Hi Hamish,
thank you,
yes, I tried the export button but the .tif or .png file has a bad
resolution and if you want to export a topographic map it is not
readable. This happens also if the region resolution is high (1 m) and
in the display monitor the display is good enough to read heights and
Hi all,
I have a problem with setting the mapset access for one mapset. All
other mapsets can be accessed without problems and from different
mapsets. I get:
--%<--
ERROR mapset not found
--%<--
I already checked the folders, but I cannot find any abnormalities.
What could it be?
Thanks i
Could this be a permission / ownership problem?
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 5:37 AM, Achim Kisseler
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a problem with setting the mapset access for one mapset. All other
> mapsets can be accessed without problems and from different mapsets. I get:
>
> --%<--
> ERROR mapset n
Some more details:
I'm using grass65svn, fresh compiled on a kubuntu 64bit.
The mapset I cannot access is one of 7. From the one I can connect to
the others, but not the other way around.
Could it be that the mapset is locked? If yes, where can I find out and
how can I change that?
The fol
Hi,
I have an ASTER GDEM (Latlong, 30 m resolution, from NASA web site) imagery.
I want to produce 10m res DEM from it. Here is what I have done and what my
problem is. I really appreciate suggestions.
- I reprojected the imagery into a UTM location (using the 'nearest'
method),
- Using 'g.region
On Tue, 30 Mar 2010, Bulent Arikan wrote:
- Using 'g.region', I set my region to match the original DEM
Bulent,
Do you use the '-a' (alignment) option on g.region? You'll often get
errors if an edge does not exactly line on the region's edge. This option
removes this source of potential err
Folks:
I'm getting close to finishing up a generic code that sends any given
raster command to gridengine for parallel processing (I'll post it as
soon as its ready for testing), but I had a couple of quick question
on GRASS standards:
1) For a given mapset, is there a directory within it that is
Jonathan Greenberg wrote:
> I'm getting close to finishing up a generic code that sends
> any given raster command to gridengine for parallel processing
> (I'll post it as soon as its ready for testing), but I had a
interesting..
> couple of quick question on GRASS standards:
>
> 1) For a given
All,
I need to create 6 regional maps of the continental U.S., north and
south by west, central, and east. My first thought was to create 7
locations (one for the entire continental US) but my second thought was to
create just one location with the default region as the entire continental
US
Hi all,
I'm trying to export a polygon from GRASS to postgis and the command I'm
using is like this
v.out.ogr -c input=poly...@mapset type=area dsn=PG:host=localhost
dbname=postgis user=users password=users format=PostgreSQL
but I always get
ERROR 1: AddGeometryColumn failed for layer
poly...
On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 1:21 AM, Giovanni Manghi
wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm trying to export a polygon from GRASS to postgis and the command I'm
> using is like this
>
>
> v.out.ogr -c input=poly...@mapset type=area dsn=PG:host=localhost
> dbname=postgis user=users password=users format=PostgreSQL
>
>
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