No know GRASS or wanting to struggle with getting it onto my (ugh!) windows
machine--the old terminal emulation bugaboo--I tackled this problem in a low
tech manner by running my dxf (ascii!) thru DXF2XYZ. Info on DXF2XYZ can now be
found at
http://www.brightergraphics.co.uk/guthrie/dxf2xyz.htm
On Thu, 11 May 2006, Roger Bivand wrote:
> On Thu, 11 May 2006, Paolo Cavallini wrote:
>
> > one possible way is passing through GRASS GIS (you need latest version from
> > CVS, though).
> > pc
>
> Agreed, converting from DXF through OGR (as in the rgdal package for R) is
> not possible (http:
On Thu, 11 May 2006, Paolo Cavallini wrote:
> one possible way is passing through GRASS GIS (you need latest version from
> CVS, though).
> pc
Agreed, converting from DXF through OGR (as in the rgdal package for R) is
not possible (http://www.remotesensing.org/gdal/ogr/drv_dxfdwg.html).
Depend
one possible way is passing through GRASS GIS (you need latest version from
CVS, though).
pc
At 17:09, giovedì 11 maggio 2006, Francisco Javier Aguirre Navarro has
probably written:
> Hello, I am a newby in the filed of spatial data analysis, could you please
> point me to the right libraries/fu
Hello, I am a newby in the filed of spatial data analysis, could you please
point me to the right libraries/functions in R that allow me to import DXF
maps and analize spatial data related to these maps ?
I would appreciaiate any internet references or books that may give a good
hands-on in
