Carlos Guâno Grohmann schrieb:
Hello all
first I'd like to make a few suggestions to enhance (IMO) our favorite GIS:
- normalize the options in all modules. I noticed that while most
commands take --overwrite, some (r.neighbors) use -o
I guess the problem is, that there are to many modules
Hi
First
I noticed that my .bash_aliases is not affected when GRASS starts. I
have a .grass.bashrc which is almost the same as the regular one. I want
to have only one aliases-file therefore I don't want to copy the aliases
in the .grass.bashrc.
in the Init.sh in line 939 the test is
Craig Leat schrieb:
Philipp Steigenberger wrote:
Date: Tue, 04 Mar 2008 09:38:24 +0100
From: Philipp Steigenberger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [GRASS-user] a few suggestions and questions
To: Carlos \Gu?no\ Grohmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: grass-user@lists.osgeo.org
Carlos Guâno
Hi,
2008/3/4, Carlos Guâno Grohmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
first I'd like to make a few suggestions to enhance (IMO) our favorite GIS:
- normalize the options in all modules. I noticed that while most
commands take --overwrite, some (r.neighbors) use -o
todo for grass7 development,
Dear John, Rick, Hamish,
thanks for your kind answers.
I explain the problem:
I have a file with some hundreds of species and 58,000 observations. For each
species, I have the coordinates (X,Y) of the sites where they were observed.
I also have a shape file, with polygons representing
Dear list,
I am still trying to get statistic values of raster cells overlaid by a polygon
theme using the v.rast.stats command.
Executing this commands doesn't result in the real statistics within one cell
but in any virtual figures. Also the statistic attributes joined to the vector
layer
Dear friends,
I attempted to solve the problem using R, as Hamish suggested.
Because there are some ring direction changes in the shape files, the
conversion to polylist returns NA in some fields. When I run inout() on
those list elements the function fails with error NA/NaN/Inf in foreign
Hamish:
Good point. For a large dataset such as Corrado's, it would be better to
use GRASS,
once Corrado surmounts the GRASS learning curve. R is a good alternative
choice
in that it is simpler to use.
Regards, RR
Hamish wrote:
Rick Reeves wrote:
This is a good task for the R
I just upgraded from 6.3 RC 4 to 6.3 RC5 (using William Kyngesburye's
binaries on a Mac).
Now when I open the wxpython gui, if I try to open an existing .grc
file it doesn't open and I get the following errors:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
Dear friends,
Platform: Ubuntu 7.10, Grass 6.2.3,PostgresSQL 8.2,R 2.6.2
Yes, I am in a hurry. If I do not solve it by tomorrow, then it is back to
ARCGIS I am afraid. It is not my will, of course, but the project's leader is
already not keen on switching to GRASS, so she is pressing for me to
Corrado ct529 at york.ac.uk writes:
Dear friends,
Platform: Ubuntu 7.10, Grass 6.2.3,PostgresSQL 8.2,R 2.6.2
Yes, I am in a hurry. If I do not solve it by tomorrow, then it is back to
ARCGIS I am afraid. It is not my will, of course, but the project's leader is
already not keen on
Hi Adam,
hm, I guess you created the grc file in gis.m. The format is
completely different in wxPython GUI, see
http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/ticket/77
File extension must be changed otherwise users will be confused.
Martin
2008/3/4, Adam Dershowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I just upgraded from 6.3
On Tue, March 4, 2008 18:04, John C. Tull wrote:
I think your approach with two runs is adequate, although I am not
sure which tool you would use to extend your polygon as I have not
looked into that issue recently. I have similar questions that I
address. In order to get names of the polygons
Hi,
2008/3/4, Adam Dershowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is there a way to convert tcl grc files over to wx grc files?
unfortunately there is no format convector available now, it would be
useful I guess. Please report a wish ticket in Trac for that,
otherwise it will be forgotten;-) To compare grc's
Hello Carlos,
sorry for responding so late.
Due to popular demand (that's you and Markus Neteler) there's now a howto about
NVIZ anaglyphs in the Wiki:
http://grass.gdf-hannover.de/wiki/Stereo_anaglyphs#Step_by_step
If I understand correctly, Paraview is capable to render anaglyphs on the
Just for the records:
a. kml2html
1. Rename Korinthia_estimate_2007.kml to
Korinthia_estimate_2007.xml and save on the same
directory with kml2html.xsl. [1]
2. Edit the xml file and replace
kml
On Tue, 2008-03-04 at 12:57 +, christian Brandt wrote:
Dear list,
Hi Christian
I am still trying to get statistic values of raster cells overlaid by
a polygon theme using the v.rast.stats command.
Executing this commands doesn't result in the real statistics within
one cell but in
On Tuesday 04 March 2008, Nikos Alexandris wrote:
On Tue, 2008-03-04 at 12:57 +, christian Brandt wrote:
Dear list,
Also-- see the application 'starspan'. works with GRASS, based on GDAL and
GEOS.
Cheers,
Dylan
Hi Christian
I am still trying to get statistic values of raster cells
On Tue, 2008-03-04 at 17:08 -0800, Dylan Beaudette wrote:
On Tuesday 04 March 2008, Nikos Alexandris wrote:
On Tue, 2008-03-04 at 12:57 +, christian Brandt wrote:
Dear list,
Also-- see the application 'starspan'. works with GRASS, based on GDAL and
GEOS.
Although Jose Luis Gomez
Hey guys, wanted to echo this -- we are continuing development on
starspan again -- it works with gdal 1.5, among other improvements, and
if you have any feature requests (or if anyone can help us make this
into a grass package :), please email me or Carlos Rueda!
--j
Nikos Alexandris wrote:
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