# v.in.ogr help
v.in.ogr
[...]
min_area Minimum size of area to be imported (square units)
Smaller areas and islands are ignored. Should be greater
than snap^2
default: 0.0001
[...]
Question: is the default min_area parameter (=0.0001) safe when
importing data that
I need to convert a road network in polygons to lines to do a network analysis.
I converted polygons to line by using v.type.bl- converting boundaries to
lines. Then instead of getting single lines, i'm getting border lines over the
polygon that was there earlier (No polygon its now line data).
Hi
I have short question.
I'm prepraring to create huge dataset, where data for different regions
will be stored in different mapset but with the same structure of data
(names of files and so on). The number of planned mapset is about
200-230, with about 10 postgreeSQL tables in every
Well, if roads are polygons it colud be a problem.
if you don't need atributes of roads I sugest to convert polygons to
raster, run r.thin, and convert raster to lines. But in that way you
will lost road attributes.
supunmali pisze:
I need to convert a road network in polygons to lines to
Is that mean it is not possible?? I need the attribute data to do network
analysis (e.g. optimal path). Pls suggest a method.
Well, if roads are polygons it colud be a problem.
if you don't need atributes of roads I sugest to convert polygons to
raster, run r.thin, and convert raster to
2009/3/30 Martin Schweizer schweizermar...@students.unibe.ch:
Hi
I have a little question: I have a point-vector layer where the points
represents cities. For each city I know the population and I have
calculated the dimension of the agricultural land that has to be around
these cities to
Maris,
I have merged it into GRASS 7.
Markus
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 3:30 PM, Maris Nartiss maris@gmail.com wrote:
Yes.
I have no space to checkout GRASS 7 and thus can't test those changes
under GRASS 7. Still I hope to get my new Dell up and running after
four months of trying to get
I recently converted several of my mapsets over to the sqlite datebase driver.
I noticed that when a long-running process (such as v.surf.rst) happens to
write to a vector attribute table at the same time some other process tries
to access and attribute table (d.vect ... where=...) the first
Thanks-
I had originally been having trouble trying to extend the regions beyond the
end of the zone because when I used g.region with -p flag, the nesw borders
were given for each zone specifically, and I understood it that there were
overlapping borders between zones 16,17, and 18. When I