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Actually yosuke try learn more about kartoza docker https://github.com/kartoza/docker-postgis#tutorial, see if there is a canonical way to manage the database... Once i got something to try, i will ask max to test, or better yet i have my own small linux machine to test it out

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@mbjoseph , Could you follow four steps below, and what you get for item 2 and 4?

1. Use the container created in Issue #15, run main_testOTS_092018.ipynb It should run very quick, there are only 1000 or so points, and downloader will look for only tiles needed for the data, not the entire globe.
2. See if you get out_modlct_2017_modvcf_2017_regnum.csv with 800+ records. That means run was successful. If not let me know
3. hold onto $HOME/postgres_data , but delete the container. Create new container, again using -v $HOME/postgres_data:/var/lib/postgresql
4. run !psql -c 'select count(*) from "af_testOTS_092018".out_modlct_2017_modvcf_2017_regnum;'. It should report 816 as count.

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Hi @yosukefk - I'm running into some issues early in that notebook that are unrelated:

1. In the first cell, I'm getting ModuleNotFoundErrors for rst_import_lct and rst_import_vcf. I've commented these out, as it looks like you've merged the modules into rst_import.py.

2. I'm getting an assertion error for the call to unzip, because I do not have the DL_FIRE_M6_23960.zip file. Could you send that to me, download it from the notebook, or let me know how I can get it (maybe through FIRMS?).

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@mbjoseph , sorry i overlooked your post. DL_FIRE*.zip file is included in the repository now. And yes, rst_import.py replaced two very similar python file. So please test out again with testOTS_092018 case, and work on test reusing bind-mounted database directory. Thanks!

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