Adrien Perrin

> > * geospaas.urls > > which references do you mean @aperrin66 ? > > in geospaas.rst file? Among others, you can just look for the "geospaas.urls" string in django-geo-spaas...

> > You need to choose one way to configure logging: > > > > * either use the current mechanism with logger attributes defined for each object using `nansat.utils.add_logger`...

You probably need to upgrade your version of the `pythesint` package. You can do this by running the following command: `pip install --upgrade pythesint`

The problem does not occur when `geospaas.base_viewer.urls` is explicitly included as well as `geospaas.urls`, so there might be another way to solve the problem than just removing `geospaas.urls`.

@Venkatakrishnan-M you need a C compiler to compile pixel functions. Since you are on Windows, it looks like you need to install Microsoft C++ build tools, you even have the...

@LooperzZ it looks like [GDAL](https://gdal.org/) is not installed. Can you check that GDAL is installed in your anaconda environment?

This issue has been fixed in nansat version 1.6.2. Can you upgrade(`pip install --upgrade nansat`), try again and let me know if it solves your problem?

Hi @LooperzZ , could you please provide more details on what you r are trying to do, and ideally a code snippet that allows us to reproduce this error? Thank...

It seems you have a problem with your installation of the PROJ library. Most likely, you have multiple versions of PROJ installed and GDAL is not using the right one....

Hi, it looks like pip does not manage to connect to the PyPI repository. This is not directly linked to nansat, and there are several possible reasons for the problem:...