indicating the path-to-file. Thanks!
I suppose you could put something together with `find + xargs`, and then
try gdalinfo and ogrinfo against everything you find, then collect and
collate the results.
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am using.
you do not need to use i.landsat.rgb, it just helps brighten things up
if the image comes out rather dark. example:
http://bambi.otago.ac.nz/hamish/grass/landsat/
I am using a PC,
does that mean you are running MS Windows? native or cygwin version?
(sorry to be overly pedantic
in the
calculation, and can't seem to find any examples of how to do this.
look in the help page for v.net.path for a speed limit example.
(cost is inverse)
good luck,
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GRASS in the new location and run v.proj, maybe with
another script to drive the overall job.
will the g.gui GUI be needed? that might complicate things for g.mapset.
TODO: finish script to create a new location with command line params from
outside of GRASS (See thread from ~2 weeks ago)
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days?
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Hi,
I have used v.to.points to create a series of points that fall along a
line. Now I want to upload to a DB column in the points map the
instantaneous heading of the original line at that sample point.
any ideas?
thanks,
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Metz's topology-preserving v.simplify (psst- add it to wiki addons) but
I'd like to learn more about how to use v.generalize.
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- see v.surf.icw script in addons for other radial basis function ideas
for the bubbles beyond the usual IDW 1/distance^2.
well, ideas are somewhat abstract/vague, but perhaps something in it.
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to the cost surface (or whatever) instead of a real DEM. Lots of power
there just waiting to be harnessed.
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r.to.vect in=geology.claysand out=geology_claysand feature=area
v.generalize in=geology_claysand out=geology_claysand_smooth method=snakes
ah, I see the problem now, I need to run v.build.polylines first, then
it works ok. Problematic vector attached.
Hamish:
http://users.ox.ac.uk
:
At step #3 use http://grass.ibiblio.org/grass62/binary/mswindows/
(or a local mirror) instead of http://geni.ath.cx/grass.;
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Hamish:
I have used v.to.points to create a series of points that fall along a
line. Now I want to upload to a DB column in the points map the
instantaneous heading of the original line at that sample point.
Markus:
This functionality might be added to v.to.db - perhaps
using
://download.osgweo.org/osgeo4w should have osgeo.org, not osgweo.org.
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with no arguments.
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I haven't tried to run the OSGeo4W installer myself yet, so I'm just
guessing...
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Frank Aragona wrote:
I'd like to do an interpolation of xyz data points that
I have, and put the interpolated data on 100' x 100'
grid. So that each 100' x 100' square has an
associated elevation value. Any suggestions as to how best
to do this?
Hamish:
depending on how many
. (probably not too hard)
me, I like xwd | xwdtopnm | pnmtopng screenshot.png
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with an understandable error message. The imagery libs
need some TLC.
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Hi,
the GRASS 6.4.0 module synopsis is now ready:
http://grass.osgeo.org/gdp/grassmanuals/grass64_module_list.pdf
It includes the names a short description of the 418 official modules
which will be in the new release. (not counting alias wrappers)
enjoy,
Hamish
FAROUX STEPHANIE wrote:
Is it possible to link two raster maps in order to be able
to get both pixels values by clicking on points with the
mouse?
d.mon x0
d.rast map1
d.rast -o map2
d.what.rast
(won't work for MS Windows native builds)
Hamish
to
raster MASK with v.to.rast. you can use r.mapcalc to invert the MASK
to create both land and sea MASKs.
good luck,
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trick could help.
Giovanni:
The bottleneck is the r.univar limitation to CELL.
?did you mean r.statistics not r.univar?
Markus Metz:
r.univar2.zonal does zonal statistics
pssst- svn copy not svn add. It works between -addons and trunk.
Hamish
told me where to find it...my bad!
if you know it's there but can't find it, what hope does a new user have
of learning that it exists? It indicates a non-intuitive placement or
where the label could be improved. This sort of feedback is rather
valuable IMO.
Hamish:
I would say mitigated
Jimmy wrote:
Error: mapset is not set.
have a look at Lorenzo's new user tutorial at
http://grass.bologna.enea.it/tutorial/
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the end
of the file, maybe in (12345) parentheses.
then ~3rd line after text change 1 1 1 C to another color (R G B, 0.0-1.0) or
just remove that line??
I think I've tried it before and it didn't look very nice because the
previously masked grid line continued through the text.
Hamish
a bit longer to work up.
I've imported the tutorial into the wiki:
http://grass.osgeo.org/wiki/V.generalize_tutorial
a number of examples are given there.
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of the GUI issues due to this
http://grass.osgeo.org/wiki/WxPython-based_GUI_for_GRASS#Imagery_tools
(Status: development not started yet)
perhaps better stated as redevelopment not started in earnest yet, Some
behind-the-scenes code has been prepared, but not much. Volunteers welcome!
Hamish
tool from the Define new
location with ... [EPSG codes] window to track it down. (or search through the
epsg file itself with your favorite text editor/viewer.
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the problem using the Spearfish or North Carolina
sample datasets? then we can try to reproduce the effect.
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the interpolated raster
value, the file only contains integer (probably truncated)
values.
r.surf.idw and r.surf.idw2 only produce CELL (integer) maps.
try using (r.to.vect +) v.surf.idw or v.surf.rst instead.
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probably add the shell history recommendations from g.mapset to that,
and perhaps source it in a little . source.sh command. (you can make
an alias to avoid the . file.sh each time)
sumthin' like that...
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=something.txt
others that need fixing:
raster/r.out.mpeg/main.c
raster/r.topmodel/misc.c
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Hamish:
i.class map=spot.comp group=spotspear subgroup=spot.test outsig=test.txt
hmmm, if I try the same from gis.m in grass65 I get:
=
[...]
required: NO
Enter the name of an existing input file
Hit RETURN to cancel request
[$GISBASE]/etc/grass-run.sh: line 29: 20596
also
http://grass.osgeo.org/wiki/Tips_for_Arc_users#Import_ArcASCII_raster_grid_and_connect_to_database
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to remember that d.legend used to be able to show cat labels for
floating point maps, but also seem to recall that wasn't working the
last time I tried. Probably need to check to see if it works in grass5.4
and go from there.
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But with r.reclass i achieved.
Ok, you could also look at r.support for interactive editing of the labels.
or just edit the $MAPSET/cats/ file directly. It's fairly simple, look for
an example in the spearfish dataset files.
Hamish
Hamish:
hmmm, if I try the same from gis.m in grass65 I get:
=
[...]
required: NO
Enter the name of an existing input file
Hit RETURN to cancel request
[$GISBASE]/etc/grass-run.sh: line 29: 20596
Segmentation fault $@
ERROR: i.class exited
Mark wrote:
http://grass.osgeo.org/wiki/RST_Spline_Surfaces#Troubleshooting
I'm not sure I understand where this is to make the change for
MAXPOINTS?
Moritz:
This is in the source code and you have to recompile v.surf.rst.
wiki updated.
Hamish
the overhead while maximising MAXPOINTS.
great!
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(see gdal.org)
hopefully you want USGSDEM? if so import to GRASS with v.in.e00 and
do what you have to do to get into raster format before running
r.out.gdal format=USGSDEM. what is the nature of the e00 file?
contour lines? TIN? points? ascii-grid of some sort?
Hamish
page.
my results follow.
Hamish
#Spearfish imagery sample dataset
g.region rast=spot.ms.1
# 'by-hand-method'
G65 echo 3 test_m.eigensystem# number of input maps
G65 r.covar map=spot.ms.1,spot.ms.2,spot.ms.3 test_m.eigensystem
G65 cat test_m.eigensystem
3
Hamish wrote:
# 'automatic method'
imagery60:G6.5svn i.pca in=spot.ms.1,spot.ms.2,spot.ms.3 out=spot_pca
Eigen (vectors) and values:
PC1 ( -0.63 -0.65 -0.43 ) 88.07
PC2 ( 0.23 0.37 -0.90 ) 11.48
PC3 ( 0.75 -0.66 -0.08 ) 0.45
changed to:
Eigen values, (vectors), and [percent importance
) [ 88.07% ]
PC2152.49 ( 0.23 0.37 -0.90 ) [ 11.48% ]
PC3 6.01 ( 0.75 -0.66 -0.08 ) [ 0.45% ]
module output is same but not as pretty due to G_message() issue.
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try v.out.ascii.db from wiki addons or v.out.ascii's new column= option
in GRASS 6.4.
also v.db.select or db.select might help.
Hamish
altogether
and use the gdal_translate utility program to convert directly from Arc
ASCII GRID to USGSDEM.
something like:
gdal_translate -of USGSDEM map_arc.grid map_usgs.dem
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) r.in.arc in=/tmp/srtm_23_16.asc type=CELL out=srtm_23_16
4) r.colors srtm_23_16 color=srtm
5) g.region rast=srtm_23_16
6) d.mon x0; d.rast srtm_23_16
gdal_translate -of USGSDEM srtm_23_16.asc srtm_23_16.dem
worked ok as well.
?,
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cats to
your lines and then it should work.
there is a (short) word about this in the vectorintro help file.
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Nikos:
Finally all is clear _but_ one thing: the only unknown variable (to
me) is still the Eigenvalue provided by i.pca. I can't nail this one:
*** how is it calculated? *** Looks like it is some _weighted_
variance... !??
Hamish, if you have the time (or anyone , could you please
Moritz wrote:
Use r.region rast=OneBandOfYourMap before running r.composite.
(typo: g.region not r.region)
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Alberto wrote:
I had the same problem. As Hamish told me some weeks ago,
r.surf.idw and r.surf.idw2 only produce CELL (integer)
maps.
I solved my problem multiplying the input raster by 100
(r_bio in your case), then I interpolated with r.surf.idw
and finally divided once again by 100
Stefanie Obmann wrote:
I want to exclude all NULL values (999.99) from my temperature
column to do the v.surf.idw command.
I don’t know where to set a WHERE clause that
the calculation just takes the real values (except 999.99).
try using v.extract to do the WHERE clause first.
Hamish
in MediaWiki? it might be
easier to highlight m.eigensystem output rows by color instead
of '#'s.
idea for possible google summer of code 2009 project: overhaul i.*
modules/lib for grass7. US$4.5k bounty :)
cheers,
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page about SVN downloads.
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RGB.
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Ricardo wrote:
i need to change the no data to 5 on the other values can
remain the same.
use the r.null module.
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should get the latest grass, gdal, and proj packages from
debian's www.backports.org. then you can have a pretty recent version to
play with without much more than an apt-get call.
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Glynn:
OTOH, you can obtain this functionality by
pre-processing the rules with a script.
see the r.cpt2grass addon script in the grass wiki
(for converting GMT color tables to grass's r.colors format)
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start the grass, and enter r.in.tif in the output window,
then clidk run gui, then I get the message can
not to run commond r.in.tif why?
try r.in.tiff (two 'f's) or r.in.gdal
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http://grass.osgeo.org/wiki/MODIS#Processing_2
so you may need to take care if working directly with raw 0-65535 data.
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of the color-masked map
7) save a copy of the original chart using the smaller bounds to GeoTIFF
8) ... tile GeoTIFF as needed for MapServer/WMS or GpsDrive application
9) go sailing
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Hamish:
I'm not sure how that's supposed to work, but FWIW you might try the
NOAA coastline extractor or the v.in.gshhs addon module to get the
Atlantic coastline as a vector map.
If anyone has any suggestions or ideas it would be greatly
appreciated on how to remove map collars of NOAA
.
rename to gem[MAJOR][MINOR] with a symlink back to gem6?
is backwards compatibility needed here? if new is gem64 it
will not
collide with earlier versions.
?
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I cannot find the meaning of the colours (values) produced
by r.param.scale features;
G r.category elev.features
0
1 Planar
2 Pit
3 Channel
4 Pass (saddle)
5 Ridge
6 Peak
and
G d.legend elev.features
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on that page) ?
and of course the GRASS Wiki:
http://grass.osgeo.org/wiki/GMT
(which of course forever needs updating)
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John Stevenson wrote:
I've also used r.his to make coloured shaded relief maps, and
plotted them in GMT using the same method. I don't think that
it is the optimal method, but at least it preserved my colour rules.
you might try 'd.out.file format=geotiff' for that
Hamish
tiff from GRASS, the image will plot
correctly.
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the shp file into QGIS 0.8.1 I see that all the holes have been filled in.
The boundaries are still intact. using qgis's editing tools I can cut
them out, but it takes a bit of manual labour to fix them all.
what am I doing wrong?
thanks,
Hamish
Markus:
It is available from GRASS Addons SVN:
http://grass.osgeo.org/wiki/GRASS_AddOns#m.eigensystem
Since it is increasingly used, maybe we need to add it to 6.5/7?
note that it requires a fortran complier.
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look in the man page for 'mount' I think you will find a few
options (-o ...) for choosing how to deal with uppercase letters
while visiting fat-land.
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Hamish wrote:
If you look in the man page for 'mount' I think you will
find a few options (-o ...) for choosing how to deal with
uppercase letters while visiting fat-land.
specifically search for shortname=
Raffaele:
Ok, I would have never guess that, as you can see there are
no names
resolved filename.c
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for other OGR formats that
we haven't considered while only thinking about shapefiles.
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far does it get? (if no idea you might try to cut and paste
in some print strings from elsewhere in the code with little
made it to line 110) comments then recompile.
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Luigi wrote:
GRASS complains about bands -- the file includes georeferenced
daily climate variables. The file opens OK in viewers such as
Panoply http://www.giss.nasa.gov/tools/panoply/.
Hamish:
what does the output of gdalinfo look like?
This is what gdalinfo says:
C:\Documents
settings were.
how much system RAM? how many centroids are we talking about?
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holding down the control button on the left
emulates a left click (a no-op), clicking while holding down the
middle of those keys (option) emulates a middle click, and
clicking while holding down the right of those keys (command/
old 'apple' key?) emulates a right-click.
hth,
Hamish
Glynn:
Yes. It's basically a symptom of MacOSX is sort
of Unix, but not quite.
Adam wrote:
Actually MacOSX is Unix and Linux is almost Unix.
there is only One True Unix, and it's either the Berkeley flavour
or the Bell Labs one, but I thought those wars were long past.
(just trying to
out -O0.
--enable-debug \
I don't see anything about that listed in
./configure --help | less
so I don't think it actually does anything.
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Parameters:
output Name for output raster map
peak Height of cone
default: 1000
friction Friction of distance, (the 'n' in 1/d^n)
options: 1-25
default: 6
sigma Surface roughness factor
default: 1.0
=-=
enjoy,
Hamish
Martin Wegmann wrote:
I solved it by using a different GIS and just copying the
column to a new one with the type:INTEGER, however I would
like to know how to do it with GRASS for the next time.
Hamish:
what does 'g.region -p' say? are the rows x columns
some huge number?
(ie bigger
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instead of key=CAT. ???
[SQL defines column names to be case insensitive, yes?? Did we ever find
that in a spec somewhere?]
# if you have `dbview` installed, what does this say:
dbview -e filename.dbf | head
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there is no reason to run as root for anything but make install.
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Ned Horning wrote:
Hi � I am still working on creating a percent shrub cover map using
GRASS and R and have a question regarding resampling. I have
shrub/non-shrub/cloud maps at 1m resolution and I want to resample
those to 30m pixels using the following logic.
The value of each
or QGIS clients?
both GRASS and QGIS have WMS input ability, now GDAL does as well.
additionally QGIS has an easy to use mapsever output plugin AFAIK.
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maybe more DB troubles?
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and use that as the cost.
e.g. see the help page example with speed limits.
I may have it backwards,
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http errors:
503 - Server busy 64.3 %
404 - Document Not Found 12.1 %
I'm surprised anything beats 404, ... hmmph
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I wrote:
you are somewhat lucky that you are working near the equator.
and I'm not just saying that because it's 4 degrees and raining!
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Hamish:
actually the thing that I worry about there is not the x,y with z
using different units (easily fixed by reprojecting to a
planimetric projection), it is that all of your data points are
essentially in a single straight line, and what effect that has on
the 3D algorithm
to post this
a few days ago already)
first copy I've seen.
good luck,
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import wiki page Markus just created can help?
it explains how to expand the region by half a cell outward to deal with
the different registration method. (see also the r.region module)
http://grass.osgeo.org/wiki/Import_XYZ
but r.in.gdal should be the easy automatic way...
Hamish
/wiki/GRASS_and_GMT
[2] http://grass.osgeo.org/wiki/Marine_Science#Bathymetric_data
please fix directly or point out any errors or inefficiencies you find.
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