Martina: > For the grid I'm fine now, my error was that the units for > the gridlines are not in degrees, but in rad or something like that.
no, they really are in degrees. Like DDD:MM:SS.SSS. So for a 2' grid you'd do 'size=0:02', for a 1deg grid size=1, etc. > But my graph is twice much larger than I expected it (and > looks quite ugly), are you working at a high latitude? > but probably it's due to the fact that Grass > takes the same distance for 1degree in NS and EW in LongLat. for the display window it uses "Plate Carrée" projection, ie equi-rectangular. As for "same distance" that isn't quite right to say it is the same, e.g. d.measure will give a correct result and the "back end" is doing the right thing even if it looks funny in the display. 3D Earth -> 2D raster array/paper ... why map projections were invented. I suggest you reproject your data into a meter-based coordinate system appropriate for your region of study. > It seams also impossible to draw a North arrow and a scale > in LongLat. Newer versions of GRASS let you draw the north arrow with d.barscale in a lat/lon location. A scalebar is wrong/impossible in lat/lon as the scale changes with latitude, so just use d.grid there. Also you can add a north arrow with d.graph and the north arrow or compass symbols. http://grass.osgeo.org/wiki/IconSymbols Hamish _______________________________________________ grass-user mailing list grass-user@lists.osgeo.org http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/grass-user
