On 02/12/14 17:51, Arighna wrote:
I am using -e flag to copy the attribute table as well. I have data in json
format. I am importing json data in separate maps and then patching them
into one map to have all the points in one place.
So, if you have several patch_map*, then you could just
Ok, now can I add the missing categories in dbf table with:
v.to.db map='polygons' type='centroid' option='cat'
But the update command is still failing:
v.db.update map=polygons col=building value=3.0
The new categories in dbf table have still empty 'building' attributes...
On Wed, 03 Dec
Hi,
I have 3hourly rainrate data for a given region in a GRASS temporal
database (strds).
I want to aggregate the data by summing all raster from the previous
10 days to calculate the accumulated rainfall.
The temporal modules have several tools:
t.rast.series
t.rast.accumulate
t.rast.aggregate
Hi Emmanuel,
Hi,
I have 3hourly rainrate data for a given region in a GRASS temporal
database (strds).
I want to aggregate the data by summing all raster from the previous
10 days to calculate the accumulated rainfall.
The temporal modules have several tools:
t.rast.series
2014-12-03 0:28 GMT-06:00 Pietro peter.z...@gmail.com:
# you have to set the category for the second layer
cats = Cats(pump.c_cats)
cats.reset()
cats.set(vct.nlines + 1, lpumps.layer)
# finally write the pump
vct.write(pump, attrs=pumpattr,
On Tue, Dec 2, 2014 at 10:29 AM, Markus Neteler nete...@osgeo.org wrote:
On Tue, Dec 2, 2014 at 5:25 AM, shashank khare skh...@hotmail.com wrote:
Thanks Markus!
It is close to what I was trying to do but still I would love someday
GRASS
to have a modular GUI especially 3D which can be
Hi Moritz,
This command has worked. Thanks a lot Moritz. This is the command('in' instead
of 'input') I was looking for.
Is there any documentation where I could find these commands in detail? I did
not find this in http://grass.osgeo.org/documentation/manuals/.
Thanks again
Roy
Dear Vero,
Thanks for the reply. But t.rast.aggregate does not do what I intend
to do. My rainrate is from a span of 20 days.
t.rast.aggregate produces (as expected) two rasters, one for each of
the 10day accumulation. What I want for example is like a moving sum,
where for each day, it
