dorothee spindelndreher wrote:
> You are right, I havent recognized the wrong shaddow at the
> southernmost building you have a good eye. I have
> realized that the shaddow at the edges seems to be deplaced
> more than in the middle of the area. But I hoped to change
> that by using a buffer ar
Dylan:
> All this recent talk about bugs in r.sun / r.sun2 has made me
> a bit concerned about recent research built on r.sun. Should I
> be concerned about incorrect results from r.sun when supplied
> with an aspect + slope map, as run on GRASS 6.4, about 2 years
> ago?
short answer: probably the
All this recent talk about bugs in r.sun / r.sun2 has made me a bit
concerned about recent research built on r.sun. Should I be concerned
about incorrect results from r.sun when supplied with an aspect +
slope map, as run on GRASS 6.4, about 2 years ago?
Thanks,
Dylan
On Sat, Aug 22, 2009 at 6:5
Hi,
> I am using r.sun -s to calculate solarmaps for each month.
> I wrote a shell script which calculates every 10th day
> (including the shaddowing effect). But something is going
> wrong. I looks like the shaddows are displaced somehow (see
> attachement). Using r.sun2 -s didnt make any differe
