Hi all,
this week I didn't work at my SoC project because I have been involved in
the organization of a Summer School in Surface Hydrological Processes [0].
In the coming week I will have more time to work at SoC.
Cheers,
madi
[0] http://www.unibas.it/utenti/manfreda/SSSHP2011.htm
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Hello Helena,
> >> - I tried volumes in wxnviz but I did not get too far - the GUI does not
> >> see
> any
> >> of my 3d rasters -
> >> the browser for 3D raster maps shows the mapsets but nothing in them
> >
> > It should be ok now.
>
> It still does not work for me - when I am setting the 3D
Hi there,
Just had a long chat with myself on grass-user in which I eventually figured
out that r.water.outlet would need an extra line added to work with lat/lon
grids that involved the 180 meridian wraparound. The modification to main.c
is (with surrounding lines for context) is:
G_usage();
exi
Soeren Gebbert wrote:
> > Many of the ideas came up before I implemented r.external and
> > r.external.out. That lead to an alternate possibility, that GRASS
> > itself wouldn't actually have /any/ particular raster format but just
> > deal with whatever GDAL supported.
>
> Using a pure gdal app
On Jul 2, 2011, at 7:35 AM, Anna Kratochvílová wrote:
> Hello Helena,
>
- I tried volumes in wxnviz but I did not get too far - the GUI does not
see
>> any
of my 3d rasters -
the browser for 3D raster maps shows the mapsets but nothing in them
>>>
>>> It should be ok now.
>
Hi
>Just had a long chat with myself on grass-user in which I eventually figured
>out that r.water.outlet would need an extra line added to work with lat/lon
>grids that involved the 180 meridian wraparound. The modification to main.c
>is (with surrounding lines for context) is:
>
>G_usage();
>exi
Glynn wrote:
> The metadata is stored in the mapset; only the actual
> raster data is read and written via GDAL; linked maps still
> require metadata files.
(much as shapefiles do, or worldfiles+tiffs do; not that I like
having so many when it comes to distributing them, but just to
note that sim
On Sat, Jul 2, 2011 at 3:19 PM, Helmut Kudrnovsky wrote:
> Hi
>
> >Just had a long chat with myself on grass-user in which I eventually
> figured
> >out that r.water.outlet would need an extra line added to work with
> lat/lon
> >grids that involved the 180 meridian wraparound. The modification t
#1397: Lat/lon compatibility for r.water.outlet
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Reporter: awickert | Owner: grass-dev@…
Type: defect| Status: new
Priority: normal| Milestone: 6.4.2
Hi Anna,
Martin's fix allowed me to get wxNviz going and try it out. Your summer work
has make great improvements in getting this to the level of functionality of
the old tcltk nviz. The view controls work very well and the map updates
automatically. The data controls work well too and alter th
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