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{{AddonSrc|vector|v.colors|version=7}} is much like r.colors, but may be used for vector maps.
{{AddonSrc|vector|v.colors|version=7}} is much like r.colors, but may be used for vector maps.
==== v.concave.hull ====
{{AddonSrc|vector|v.concave.hull|version=7}} creates a concave hull describing the shape of point clouds.


==== v.external.all ====
==== v.external.all ====

Revision as of 10:22, 22 February 2013


See also

svn co https://svn.osgeo.org/grass/grass-addons/grass7/vector/

v.build.pg

v.build.pg (src) builds PostGIS topology for feature tables linked via v.external.

v.colors2

v.colors (src) is much like r.colors, but may be used for vector maps.

v.concave.hull

v.concave.hull (src) creates a concave hull describing the shape of point clouds.

v.external.all

v.external.all (src) creates (using v.external) in the current mapset new pseudo-vector maps for all OGR layers from given OGR datasource (dsn option).

v.in.geopaparazzi

v.in.geopaparazzi (src) imports all elements saved into Geopaparazzi.

v.in.ply

v.in.ply (src) is a C program that imports a PLY file and writes it as GRASS vector map.

Author: Markus Metz

v.in.redwg

v.in.redwg imports DWG files into GRASS., see also here
Author: Rodrigo Rodrigues da Silva

v.in.wfs2

v.in.wfs2 (src) imports OGC WFS maps (Web Feature Service) from external servers.

v.median

v.median (src) create the median point of a cloud of point.

v.net.salesman.opt

v.net.salesman.opt (src) estimates the optimal route to visit nodes on a vector network and optionally tries to improve the result.

v.out.ply

v.out.ply (src) is a C program that exports a GRASS vector map as PLY file.

Author: Markus Metz

v.ply.rectify

v.ply.rectify (src) imports a PLY point cloud, georeferences and exports it. The first three vertex properties must be the x, y, z coordinates with property names "x", "y", "z", in this order.

Author: Markus Metz

v.surf.icw

Inverse cost weighting is like inverse distance weighted (IDW) interpolation, but uses cost instead of shortest Euclidean distance. In this way solid barriers and molasses zones may be correctly taken into account.