Dear all,
anyone know a course material for r.le and/or r.li landscape course in
grass?
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Markus:
> The differences: r.le is the first implementation but
> unmaintained.
fwiw, as far as what "unmaintained" means, we'll (or I'll) try and
fix obvious functionality bugs if people point them out, but the
original authors have moved on to new challenges and no one has
volunteered to formall
> That's right.
> The differences: r.le is the first implementation but unmaintained.
> r.li is a new implementation and somewhat maintained (just fixed
> a bug today). Hopefully more indices are added in future.
Thanks for clarifying. So r.li it is.
>> Follow up inquiry, how do I include the the
On Mon, Mar 15, 2010 at 3:39 AM, maning sambale
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm doing some patch stats analysis (largest patch, edge and interior
> patches). There are meta modules available in grass r.le and r.li.
> The seem to provide similar set of patch statistics calculations. I
> want to know the ba
Hi,
I'm doing some patch stats analysis (largest patch, edge and interior
patches). There are meta modules available in grass r.le and r.li.
The seem to provide similar set of patch statistics calculations. I
want to know the basic difference of the two. r.li seems to be very
similar to fragst
