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= Migrating to GRASS = | == Migrating to GRASS == | ||
Welcome! There is a lot of help on the web and a wealth of expertise available on the mailing lists and via IRC. | |||
== GIS "The GRASS way" == | == GIS "The GRASS way" == | ||
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=== Freedom === | === Freedom === | ||
* | * [[Gis_Concepts#How_the_Open_Source_software_development_model_works|How the Open Source software development model works]] | ||
== GRASS Concepts == | |||
* [[Gis_Concepts|GIS concepts]] | |||
Revision as of 05:55, 15 June 2006
Migrating to GRASS
Welcome! There is a lot of help on the web and a wealth of expertise available on the mailing lists and via IRC.
GIS "The GRASS way"
Interoperability
- Collaboration with external software is highly encouraged.
- GDAL/OGR for Import/Export
- R statistics
- Matlab/Octave - r.in.mat, r.out.mat, v.in.mapgen, v.in.ascii, v.out.ascii
- POVray
- VMRL
- GMT - Generic Mapping Tools for cartography
Portability
- All code POSIX C and generic UNIX compatible
Scriptability
- GRASS is made up of modular tools specifically designed for easy scriptability in any number of common scripting languages
- SWIG interface for direct hooks into higher scripting languages
Freedom
GRASS Concepts