On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 3:58 AM, Hamish <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hamish wrote:
>> Download tiles instead for such a big job... then maybe use r.patch
>> to combine them into 5x5 degree tiles. Processing should be much more
>> accurate and faster too.
Well, download was already done when I cried for help =]
7 gigs....
>> you can set up some wget, curl, lftp, httrack script to download them
>> all for you. see the MODIS(?) grass wiki page for a hint.
> for already downloaded tiles you'd have to follow the rest of the
> r.in.gdalwarp and r.in.wms script by hand. It's probably easier/faster
> to try the {r.in.srtm or r.in.gdal} + g.region rast=1,2,3,4 + r.patch
> in=1,2,3,4 method.
nice tip, thanks.
As for 64 bit, my processor is 64bit, but a 32 environment.
Most of the time I just do "desktop" stuff - i.e. youtube, email....
and was struggling with the system.
Also, I just have 2Gigs memory, so, not a big gain anyway.
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