Dear All,
The same issue is experiencing here as well. For declaring the starting
point, we used raster digitizer tool.
We have created other files which need to tun the wildfire simulation as
well. Couldn't find the cause. If anyone familiar with this Please help.
Thanks a lot...!
Best
Hi Everyone,
I want to develop a program using GRASS python libraries in Jupyter(on
Azure). All codes begin with:
*import* *grass.script* *as* *gscript*
of course the grass.script is not available in Jupyter. I tried to install
GRASS
I used: !pip install GRASS
and it worked like a charm,
Hello Moritz,
First a pop-up came about not finding it, so reinstalled it.
g.extension r.object.geometry
WARNING: Extension already installed. Re-installing...
Downloading precompiled GRASS Addons ...
Updating addons metadata file...
Installation of successfully finished
(Mon Oct 08 16:55:04
first lines of test.csv
cat|area|perimeter|compact_square|compact_circle|fd
1|11876.00|1398.00|0.311808|3.618821|1.543932
2|635805.00|57572.00|0.055400|20.367814|1.640512
3|25898.00|3322.00|0.193773|5.823198|1.595825
4|7767.00|1702.00|0.207122|5.447885|1.661054
On 09/10/18 13:48, Jamille Haarloo wrote:
Hello Moritz,
First a pop-up came about not finding it, so reinstalled it.
g.extension r.object.geometry
WARNING: Extension already installed. Re-installing...
Downloading precompiled GRASS Addons ...
Updating addons metadata file...
Installation of
To have a region (based on a vector map) with different resolutions for
different models would this sequence of commands work?
g.region vect='vector_map' # default resolution is 1m
g.region save='res_1m'
g.region res=500
g.region save='res_500m'
Then I would set the region as needed for a
On Mon, Oct 8, 2018 at 1:19 PM Jamille Haarloo
wrote:
>
> Thank you Markus,
>
> I just got the i.segment results with Grass 7.6 (64 bit; r73480-35).
>
> This is the output:
> i.segment --overwrite group=DV4@LUP1,IDM4@LUP1,W2@LUP1,W4@LUP1
output=SegmW24IDM4DV4 threshold=0.25 minsize=5000
