Greetings
I haver searched among color tables and I didn't find any example like this:
I want to define a color table where:
all negative values are blue
all zeros are green
all positive values are red.
Can anyone give me a tip on this?
Thanks
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You could use r.mapcalc and make all negs = -1, all pos = 1, leave all 0 = 0.
Then make a color table where -1 is blue, 0 is green and 1 is red. I'm doing
the very same thing right now :-)
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On Apr 26, 2011, at 11:16 PM, Franz Schiller franzschiller1...@gmail.com
On 04/26/2011 06:16
PM, Franz Schiller wrote:
Greetings
I haver searched among color tables and I didn't find any
example like this:
I want to define a color table where:
all negative values are blue
all zeros are green
all
Franz wrote:
I haver searched among color tables and I didn't find any
example like this:
the differences color rule looks like this:
0% blue
0 white
100% red
also, have a look at r.colors.stddev's -z flag, as that makes
the red and blue above equally scaled. (so if range was -1 to
100, the