Hi Markus,
You are also completely right! Some of data I exported (elevation, slope,
aspect) did not have NULL cells. And in the other data that have NULLs, I
used r.null to ensure that the NULL value was -. With that I simply
transformed the NULL cells to the value -, wich are exported as
Hi Pedro,
I created a test case with the North Carolina sample dataset (by
zooming in the GUI to the elevation map border and setting that as
computational region):
# GRASS 7.2.2svn (nc_spm_08_grass7):~ >
# set computational region around east elevation map border
g.region n=216820 s=216770 w=64
Hi Jeshua,
You're completely right! I'd tried it, but it gaves me an error, and I did
not read it correctly, but it clearly it said that it was not possible to
assign that nodata value, because of the selected datatype!
Thank you very much for the hint! And sorry for the noise!
Best regards,
Ped
> On Aug 3, 2017, at 12:24 PM, Pedro Venâncio wrote:
>
> I'm using r.out.gdal to export raster data from GRASS to Arc/Info ASCII Grid
> format, to use in another software (Farsite).
>
> However, the resulting ASCII files does not have the NODATA_value parameter
> in the header.
>
> I've tr
Hi,
I'm using r.out.gdal to export raster data from GRASS to Arc/Info ASCII
Grid format, to use in another software (Farsite).
However, the resulting ASCII files does not have the NODATA_value parameter
in the header.
I've tried gdal_translate and it creates, by default, NODATA_value -999
Shou
