Dear all,
I wish to express my gratitude to your some advices.
I understood the command that drew in circle.
Also, I understood the magnitude was not simple.
It explains the process...:
(1)
d.vect.thematic map=quake column=mag type=point themetype=graduated_points ico
n=basic/circle
...It su
It's a bit off topic and an item in my wishlist, but will be interesting
to have AnuGA integrated in GRASS.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/anuga/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANUGA_Hydro
and a tsunami risk assessment in New Zealand:
http://www.aon.com/attachments/reinsurance/200812_ab_analyti
On 06/15/2011 10:21 AM, Harish wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> Why QGIS is not able to open .las (LIDAR Data Exchange File) formats. Is it
> not under Gdal support?
>
> Regards
>
First this is a QGIS question, not a a GRASS question. Should be asked
on qgis-u...@lists.osgeo.org
No GDAL\OGR does not dir
Please read QGIS/GRASS instead of QGIS.
regards
On Wed, Jun 15, 2011 at 10:51 PM, Harish wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> Why QGIS is not able to open .las (LIDAR Data Exchange File) formats. Is
> it not under Gdal support?
>
> Regards
>
>
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National Institut
Dear All,
Why QGIS is not able to open .las (LIDAR Data Exchange File) formats. Is it
not under Gdal support?
Regards
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Hi there,
I am new to Grass, and am utilizing it within the QGIS GUI (i am not
familiar with the coding typically associated with Grass). I need to create
a surface reflecting drivetime isochrones from a point on a network. I
understand that i need to use v.net.iso in order to create a isolines f
Me again,
Here is a snippet of my Python script which deals with importing
seismic navigation files into Grass:
#transform to our current location
lonlatString = str(lon_value) + ' ' + str(lat_value)
tmpCoords = open(tmpFile, 'w')
tmpCoo
All,
Using Ubuntu 10.04 and Grass 6.4.0.
My understanding is that creation of a new Grass location accesses the
files gcs.csv and pcs.csv which are located (in my case) in
/usr/lib/grass64/etc/ogr_csv.
I believe also that m.proj and v.proj use the proj.4 library, which is
located in /usr/share/p
Soeren wrote:
> I currently rework the g3d library and the related modules to use the
> correct coordinate system (x, y, z -> right hand side cube). So all
> modules which convert raster to raster3d and vis versa are implemented
> in a wrong way. The r3.out.vtk export module is wrong too, it flips
Micha wrote:
sgw00412 wrote:
> I'm from Japan and begginer user of grass GIS.
> I tried to draw earthquake map of tohoku Japan.
...
> Next, I tried to display new map as circle size of earthquake-magnitude.
> v.vect quake size=magnitude
you want to use 'd.vect quake size_column=magnitude'
size=
Hi there,
*Apologies for double posting. My original post was send before I
subscribed to the mailing list and is still pending and has not been sent to
the mailing list. I think the Admin is away from the office at the moment,
hence this repost.*
I have been trying to set my machine up so I ca
On
15/06/2011 10:46, sgw00...@nifty.com wrote:
Dear grass users
I'm from Japan and begginer user of grass GIS.
I tried to draw earthquake map of tohoku Japan.
First, I summarized of some earthquake data, for example lat, lon, depth and m
agnitude.
-
Dear list:
I have a vector map layer with 63 lines and I would like to have only one
line made of those 63. So, I would like to ask you which is the best way to
dissolve lines of a single layer map. I tried with v.dissolve, but the
result it’s not the expected.
Thank you!!!
Paco.
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Dear grass users
I'm from Japan and begginer user of grass GIS.
I tried to draw earthquake map of tohoku Japan.
First, I summarized of some earthquake data, for example lat, lon, depth and m
agnitude.
-
lon latdepth Magnitude
-
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