Hi
I understand these advice.
It need to rebuild or re-compile grass, I guess.
Thank you.
shimada
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Dear all
Thank you useful advice but I failed.
I installed splite3 by using cygwin set up module.
After that, I check splite3 operation at command line.
Searching at the Grass online manual, I have found two
modules that are relevant to my question:
1)v.surf.rst
2)v.vol.rst
So, maybe these could be used to create a 1km climate
surface with independent variables of Lat, Long and
Elev? (v.vol.rst needs similar input on the 3D x,y,z
files)
Hi
2008/7/26 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It need to rebuild or re-compile grass, I guess.
yes, you also need dev sqlite package for compilation.
Good luck, Martin
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I changed grass-platform from Cygwin to ubuntu with WMare palyer.
As a result, my problem was solved successfully.
Thank you for kind advices.
shimada
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Hi
2008/7/26 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It need to rebuild or re-compile grass, I guess.
yes,
I think Dimos does not look just for normal interpolation of a
variable just using the spatial information of the variable itself, but
for a procedure using additionally a multiple regression scheme of a set
of independent variables. As far as I know there is no tool yet to do
that easily within
Dear all,
Sorry to write again on this issue, but I still need help on this.
I installed Native WinGrass (on c:\GRASS directory) and
GRASS_MSYS_Environment
(on c:\GRASS_MSYS_Environment directory). Now I need to run a script of
grass
commands, but I only know how to run one-by-one command. I
On Jul 26, 2008, at 9:00 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Sat, 26 Jul 2008 12:17:05 -0300
From: Milton Cezar Ribeiro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [GRASS-user] running script on Native Wingrass.
To: grass-user@lists.osgeo.org
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Andreas and Dimos,
In my NSF project, we are doing the kind of climate spatial modeling
that you are discussing below. As you note, Andreas, this is not
really interpolation, but multiple regression in that it takes into
account topographic parameters that can affect the weather. We've
