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I have installed GeoSAM plugin on my QGIS LTS 3.40.11 on windows 11, according to the instruction here. All steps of python dependencies passed and I installed required packages there after. Now I am facing with a similar problem that is mentioned here.

I followed the suggested answere by doing:

pip install pyproj rasterio -U

The issue remains the same. QGIS python can not load plugin. enter image description here

It is most probably related to duplicity of proj installations among GIS softwares installed by osgeo4W (Network Installation). I need to know how should I track them and unify the proj versions installed by them.

(Uninstallation)

Following some remarks here I decided to search for all available proj-related installations using USGeo4W network installer. In particular I followed this approach to remove/uninstall old versions of "proj" that is installed by OSGeo4W.

Here are the list of them: enter image description here I uninstalled the proj-data 1.22-1

Before ending the uninstallation process a post-install script error appeared which I followed and terminated the installation. enter image description here

As I do not have any other idea about fixing this version mismach, I am going to remove all OSGeo4W folder and related software and try a minimalistic install of only QGIS LTR to see if reducing number of installed packages could help solving this issue.

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At the end I managed to install and run Geo-SAM plugin on QGIS 3.40.11 using OSGeo4W Network installer. The solution came as:

  1. uninstall OSGeo4W using Network installer.
  2. Remove all traces of remaining folders explained here.
  3. Install (Express Installation) QGIS LTS + GDAL.
  4. Install Geo-SAM explained here.

Take home message: Keep the OSGeo4W installations as minimalistic as possible.

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