Dear Nick and André

Finally I got to the proper results:

STATISTICS_MAXIMUM=22.629600524902
STATISTICS_MEAN=21.829234117232
STATISTICS_MINIMUM=20.97500038147
STATISTICS_STDDEV=0.40600423541182

Thank you all very much!

Antonio

2012/9/19 Nick Hopton <nhop...@gmail.com>

> One other thing, you want to collect statistics for your clipped raster, so
> when you clip the raster make sure that you tick 'no data value' and enter
> a
> value of (say) -30000. This will set the value of the pixels in your
> clipped
> raster that lie outside of your area of interest to 'null' and they will be
> ignored when calculating statistics (which is what you want).
>
> I think the correct statistics for your area of interest are as follows:
>
> STATISTICS_MINIMUM=20.97500038147
> STATISTICS_MAXIMUM=22.629600524902
> STATISTICS_MEAN=21.829234117232
> STATISTICS_STDDEV=0.40600423541182
>
> Nick.
>
>
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Biólogo / Oceanógrafo
Instituto de Pesca (Fisheries Institute)
São Paulo, Brasil
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