See email Pete sent earlier today with updated install instructions (copied below).
Dear all,
We have change the way in which we are making software available through conda. As part of this we have removed the osgeo channel to avoid confusion with the OSGEO (
http://osgeo.org) and the packages are now available through the conda-forge and rios channels. However, to make it a simpler installation process we have created environments which are already packaged up and available within the au-eoed channel. The environments have arcsi, spdlib, pylidar, rsgislib, rios, python-fmask, kealib, tuiview etc. all installed and setup.
We would recommend that you update to using these new builds, as there are many bug fixes and new features in the packages. Please note these builds are with GDAL 2.1. To install the python 3.5 builds for Linux and Mac OSX using the environments we have created you need to install the anaconda-client package from conda and then the appropriate environment. Please note difference between linux and mac OS X here.
conda install anaconda-client
# Linux
conda env create au-eoed/au-osgeo-lnx
source activate au-osgeo-lnx
# Mac OSX
conda env create au-eoed/au-osgeo-osx
source activate au-osgeo-osx
The environment will be created with the generic name we have assigned but if you want to change it you will need to clone the environment to a new name for example: conda create --name au-osgeo-lnx --clone my-osgeo-env
Please let us know if you run into any difficulties.
Best wishes,
Pete