Here it goes... :
It's my first attempt to write a functional script
(attached below), so please, if you have the time, correct
my mistakes.
So far:
1. I managed to grab pixel values from rasters covered by
vector areas and export them in .txt (or .csv) file(s).
2. If I get the upload to
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Luigi Ponti wrote:
If the latter,
you don't see grass using much memory because it is fairly efficent
most of the time and doesn't need to- especially the core GIS and
raster parts of it. When you consider the amount of RAM+CPU power
typically available back when that code was written,
Hamish wrote:
I found this with a search of freshmeat.net. Perhaps it will work,
and free. Let us know.
http://www.pstoedit.net/
Kurt Heston wrote:
Excellent! Works flawlessly. Just a little experimenting yielded
this command:
pstoedit.exe -f dxf_s:-splineaspolyline
Glynn Clements wrote:
Any process will use 100% CPU unless either it can process the data
faster than the OS can provide it or it has to contend for the CPU
with other active processes.
The only time the CPU will be idle is if no process is ready to run,
i.e. if all processes are blocked
Hi since today I have a problem with nviz. last week it has been working very well but today *surprise* data loss :o( First time I met the problem I started nviz with a rasterfile and GRASS:~/gw$ g.r -p projection: 99 (Transverse Mercator) zone: 0 datum: potsdam ellipsoid: bessel north:
I plotted circles on the map with r.circle mult=2 and it was fine.
But when I changed mult=4, it did not have any effect, the ccircles
reminded as previous.
Befor recalculation I removed the old rasters.
Are there some limits with the multiplier?
Best regards
Seppo Kaitala
The mult parameter
The mult parameter only changes the z-values of each output pixel, not its
position.
If you create different output maps with varying mult parameters and query
each one
in turn, you'll see the size and extent of each output circle remain the same
while
their z-values vary according to each
Hi,
I want to use r.cost to calculate accessibility surfaces based on an existing
road network. In my cost surface, I want to associate a speed limit = 6kmh to
every cell outside the network, which involves reclassifying all NULL values to
6. However. r.reclass doesn't allow me to reclass the
Hello,
The census 2000 administrative boundaries are shapefiles, where every
county is a separate file. So v.in.ogr creates a layer for every
county. So for example, I get 83 layers for the 83 counties in
Michigan, which correspond to 83 tables, each with just one category.
What I want is one
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Para: grass-user@lists.osgeo.org
Enviado: martes, 22 de enero, 2008 2:22:10
Asunto: [GRASS-user] r.reclass null values
r.reclass null values
Hi,
I want to use r.cost to calculate accessibility surfaces based on an
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