On 03/04/09 00:23, Vishal Mehta wrote:
Hello all,
I am better at GRASS raster capabilities than with GRASS vector
handling, so I am writing to get your help.
What I want to do is this:
1. I will have one vector dataset of watersheds. Each record is a
polygon, an individual watershed. There are, apart from the usual cat
fields, 52 attribute columns. Each attribute column is modeled weekly
snow depth.
2. I need to automate the display and export to png of 52 thematic
images - one for each week/column - keeping the color scheme constant
throughout. Then all of the images will be packaged into a kml animation.
I know how to do the above starting from a stack of GRASS rasters, but
am not quickly getting a handle on displaying GRASS vectors
consistently. I've tried d.vect and d.vect.thematic. I havent tried
d.thematic.area yet.
The main issues are that I dont know:
- how to assign a constant color scheme to each map (that spans the min
and max of all columns); i guess i was looking for something as simple
as setting color rules like with raster data.
If you want constant class breaks, i.e. the same class number and
amplitudes linked to the same colors, then you can just manually provide
breaks and colors in d.thematic.area.
- how to refer to each attribute column by column number in a loop
(d.vect.thematic and d.thematic.area seem to need column name as attribute)
(assuming you are in a *nix environment with a shell):
for col in `v.info -c MapName`; do d.thematic.area .... column=$col; done
(note the backticks around the v.info command))
Moritz
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