Hello Georg,
first - I suggest You to get a copy of GRASS book. It's really good
reading for beginner.
Second - as I noted, v.profile is a new GRASS Add-on [1]. You can
compile it from source only. It requires GRASS 6.4 or 7 (both
unreleased). v.profile README file contains short note how to
Dear friends,
I am a kind of advanced newbie, if that makes sense.
I have a text file of the form
coordinate x,coordinate y,cat={real number between 250 and 450}
where coordinate are expressed in latitude and longitude. The files represents
measurements of the size of a skulls on sites all
Markus Neteler schrieb:
On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 10:57 AM, Manuel Seeger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
I using grass 6.3.0 on a 64 machine (ubuntu 7.10)
When applying i.gensig on a set of 20 rasters for defining 6 different
groups I get the following output:
Finding training classes
georgew wrote:
Micha, I followed your instructions with the following results:
Import data from 2 shapefiles, Contour (layer 1)and Track (layer 2): (no
problems reported)
v.in.ogr dsn=/home/george/GRASSDATA/ output=testvectmap min_area=0.0001
snap=-1
How many shapefiles did
Finally, everything is working. It turned out to be a mix up of gdal
libraries and gdal-grass plugin installed from the ubuntu
repositories.
Solved everything by clearing all gdal related instalation and
compiling gdal and grass from source.
Now apparently everything is working and I've seen the
On 03/12/08 10:26, Corrado wrote:
Dear friends,
I am a kind of advanced newbie, if that makes sense.
I have a text file of the form
coordinate x,coordinate y,cat={real number between 250 and 450}
where coordinate are expressed in latitude and longitude. The files represents
measurements of
Hello GRASS users,
I am wondering if there is anyone out there using GRASS with
non-geographical, spatial data? Specifically, the integration and
rectification of raster and vector data which is NOT geographically
referenced.
We are trying to build a 3D visualization application of gene
Carl Trapani wrote:
Hello GRASS users,
I am wondering if there is anyone out there using GRASS with
non-geographical, spatial data? Specifically, the integration and
rectification of raster and vector data which is NOT geographically
referenced.
We are trying to build a 3D visualization
Hi all,
I was informed of this forum discussion via email this morning (not being a
GRASS user). We've looked into this issue and the problem lies in how GMT
v.4.3, which was used to create ETOPO1, and GDAL read and write netcdf
grids. Both purport to handle netcdf COORDS-compliant grids though
Thanks Micha, here we go:
Micha Silver wrote:
How many shapefiles did you have in the GRASSDATA directory?
I had the two shapefiles, Contour and Track, but I got your message loud and
clear about creating separate vectors, which I did and displayed as follows:
v.in.ogr -o
[CC'd to grass-dev.]
beakins wrote:
One question that I have: Is there another file format for the ETOPO1 grids
that would be of more use to the GRASS community than netcdf? We could host
something such as geotiffs of the grids, which we can create easily, but I'm
not a GRASS user so don't
Hamish, please forgive my ignorance but I am not sure what you mean. As far
as I know g.region is the means to change the resolution, whether through
the command line or the GUI. Can you please explain how to access and change
the computational region settings.
hamish_b wrote:
[please don't
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