No module named 'sentinelhub.common'

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Hi,
While exploring “https://github.com/azupanc/eo-ex/blob/master/notebooks/water-level-monitor/theewaterskloof_dam_water_level.ipynb” I am stuck at line
“from sentinelhub.common import BBox, CRS”.The error is :-No module named ‘sentinelhub.common’.
What could be the reason for this problem?

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Hi @mansimittal06,

In the newest version of sentinelhub-py module common was renamed to geometry. That is why you are getting an error.

Please change that line into

from sentinelhub import BBox, CRS
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Okay got it.It solved my problem.Thank You.

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Kindly help me in one more error:-
AttributeError: ‘tuple’ object has no attribute ‘exterior’

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Hi Mansi,

this example is no longer maintained. Please take a look at sentinel-hub/water-observatory-backend instead for a working and up-to-date example.

Best regards,

Anze

PS: I updated the example’s README with this note.

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Okay thank you for this reference.

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Hi,
I was trying the
GitHub - sentinel-hub/water-observatory-backend: Monitoring water levels of lakes and reservoirs using satellite imagery example.
There are invalid syntax error in some scripts that are present in src.

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What Python version are you using? Is this due to f-strings that are available from Python 3.6?

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I am using python version 3.5

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If you don’t wish to upgrade your python installation to 3.6, then the solution is to replace the f-strings like

f'{resx}m'

with

'{}m'.format(resx)