Hi Leonardo
this morning I try your trick :-p
But can you explain in more detail the handling ..
I run Grass
Run R in GARSS
library(spgrass6)
Vine1.df=as.data.frame(Vine1)
He make an erreur
Erreur dans as.data.frame(Vine1)
So if you can get me more help... :-)
Thank tou
Le 28/07/10 20:21,
Hello all,
I'm trying to use an sqlite database for a vector file in a location created in
grass 6.4 in grass7 but the only drivers listed are ogr and dbf. I thought that
sqlite was to be the default database driver in 7
(http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/wiki/Grass7/NewFeatures)? I'm sure this is
I think what you are looking for are the interpolarion tools. They can
be found in the menu Raster, under interpolate surfaces
Daniel
On Fri, Jul 23, 2010 at 7:26 PM, Susana Arciniegas
sarcinie...@mail.igm.gov.ec wrote:
I found tool Tools for point layer (Herramientas para capas de puntos)/
Daniel wrote:
I think what you are looking for are
the interpolarion tools. They can
be found in the menu Raster, under interpolate surfaces
Susana wrote:
I found tool Tools for point layer (Herramientas para
capas de puntos)/ Interpolate Raster (Muestrear capa
raster) in SEXTANTE, it is
Hi,
2010/7/29 Rebecca Bennett rabenn...@ymail.com:
I'm trying to use an sqlite database for a vector file in a location created
in grass 6.4 in grass7 but the only drivers listed are ogr and dbf. I
thought that sqlite was to be the default database driver in 7
Hi, you are missing something!
library(spgrass6) #start grassR interface
Vine1- readVECT6(vineyardheroiq...@etienne) #read vector as SpatialDataFrame
Vine1.df=as.data.frame(Vine1) # Transform to dataframe
library(clustTool) #start GUI
On 07/29/2010 05:17 AM, Etienne DELAY (deust 2010) wrote:
Hi
I am trying the generate watersheds for several outlets by looping
over r.water.outlet in a python script (attached). The basin procedure
is that for each outlet point (read using v.info -t), my script runs
r.water.outlet, r.to.vect and v.patch, to combine the watersheds into
a simgle vector
LeeDaniel wrote:
Sorry to pester, but does anybody know where I could look to find a
solution to this problem? I can't finish my analysis without either
r.area or a complicated vector analysis, and it's something we have to
do a lot over here, so I'd be very grateful for any further help.
fyi I get what it does now, and just fixed a small bug in it which was
stopping it from reading CELL maps.
I have the full svn version of grass built from source, and from the
addons svn dir I built it with:
make MODULE_TOPDIR=/usr/local/src/grass/svn/grass65/
(I just run grass out of the
I've not found a module or integrated tool to model aquatic (primarily
fish) habitats by stream/river or drainage basin. I've looked at the Wiki
and searched fairly extensively with Google and have not found anything
useful ... that runs on linux or the *BSDs.
Has anyone created such a tool
On 07/29/2010 06:38 PM, David Townshend wrote:
Hi
I am trying the generate watersheds for several outlets by looping
over r.water.outlet in a python script (attached). The basin procedure
is that for each outlet point (read using v.info -t), my script runs
r.water.outlet, r.to.vect and v.patch,
Hi everyone,
Thanks for the responses. I'm really sorry that I'm struggling so much here,
but... It just isn't working for me.
Hamish:
I tried building GRASS from source and failed miserably. I know, it must
sound pathetic. I went through all of the packages that are required for
GRASS -
Dear GRASS users,
I am trying to run r.terraflow in GRASS 6.4.0svn (GIS library revision:
37101 (2009-05-10)) provided as part of the OSGeo4W bundle on WinXP. The
command prints some output, which looks normal, and then exits right away
without doing anything.
Here is the command and the output
Hi,
I am trying to run r.terraflow in GRASS 6.4.0svn (GIS library revision:
37101 (2009-05-10)) provided as part of the OSGeo4W bundle on WinXP. The
command prints some output, which looks normal, and then exits right away
without doing anything.
that's a known bug (see
hello all, I tried to make calculations between attributes and insert the
results in new columns, in vector files, but can not find an easy way to do
also is very difficult to edit or delete an attribute not know if I'm doing
something wrong or is it something program, which surprises me the level
Hi all,
This is problably a dumb question but, as someone posted the other day
The only stupid question is the one not asked, here goes.
I'm using i.atcorr to correct landsat tm5 images and from the manual I
saw that the output is in reflectance. But it's scaled from 0 to 255.
The question is:
Ricardo,
This is not an answer to your question but rather a question to the
list. Can v.db.update take as values a formula using data from other
collumns? Or would I need to use db.execute to do something like
new_column = col_A + col_B
Daniel
On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 4:57 PM, Ricardo Rodríguez
I don't know of anything, but would be very interested in anything
that you turn up.
kindest regards,
Stephen Sefick
On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 1:01 PM, Rich Shepard rshep...@appl-ecosys.com wrote:
I've not found a module or integrated tool to model aquatic (primarily
fish) habitats by
Pedro:
Ok as far as I can see it's
Category ID (class)
Mean vector (each value is the average for the category in each band)
Var(b1;b1)
Cov(b1,b2) Var(b2;b2)
Cov(b1,b3) Cov(b2,b3) Var(v3,v3)
it's this?
It would take me to perform a test with numbers and see what is what exactly.
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