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File conversion from TIFF to HDF [closed]

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I am using MODIS data. I wanted to extract subdataset from that MODIS. It contains variables like LAI and Fpar. I wanted to extract it sperately for both variables.

I have around 165 HDF files format I have merged and converted to TIFF. While extracting variables in ArcGIS tool called extract subdata set, for that tool file format should be in HDF or NITF format.

Does anyone have idea of conversion of TIFF to HDF format?

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I am using MODIS data. I wanted to extract subdataset from that MODIS. It contains variables like LAI and Fpar. I wanted to extract it sperately for both variables.

I have around 165 HDF files format I have merged and converted to TIFF. While extracting variables in ArcGIS tool called extract subdata set, for that tool file format should be in HDF or NITF format.

Does anyone have idea of conversion of TIFF to HDF format?

arcgis-desktop python geotiff-tiff modis hdf

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I am using MODIS data. I wanted to extract subdataset from that MODIS. It contains variables like LAI and Fpar. I wanted to extract it sperately for both variables.

I have around 165 HDF files format I have merged and converted to TIFF. While extracting variables in ArcGIS tool called extract subdata set, for that tool file format should be in HDF or NITF format.

Does anyone have idea of conversion of TIFF to HDF format?

arcgis-desktop python geotiff-tiff modis hdf

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