Re: [GRASS-dev] t.rast.mapcalc: The temporal map type of the sample dataset must be interval

2018-02-09 Thread Pietro
Hi Martin,

Sorry to resume such old thread, but I have the same issue.

On Wed, Nov 30, 2016 at 11:08 PM, Martin Landa 
wrote:
> 2016-11-30 23:05 GMT+01:00 Veronica Andreo :
>> Maybe the method=equal, which is the default method for t.rast.mapcalc,
is
>> not defined for time instance data (?).
>>
>> Have you tried changing it? For example, setting method=start? Perhaps in
>> that way, only start time is evaluated to perform the operation between
time
>> series.
>
> thanks for tip, anyway changing method to 'start' doesn't seem to have
> any effect, I am getting the same error. Ma

Did you find a way to go on?

I have two temporal rasters:

$ *t.rast.list Rbeam_2000m@Rbeam_2000m | head*
name|mapset|start_time|end_time
Rbeam_2000m_20120101_00|Rbeam_2000m|2012-01-01 00:00:00|None
Rbeam_2000m_20120101_01|Rbeam_2000m|2012-01-01 01:00:00|None
Rbeam_2000m_20120101_02|Rbeam_2000m|2012-01-01 02:00:00|None
...

and

$ *t.rast.list Rbeam_250m@Rbeam_250m | head *
name|mapset|start_time|end_time
Rbeam_250m_20120101_00|Rbeam_250m|2012-01-01 00:00:00|None
Rbeam_250m_20120101_01|Rbeam_250m|2012-01-01 01:00:00|None
Rbeam_250m_20120101_02|Rbeam_250m|2012-01-01 02:00:00|None
...

But when I try to execute the t.rast.mapcalc I got:

$ *t.rast.mapcalc input=Rbeam_2000m@Rbeam_2000m,Rbeam_250m@Rbeam_250m
expression='(Rbeam_250m - Rbeam_2000m)/Rbeam_250m' output=Rbeam_norm_diff
basename=Rbeam_norm_diff nprocs=4 method=start --o*
Starting temporal sampling...
ERROR: The temporal map type of the sample dataset must be interval
No samples found for map calculation

I have to delete and register the maps with `t.register -i`? Now I'm going
to try this!
Any hints?

Best regards

Pietro
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Re: [GRASS-dev] t.rast.mapcalc: The temporal map type of the sample dataset must be interval

2016-11-30 Thread Martin Landa
Hi,

2016-11-30 23:05 GMT+01:00 Veronica Andreo :
> Maybe the method=equal, which is the default method for t.rast.mapcalc, is
> not defined for time instance data (?).
>
> Have you tried changing it? For example, setting method=start? Perhaps in
> that way, only start time is evaluated to perform the operation between time
> series.

thanks for tip, anyway changing method to 'start' doesn't seem to have
any effect, I am getting the same error. Ma

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Re: [GRASS-dev] t.rast.mapcalc: The temporal map type of the sample dataset must be interval

2016-11-30 Thread Veronica Andreo
Hi Martin,

(very wild guess)

Maybe the method=equal, which is the default method for t.rast.mapcalc, is
not defined for time instance data (?).

Have you tried changing it? For example, setting method=start? Perhaps in
that way, only start time is evaluated to perform the operation between
time series.

Also, t.select should show the topological relations between maps of the
time series within an expression. So that might be a hint if it is in fact
a temporal topology issue.

Vero

El 30 nov. 2016 9:30 p. m., "Martin Landa" 
escribió:

> Hi,
>
> I have two spatial-temporal dataset which are equal (time POV):
>
> $ t.rast.list tp5
> clip_LT51910261987057XXX02_B5|pisek_tabor|1987-02-26 09:12:36|None
> clip_LT51910262004152KIS00_B5|pisek_tabor|2004-05-31 09:32:23|None
> clip_LT51910262004200KIS00_B5|pisek_tabor|2004-07-18 09:33:46|None
> ...
>
> $ t.rast.list tp2
> ...
> clip_LT51910261987057XXX02_B2|pisek_tabor|1987-02-26 09:12:36|None
> clip_LT51910262004152KIS00_B2|pisek_tabor|2004-05-31 09:32:23|None
> clip_LT51910262004200KIS00_B2|pisek_tabor|2004-07-18 09:33:46|None
>
> $ t.rast.mapcalc in=tp2,tp5 exp="tp5 < 40 || tp2 < 40" out=water
> basename=water --o
> ERROR: The temporal map type of the sample dataset must be interval
> No samples found for map calculation
>
> Why the dataset must be interval? I mean start time and end time
> (which is None) are equal. Thanks for explanation, Martin
>
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