GRASS:/spare/gisdata/grass/bin > r.support Enter name of raster file for which you will create/modify support files Enter 'list' for a list of existing raster files Enter 'list -f' for a list with titles Hit RETURN to cancel request > craterluft <craterluft> Edit the header for [craterluft]? (y/n) [y] Edit header for [craterluft] cellhd compression: 1 3.0 compression indicated pre 3.0 compression not indicated hit RETURN to continue --> |
Please enter the following information for [craterluft] 4207 Number of rows 4123_ Number of cols 2____ Number of bytes per cell |
AFTER COMPLETING ALL ANSWERS, HIT <ESC><ENTER> TO CONTINUE (OR <Ctrl-C> TO CANCEL) |
Importiert man die Rasterdaten mit dem schon in Kapitel
4 vorgestellten Befehl
r.in.gdal so wird gleich eine passende
Default Region erzeugt. So würden auch die Warnungen
warning - north falls outside the default region und
warning - east falls outside the default region wegfallen.
IDENTIFY CELL HEADER ============================= DEFAULT REGION ======= | Default North:1 | | | | ======= CELL HEADER ======= | | | NORTH EDGE:4775100____ | | | | | | Def. West |WEST EDGE | |EAST EDGE | Def. East 0 |550840_____| |592070____| 1 | | SOUTH EDGE:4733020____ | | | ============================= | | | | Default South:0 | ==================================================== PROJECTION: 1 (UTM) ZONE: 10 AFTER COMPLETING ALL ANSWERS, HIT <ESC><ENTER> TO CONTINUE (OR <Ctrl-C> TO CANCEL) |
projection: 1 (UTM) zone: 10 north: 4775100 south: 4733020 east: 592070 west: 550840 |
e-w res: 10 n-s res: 10 |
total rows: 4200 total cols: 4100 total cells: 17,000,000 |
warning - north falls outside the default region warning - east falls outside the default region |
Do you accept this header? (y/n) [n] >y header for [craterluft] updated |
hit RETURN to continue --> Update the stats (histogram,range) for [craterluft]? (y/n) [n] y Edit the category file for [craterluft]? (y/n) [n] n Create/Update the color table for [craterluft]? (y/n) [n] n Edit the history file for [craterluft]? (y/n) [n] n The null file for [craterluft] might indicate that some cells contain no data. If null file for [craterluft] doesn't exist all zero cells in [craterluft] are treated by GRASS application programs as no data. Do you want to create/reset null file for [craterluft] so that all cell values are considered valid data? (y/n) [n] n Do you want to delete null file for [craterluft] (all zero cells will then be considered no data)? (y/n) [n] n |