Hi,
In doing remote sensing classification, we are advised that more
training areas is best, but how much really? There must be a threshold
where it is pointless to add more since it will not contribute
significantly to the classifcation process.
I would like to ask what are the standards/best
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Dear Open Source Remote Sensing and Geospatial Colleagues,
Please consider submitting an abstract for this open source remote
sensing session at the American Geophysical Union
Katie Urey
A reinstall of cygwin and grass63 seemed the best route.
And, now all sorts of grass63 windows open just fine.
great.
My hunch (not proven) is that I had skipped this step in the install.
It might help future installers if the source of #3 and #5 steps is
clarified.
For
On Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 10:20 PM, Hamish [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Katie Urey
A reinstall of cygwin and grass63 seemed the best route.
And, now all sorts of grass63 windows open just fine.
great.
My hunch (not proven) is that I had skipped this step in the install.
It might help future
Hello all,
I've got over 14k rasters in several mapsets that I need to store modified
date in a db for tracking purposes. I've got the storage and retrieval
worked out, but I don't see an clean (easy) way to get the modified date via
a python script.
So far I've come up with:
- parse it out of
Jamie Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've got over 14k rasters in several mapsets that I need to store
modified date in a db for tracking purposes. I've got the
storage and retrieval worked out, but I don't see an clean (easy)
way to get the modified date via a python script.
Is there a more
On Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 6:42 PM, Hamish [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jamie Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've got over 14k rasters in several mapsets that I need to store
modified date in a db for tracking purposes. I've got the
storage and retrieval worked out, but I don't see an clean (easy)
way