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== Using wxGUI == | == Using wxGUI == |
Revision as of 15:25, 20 January 2011
This page explains how to work with external data in GRASS 7.
- (to be expanded)
Raster data
External raster data can be linked via r.external. List of supported formats can be determined by
r.external -f
To link file-based data formats, eg. GeoTiff
r.external input=ncrast/urban.tif output=urban
Vector data
External vector data can be linked via v.external. List of supported formats can be determined by
v.external -f
To link file-based data formats, eg. ESRI Shapefile
v.external dsn=ncshape/ layer=railroads output=railroads
Assuming that 'railroads.shp' is located in directory 'ncshape'.
Write access
The module also supports write access to the external data (currently only geometry can be edited). Showcase bellow:
v.external dsn="PG:dbname=grass" layer=obce_b output=obce_b
v.out.ascii input=obce_b | head
-742600|-1043000|0 -728486|-1079285|1 -698411|-1095121|2 -716384|-1083350|3 -694125|-1101920|4 -706726|-1097059|5 -732348|-1074146|6 -730615|-1084553|7 -713628|-1086298|8 -717184|-1075855|9
v.external.out dsn="PG:dbname=grass" format=PostgreSQL
v.transform -w input=obce_b output=obce_b_jtsk xscale=-1 yscale=-1
v.out.ascii input=obce_b_jtsk | head
1043000|742600|0 1079285|728486|1 1095121|698411|2 1083350|716384|3 1101920|694125|4 1097059|706726|5 1074146|732348|6 1084553|730615|7 1086298|713628|8 1075855|717184|9
Using wxGUI
From menu
File -> Link external formats
or from toolbar in Layer Manager.