Hi
I'm familiar with OSGEO software but possibly not much on doing maps
printouts and compositions such as this one that I have found (
http://www.capfida.mg/km/site_spip/IMG/zip/Trial2-Maps-EN-2.zip)
What I would like to know is:
1- can I do this in GRASS?
2- If yes, can anyone indicate me any blo
Hi,
while discussing with S. Turek about r.in.wms coping with french
projection systems, I tested a dataset within grass70. Used to working
with grass64 I store the french nadgrid (ntf_r93.gsb)
in /usr/share/proj/ directory, making a symlink
here: /usr/lib/grass64/etc/nad/
On my local system I noti
katrin eggert:
> Hi
Hi!
> I'm familiar with OSGEO software but possibly not much on doing maps
> printouts and compositions such as this one that I have found (
> http://www.capfida.mg/km/site_spip/IMG/zip/Trial2-Maps-EN-2.zip)
> What I would like to know is:
> 1- can I do this in GRASS?
Absolu
Dear Nikos,
thank you for your reply. Just two questions:
1- Which one is better to produce composites? I mean, more easier and
stable?
2- Is there any limitation version? I'm usng6.4.2
Thanks
Kat
2013/2/21 Nikos Alexandris
> katrin eggert:
> > Hi
>
> Hi!
>
> > I'm familiar with OSGEO software b
Dear all,
I'm using GRASS to produce a few classification maps in raster and vector
format. But I have to produce metadata, for each dataset, according to
INSPIRE and ISO standards. My question is:
- is there any tool in grass to generate metadata according to these
specifications=?
- if not, what
Luisa Peña wrote:
> Dear all,
> I'm using GRASS to produce a few classification maps in raster and vector
> format. But I have to produce metadata, for each dataset, according to
> INSPIRE and ISO standards. My question is:
> - is there any tool in grass to generate metadata according to these
> sp
On Thursday 21 of February 2013 17:42:00 katrin eggert wrote:
> Dear Nikos,
> thank you for your reply. Just two questions:
> 1- Which one is better to produce composites? I mean, more easier and
> stable?
Not sure (what you mean). Best, IMHO, is to use the one with which you are
familiar or the
In my dataset I have access to a table in PostgreSQL Database with this
structure:
Table Name: rainfall_time_series
Columns: id | year | month | day | value_mm | x | y | gauge_code
Setting g.region to the Watershed limits, I need create for each day one
interpolated raster, representing the rain
Hi,all!
How to calculates linear regression from three or more raster maps (X1 = a +
bX2 + cX3 +dX4 + ...)?
Thanks!
Best Regard!
dehui
___
grass-user mailing list
grass-user@lists.osgeo.org
http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/grass-user