On Mon, 4 Feb 2019, Daniel Victoria wrote:
Not sure if r.in.gdal or r.in.wms can load Google Earth tiles.
Daniel,
Both are worth a try.
QGIS has a nice way of loading external tiles and WMS servers as a
background image. You could than digitize on top of that. But since Google
changed
Not sure if r.in.gdal or r.in.wms can load Google Earth tiles.
QGIS has a nice way of loading external tiles and WMS servers as a
background image. You could than digitize on top of that. But since Google
changed their MAPs API, I'm not sure if QGIS is loading Google Earth Images
straight out of
Hi
I plan to attend and I can help if you want to propose a workshop. What
about the OBIA processing chain? I would like to take such a workshop
indeed ;)
Personally, I was thinking on offering a TGRASS workshop (as we did in
Paris and elsewhere), something like processing and visualization of
Ciao,
po 4. 2. 2019 v 14:34 odesÃlatel Veronica Andreo napsal:
of time series in GRASS. Help is welcome too :)
please count with my help :-) Ma
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the algorithm of this addon is based upon the paper mentioned in the manual.
>Or is it simpler what you suggest?
there is maybe no "unique" upscaling algorithm.
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best regards
Helmut
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* Helmut Kudrnovsky [2019-02-02 08:17:03 -0700]:
NikosAlexandris wrote
Dear "elevation" experts,
I am looking for ways to upscale a 5m resolution elevation model. The
upscaled models will be subjected to a series of trials using
`r.watershed`. Derivative products will be inputs for soil
Hi Ken,
unfotunately i have not tested that so far, but outside grass I used virtual
raster many times for this purpose. You might try to harness r.buildvrt to
combine different raster-layer (or have a look for GDAL .vrt-files). So i use
this to keep smal raster files but get large combined
