nikguitar schrieb:
If you are using data from SRTM30_PLUS, you shouldn't use r.in.srtm,
but r.in.bin
try:
r.in.bin -s -b input=/home/guano/Desktop/w060s10.Bathmetry.srtm
output=teste bytes=2 north=-10 south=-60 east=-20 west=-60 rows=6000
cols=4800 --overwrite
remember to set bytes=2, turn byte swap (-b) and signed data (-s)
It works! Now I'm asking me why I have to set coordinates if the SRTM is a
georeferenced format?
Anyway thank you a lot.
the only information is hidden in the filename. The r.in.srtm skript
uses that information to import the data correctly. r.in.bin reads only
binary matrixes.
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