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This section of the tutorial is intended to provide new users with an introduction to raster data management in GRASS GIS. As with other parts of the GRASS 6 tutorial, the examples are largely based on the GRASS 5.7 tutorial as well as the GRASS GIS presentation at Geostat-2012. | This section of the tutorial is intended to provide new users with an introduction to raster data management in GRASS GIS. As with other parts of the GRASS 6 tutorial, the examples are largely based on the GRASS 5.7 tutorial as well as the GRASS GIS presentation at Geostat-2012. | ||
In a similar way to the vector data management, the import and export of raster data is underpinned by GDAL. As such, the modules | In a similar way to the vector data management, the import and export of raster data is underpinned by GDAL. As such, the modules, ''<code>r.in.*</code>'' and '''<code>r.out.*</code>''' and specifically, ''<code>r.in.gdal</code>'' and '''<code>r.out.gdal</code>''' are used. The module ''<code>r.extenal</code>'' can be used in lieu of importing a raster into GRASS. | ||
Revision as of 14:27, 25 April 2013
Raster data management
Overview
This section of the tutorial is intended to provide new users with an introduction to raster data management in GRASS GIS. As with other parts of the GRASS 6 tutorial, the examples are largely based on the GRASS 5.7 tutorial as well as the GRASS GIS presentation at Geostat-2012.
In a similar way to the vector data management, the import and export of raster data is underpinned by GDAL. As such, the modules, r.in.* and r.out.* and specifically, r.in.gdal and r.out.gdal are used. The module r.extenal can be used in lieu of importing a raster into GRASS.