Dear all,
I need to convert some maps like Bmp Jpeg format files into Shape(.Shp)
format on windows.
can you please suggest me any open source tool to convert into shape files.
Thanking you in advance,
Regards
Jeevan
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On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 7:16 AM, Jachym Cepicky
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Hi,
what does g.region -3 say? maybe you have to adjust your 3D settings
as well (g.region --help tells you more)
[ I don't think so since we talk vector data here ]
Charles,
we are investigating on the grass-dev list.
Hi grass users,
I have 4 dem, 2 are 1x1 m resolution and 2 are 2x2 m a resolution; I
'd like to have just one global dem 2x2 m resolution.
If I import the data with their native resolution then I set the
region to the total area with a resolution of 2x2 (g.region -a res=2
rast=dem1, dem2,
2008/8/27 Alpha GRASS [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Dear all,
I need to convert some maps like Bmp Jpeg format files into Shape(.Shp)
format on windows.
errr
Look, in GIS parlance, bmp and jpg are raster formats. Shapefile is a
vector format.
So, no direct conversion between those.
What you would
Katie Urey wrote:
so: GRASS 6.3.0, but:
...
ENV variables:
$ env | grep GRASS
...
GRASS_VERSION=6.1.cvs
6.1.cvs? How is that possible?
I found an old ref to this in .bashrc. Commented it out started
fresh.. Ran grass63. Saw the same error. (hung
Dear list,
can somebody explain me the differences between the flow direction raster
calculated by r.fill.dir and that one which comes from r.watershed. I know
about the different cats in both, but whats the background? Whats better?
Thanks a lot for answering!
Christian.
why not just use qgis?
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Dear grass users,
does anyone know which is the algorithm applied to a raster map when
changing the resolution using g.region res=XXX?
If I have a 1m resolution raster map and I change the region
resolution to 2m using g.region, the new 2x2-cell values are an
average of 4 cells in the
Silvia Simoni wrote:
does anyone know which is the algorithm applied to a raster map when
changing the resolution using g.region res=XXX?
If I have a 1m resolution raster map and I change the region
resolution to 2m using g.region, the new 2x2-cell values are an
average of 4 cells in
I list,
I've build python_grass6.so and python_grass6.py with make from MakeFile in
swig/python directory but if import the library:
import python_grass6
I've that error from python interpreter:
import python_grass6
Traceback (most recent call last):
File stdin, line 1, in module
File
Potrace + Inkscape sounds interesting. Just out of curiosity, does
anyone knows if it could be used to vectorize scanned topo sheets?
Daniel
On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 9:04 AM, Paulo Marcondes
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2008/8/27 Alpha GRASS [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Dear all,
I need to convert some
On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 9:32 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I list,
I've build python_grass6.so and python_grass6.py with make from MakeFile in
swig/python directory but if import the library:
import python_grass6
I've that error from python interpreter:
import
2008/8/27 Daniel Victoria [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Potrace + Inkscape sounds interesting. Just out of curiosity, does
anyone knows if it could be used to vectorize scanned topo sheets?
if you have the sheets by theme, that could work.
By theme, I mean separate rasters for contour, hydro, roads,
There used to be the way by using Autotrace. You vectorized the raster to the
dxf format and imported it into grass by v.in.dxf. The rasters I was working
with used the same projection as my location. I just had to make a v.transform
on them and voila.
Af far as it can be deduced from the
Hamish,
GRASS 6.3 starts fine with -text or -oldtcltk options. The gui freezes
with default or -tcltk or -gui options.
What freezes is the GRASS 6.3.0 GIS Manager Map that is a complex map.
I can't even close that window and have to logout to get rid of it.
I did the compile myself. This is
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