Hello people,
I’m a researcher of parallel programming of the State maringa University - Brazil.
I need to find problems that require a large computacional resources. In the last week, I’ve found the GRASS GSI tool and the GRASS has features that maybe can be parallelized.
I’ve looked the directory structures and found the raster and raster3d directory. This directories has subdirectories and it has a big ramification. I’m very confused with this various files.
My question is: What is the file responsible to calculate the raster process?
Thanks for all the answers,
Henrique
MsC. Student of Maringá State University
Informatics Departament
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On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 6:04 AM, Henrique Shishido
<rickshido@yahoo.com.br> wrote:
Hello people,
I'm a researcher of parallel programming of the State maringa University -
Brazil.
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I need to find problems that require a large computacional resources. In the
last week, I've found the GRASS GSI tool and the GRASS has features that
maybe can be parallelized.
I've looked the directory structures and found the raster and raster3d
directory. This directories has subdirectories and it has a big
ramification. I'm very confused with this various files.
Here is a diagram:
# GRASS 6
http://download.osgeo.org/grass/grass6_progman/
# GRASS 7
http://download.osgeo.org/grass/grass7_progman/
which hopefully explains it.
My question is: What is the file responsible to calculate the raster
process?
There are many functions available. You don't necessarily need to touch
the map files you found "manually" but better use the appropriare
raster functions (either the C functions or for example Python functions
made available through the SWIG wrapper).
See above links for the Programmer's Manual.
Markus