenet/processedData/3band/3band_Rio_OUTLINE_Public_AOI.geojson.tif. Trace the GeoJSON inputs and rio rasterize step to determine why features are empty or the TIFF is absent; done means documenting the required inputs, their locations, and whether a direct TIFF ground-truth workflow is supported.

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Description

Hey, I am new to docker and wanted to play around with the spacenet code for segmentation.
Unfortunately when I try to run your docker script, I face the following issues ->

1> An error pops up while running the docker run command as reproduced in the gist link below:
https://gist.github.com/PraveerSINGH/b8104d218d238732babccfbe89b00399.

Why are the .geojson files having no features ?

Also regarding rio rasterize error in the above link, I don't find this file in my local machine even though I downloaded the dataset from AWS link: /spacenet/processedData/3band/3band_Rio_OUTLINE_Public_AOI.geojson.tif
Is this present in the docker container or somewhere else ?

2> I am also new to the OpenStreetMap + Satellite Imagery training data generation using .geojson files. Is there any workaround that simply gives me tiff ground truth images of segmentation maps for each color images in the 3-band ?

Thanks in advance.

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