Patton, Eric wrote:
Checking the range of the raster I used for a mask in my
r.mask command, it was 0-32767; so shouldn't r.mask in=MAP also create a
mask
where any non-null cell in the input raster exists?
Here's the output from r.info for the mask I created using r.mask:
MASK
Checking the range of the raster I used for a mask in my
r.mask command, it was 0-32767; so shouldn't r.mask in=MAP also create a
mask
where any non-null cell in the input raster exists?
Here's the output from r.info for the mask I created using r.mask:
MASK maps usually look like this.
