hould stop on each starting-point, when the required area for this
point is reached. Is there a possibility to do something like that?
Thanks a lot
Martin
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If I got it right - You need to fill possible agriculture land till it
reaches required area.
I think You can use mapcalc sample provided in r.lake documentation.
Just replace ${variables} with Your map name and calculate resulting
map area after every run. Mask nonagriculture land with MASK and it
On 24/04/09 16:40, Martin Schweizer wrote:
Annalisa
Thanks for your help, but there is a little problem: I calculate the
agricultural land around a city, then i buffer the vector, transform it
into a raster map and subtract all the "not possible land". At the end,
there is less agricultural land
Annalisa
Thanks for your help, but there is a little problem: I calculate the
agricultural land around a city, then i buffer the vector, transform it
into a raster map and subtract all the "not possible land". At the end,
there is less agricultural land than I calculated. There must be a
buffering
Martin,
after you have done the buffering operation (as Moritz said), and
transformed vector map (buffer_areas) in raster (v.to rast), you can easily
extract only the interested areas by using a mapalgebra operation.. for
example:
if "agri" is the map of your agricultural areas (green map)
and "bu
Hi Moritz
Thanks for your help. The problem is, that not each pixel around a point
(city) can be used as agricultural land. So I can't simply buffer the
cities with a circle. To concretize what i mean, i made a picture:
http://www.fotos-hochladen.net/view/landandcity1hjbk4qy3.jpg in green
you see
On 22/04/09 20:39, Martin Schweizer wrote:
Hi
I have a question which is a bit complex. Hope i can describe it ;-).
I have a point-vector layer (the citis) and a raster layer with 1 and
ZERO cells (The potenial agricultural land). One categorie in the vector
layer is the land (Squaremeter) that
Hi
I have a question which is a bit complex. Hope i can describe it ;-).
I have a point-vector layer (the citis) and a raster layer with 1 and
ZERO cells (The potenial agricultural land). One categorie in the vector
layer is the land (Squaremeter) that hast to be cultivated for each
point (city).