On 11/05/2019 3:16, Francois Chartier
wrote:
Sorry i realised later that in my current table i
didnt rename the columns. here are the extract from excel (300 K
pts).
i am using the TopDepthRasterDEM_MASL as the Z elevation,
Sorry i realised later that in my current table i didnt rename the columns.
here are the extract from excel (300 K pts).
i am using the TopDepthRasterDEM_MASL as the Z elevation, and the attribute
i am interested in are Texture in mm and K in m/sec
BHID Zone EAST83 NORTH83 GTADEM MAT1
OK, please clarify what each column reprepsents.
On 10/05/2019 5:25, Francois Chartier
wrote:
V.DB.SELECT
Location:Toronto |
| Database:C:\Users\hello\Documents\grassdata
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| Title:
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| Map scale: 1:1
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| Name of creator: hello
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| Organization:
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| Source date: Thu May 09 19:17:57 2019
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| Timestamp
sure i will send that later. thks
On Thu., May 9, 2019, 04:00 Micha Silver, wrote:
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> On 08/05/2019 16:10, Moritz Lennert wrote:
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> On 8/05/19 15:03, Francois Chartier wrote:
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> Hi Micha,
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> I have soil samples from boreholes where i have data points at every meter
> interval and where
On 08/05/2019 16:10, Moritz Lennert
wrote:
On
8/05/19 15:03, Francois Chartier wrote:
Hi Micha,
I have soil samples from boreholes where i have data points at
every meter interval and where soil type changes. i
On 8/05/19 15:03, Francois Chartier wrote:
Hi Micha,
I have soil samples from boreholes where i have data points at every
meter interval and where soil type changes. i would like to create a
weighted average of soil property for lets say the first 1 m below the
DEM, so that i can evaluate
Hi Micha,
I have soil samples from boreholes where i have data points at every meter
interval and where soil type changes. i would like to create a weighted
average of soil property for lets say the first 1 m below the DEM, so that
i can evaluate potential for infiltration across a watershed.
On 8/05/19 14:00, Micha Silver wrote:
You will most likely have to convert the points to raster. But before
that, can you explain what you mean by "located for 10 m from DEM", "10
to 20".
Or, if you mean zones of equal height, you can transform them to vector
polygons and use v.vect.stats on
You will most likely have to convert the points to raster. But
before that, can you explain what you mean by "located for 10 m
from DEM", "10 to 20".
On 08/05/2019 13:31, Francois Chartier
wrote:
Hi
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