hi, >Thanks so much for the speedy replies! > > However, I am confused which files to complile for 1.96. Is there another >svn repository for that? or is it the same as in this link: >http://nn-c.googlecode.com/svn/nn? Thanks again in advance!
the README says: Version 1.82 and also http://code.google.com/p/nn-c/source/list from the README "Please send comments and bugs to Pavel.Sakov gmail.com ." so maybe just ask the author of the code what I've tried my build environment is (1) the osgeo4w-environment (http://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo4w/), (2) completed with libs and packages described in http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/wiki/CompileOnWindows => http://grass.osgeo.org/wiki/GRASS_AddOns#r.surf.nnbathy points to Pavel Sakov's nn (http://code.google.com/p/nn-c/) (3) svn checkout http://nn-c.googlecode.com/svn/nn (4) changed within the osgeo4w-msys-shell in the folder where the code was checked out (5) configure make => it seems the code compiles Usage: nnbathy -i <XYZ file> -o <XY file> | -n <nx>x<ny> [-c|-s] [-z <zoom>] [-x <xmin xmax>] [-xmin <xmin>] [-xmax <xmax>] [-y <ymin ymax>] [-ymin <ymin>] [-ymax <ymax>] [-v|-T <vertex id>|-V] [-D [<nx>x<ny>]] [-L <dist>] [-N] [-P alg={l|nn|ns}] [-W <min weight>] [-% [npoints]] Options: -c -- scale internally so that the enclosing minimal ellipse turns into a circle (this produces results invariant to affine transformations) -i <XYZ file> -- three-column file with points to interpolate from (use "-i stdin" or "-i -" for standard input) -n <nx>x<ny> -- generate <nx>x<ny> output rectangular grid -o <XY file> -- two-column file with points to interpolate in (use "-o stdin" or "-o -" for standard input) -s -- scale internally so that Xmax - Xmin = Ymax - Ymin -x <xmin> <xmax> -- set Xmin and Xmax for the output grid -xmin <xmin> -- set Xmin for the output grid -xmax <xmax> -- set Xmin for the output grid -y <ymin> <ymax> -- set Ymin and Ymax for the output grid -ymin <ymin> -- set Ymin for the output grid -ymax <ymax> -- set Ymin for the output grid -v -- verbose / version -z <zoom> -- zoom in (if <zoom> < 1) or out (<zoom> > 1) (activated only when used in conjunction with -n) -D [<nx>x<ny>] -- thin input data by averaging X, Y and Z values within every cell of the rectangular <nx>x<ny> grid (size optional with -n) -L <dist> -- thin input data by averaging X, Y and Z values within clusters of consequitive input points such that the sum of distances between points within each cluster does not exceed the specified maximum value -N -- do not interpolate, only pre-process -P alg=<l|nn|ns> -- use the following algorithm: l -- linear interpolation nn -- Sibson interpolation (default) ns -- Non-Sibsonian interpolation -T <vertex id> -- verbose; in weights output print weights associated with this vertex only -V -- very verbose / version -W <min weight> -- restricts extrapolation by assigning minimal allowed weight for a vertex (normally "-1" or so; lower values correspond to lower reliability; "0" means no extrapolation) -% [npoints] -- print percent of the work done to standard error; npoints -- total number of points to be done (optional with -n) Description: `nnbathy' interpolates scalar 2D data in specified points using Natural Neighbours interpolation. The interpolated values are written to standard output. best regards Helmut ___________________________________________________________ Schon gehört? WEB.DE hat einen genialen Phishing-Filter in die Toolbar eingebaut! http://produkte.web.de/go/toolbar
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