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--- software:canopy:tutorial [2024-08-03 10:43 pm] – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation hcho
+++ software:canopy:tutorial [2024-08-03 10:48 pm] (current) – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation hcho
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 ===== Sample data set =====
-{{ :canopy:canopy_sample_data.zip |}}
+{{ software:canopy:canopy_sample_data.zip |}}
 The sample data will contain 3 folders titled ‘naip’, ‘data’, and ‘Outputs’. The ‘data’ folder contains the Georgia physiographic regions shapefile, the NAIP Quarter Quad (QQ) polygon shapefile in addition to the TIFF file which will be used for snapping. The ‘naip’ folder will contain 4 input QQ NAIP tiles that form a 2 x 2 area. The ‘Outputs’ folder contains the outputs that are created by Textron’s Feature Analysis software for each NAIP QQ in the sample dataset. This is included as this tutorial does NOT go over the process of using Textrons Feature Analyst but rather the process of using the CanoPy Python module.
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     * Reprojected tiles with the suffix ‘rm_’ will be saved to ''.../CanoPy_sample_data/2009 Analysis/Blue_Ridge_Mountains/Inputs'' which will have been created by the function.
   -  The reprojected tiles in the Inputs folder will be used in as the inputs with Textrons Feature Analyst, however we are skipping that step, so you will want to move the ''.../CanoPy_sample_data/Outputs/'' folder to the ''.../CanoPy_sample_data/2009 Analysis/Blue_Ridge_Mountains'' folder. This is where the classified outputs of Textrons Feature Analyst would have been saved to be used with the rest of the CanoPy functions.
-    * The folder structures should now look like this:{{ :canopy:canopy_sample_folder_structure_full.png?nolink&400 |}}
+    * The folder structures should now look like this:{{ software:canopy:canopy_sample_folder_structure_full.png?nolink&400 |}}
   - After the 'Outputs' have been moved. The wrapper function can be used to complete the process with the following code. <code python>
 canopy.convert_afe_to_canopy_tiff(phyreg_ids)