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==Displaying spatial data with GRASS== | ==Displaying spatial data with GRASS== | ||
This section of the tutorial explains how to display raster and vector data using GRASS GIS. We focus on two approaches: | This section of the tutorial explains how to display raster and vector data using GRASS GIS. We focus on two approaches: one approach uses the CLI and the <code>d.mon</code> display monitors, while the other shows you how to use the GRASS wxGUI. This reader is redirected to the Quick wxGUI tutorial for more information on this topic. | ||
===[http://grasswiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Quick_wxGUI_tutorial#Displaying_maps Displaying from the wxGUI]=== | |||
===Displaying from the CLI=== | ===Displaying from the CLI=== | ||
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You can navigate within the display monitor using a combination of <code>d.pan</code> and <code>d.zoom</code> in conjunction with the mouse buttons. | You can navigate within the display monitor using a combination of <code>d.pan</code> and <code>d.zoom</code> in conjunction with the mouse buttons. | ||
===Plotting an elevation profile=== | |||
Plotting an elevation profile between two points is done by running <code>d.profile</code>: | Plotting an elevation profile between two points is done by running <code>d.profile</code>: | ||
[[File:Dprofile-elevation.png|center|300px]] | [[File:Dprofile-elevation.png|center|300px]] | ||
Revision as of 12:01, 31 July 2013
Displaying spatial data with GRASS
This section of the tutorial explains how to display raster and vector data using GRASS GIS. We focus on two approaches: one approach uses the CLI and the d.mon
display monitors, while the other shows you how to use the GRASS wxGUI. This reader is redirected to the Quick wxGUI tutorial for more information on this topic.
Displaying from the wxGUI
Displaying from the CLI
d.mon start=x0 g.region rast=elevation d.rast elevation
You can navigate within the display monitor using a combination of d.pan
and d.zoom
in conjunction with the mouse buttons.
Plotting an elevation profile
Plotting an elevation profile between two points is done by running d.profile
: