On Thu, 12 Jul 2018, Veronica Andreo wrote:
The concept of time series in GRASS GIS is based on a snapshot approach,
i.e., each map represents a specific date or time interval.
Vero,
Thanks for clarifying. This won't work, then, for my data.
Best regards,
Rich
Hello Rich,
The concept of time series in GRASS GIS is based on a snapshot approach,
i.e., each map represents a specific date or time interval. For the vector
type case, you can either split each date as a different vector map or (if,
as in your case, the coordinates are always the same) put each
On Wed, 11 Jul 2018, Rich Shepard wrote:
I'm trying to obtain attribute data for the two stations within the
project area by clicking on the point using the 'query item' button on the
map display window.
I used gawk to extract the mappable attributes and am using those. Time
series and spati
I have a point map of weather stations and records since about 2005. The
attribute table has 113,570 rows; each row has the station name and date as
the primary key and there are 20 attribute columns. The reason I imported
all 20 attributes is to learn how to turn this map into a spatio-temporal
