Derek Karssenberg wrote:
>
> Yetta Jager wrote:
>
> > So are just the straight grid-ascii files, which is what I
> > think we have used as input to Gstat.
> >
>
> If I understand you right - as far as I know, you cannot use output
> of the gridascii command as input to Gstat, since this output does not
> contain x, y coordinates for each cell location.
>
Sorry Derek, I'll have to correct you:
Gstat supports gridascii as one of it's map formats, along with ER-Mapper,
Idrisi, PCRaster, gridfloat (esri), GMT and Surfer (I always need the
manual to complete the list). In addition, GRASS maps and site lists are
now supported (in the 2.3.3 source snapshot, that is).
> It is a 'plain' ascii format with a header.
... which is sufficient to find out the x and y coordinate for each cell.
Best regards,
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Edzer
