Markus Neteler wrote:
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 12:15 PM, FAROUX STEPHANIE
stephanie.far...@meteo.fr wrote:
Hello
I try to export a raster integer map whose values range from - to
5880712. How can i specify that i want integer 4 bytes and not integer 2
bytes (it makes integer 2 bytes)??
FAROUX STEPHANIE wrote:
Markus Neteler wrote:
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 12:15 PM, FAROUX STEPHANIE
stephanie.far...@meteo.fr wrote:
Hello
I try to export a raster integer map whose values range from - to
5880712. How can i specify that i want integer 4 bytes and not
integer 2
bytes (it
Hi,
Looking for tips in transforming r.report output into a
spreadsheet like format.
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Maning,
Depends on what you are doing with r.report, but you can often use r.stats
instead, to output a csv file (look at docs for r.stats if you want percent
or cell counts, my example assumes area counts).
r.stats -an fs=, input=raster1,raster2
If you need to do a unit conversion ie m^2 to
maning sambale ha scritto:
Hi,
Looking for tips in transforming r.report output into a
spreadsheet like format.
Hi,
I use awk (change NF and the other fields $*):
r.report -n map=gri_1000_in,dem2_idw_100_slope_rec units=h,p,c | awk
'BEGIN {FS=|;OFS=|} !/---/ NF==7 {intest=$2} NF==8
M S:
Is it logical to use mapsets for different raster modeling cell sizes?
I had the same problem: I needed to switch frequently between 250 and
500m (MODIS products). I tried the mutltiple-mapsets approach and found
it not bad. Nonetheless, I had _not_ too many images to process (and
mainly
Is it logical to use mapsets for different raster modeling
cell sizes?
sure, use whatever works.
you can use g.mapset (no s) to change mapsets on the fly, but it might
help to change the path (PS1= enviro var) to include the mapset name
instead of the location name in the prompt. that's set
sindile.bidla wrote:
I get the following error when using i.cluster: ERROR:
Unable to create report file (null)
This is how I wrote the commands
i.group group=lsat1 subgroup=lsat1
Thanks!
An example of the r.report output:
|-|
| Category Information | | cell| % |
| #|description | hectares|count| cover|
If I understood you correctly you want to convert the below text formatted
table in a spreadsheet like format. If this is the case why do not you try the
OpenOffice.org calc possibility of fixed delimitation. Save the output of
r.report in a file with a .csv suffix. Then open it in ooo calc and
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