Rich:

Just to check: did you set the current region to the imported raster before running r.report?

From the man page:

Note that the statistics is always computed in the current geographical region.


From the Y coordinates in the gdalinfo output and the region settings reported by r.report, it seems that there is almost no overlap. Maybe that's the reason the r.report is not showing anything?



On 9/25/21 5:43 PM, Rich Shepard wrote:
I have 77 LiDAR topo files in .tif format. What gdalinfo tells me about a
representative file:
$ gdalinfo columbia_2010_e_dtm_35.tif

Corner Coordinates:
Upper Left  ( 1512164.000,  152311.000) (121d 0' 8.57"W, 45d44'59.58"N)
Lower Left  ( 1512164.000,  106519.000) (121d 0' 4.46"W, 45d37'27.52"N)
Upper Right ( 1544399.000,  152311.000) (120d52'34.01"W, 45d45' 1.35"N)
Lower Right ( 1544399.000,  106519.000) (120d52'30.94"W, 45d37'29.29"N)


r.in.gdal
in=/path/to/project/data/topography/columbia_2010_e_dtm_35.tif out=dtm_4 --o



Also, in your example, you imported to a GRASS raster named dtm_4, but you then run r.report on a raster named dtm_35

??



The problem is the imported maps have no elevation data. For example,
r.report dtm_35
 100%
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |                         RASTER MAP CATEGORY REPORT                          | |LOCATION: new_nevins_dock                            Sat Sep 25 07:28:25 2021| |-----------------------------------------------------------------------------| |          north: 106729    east: 1544180                                     | |REGION    south:  60934    west: 1511876                                     |
|          res:        3    res: 3                                     |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|MASK: none |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------| |MAP: (untitled) (dtm_35 in topography)                                       | |-----------------------------------------------------------------------------| |                   Category Information                     | cell|   %  | |#|description                                               | count| cover| |-----------------------------------------------------------------------------| |*|no data. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .|164373520|100.00| |-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|TOTAL |164373520|100.00|
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+

r.stats -l in=dtm_35 out=-
 100%
* no data


r.stats also honors the current region



The data file sizes are all in the low 100Ks. I could upload an example to
fileconvoy.com if that's helpful.

What have I done incorrectly that the imported maps have no elevation data
while the raw .tif files do?

TIA,

Rich
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