IMHO, r.cva is a good candidate to consider for the regular GRASS
distribution. According to Benjamin Ducke (who built on Mark Lake's original
code to bring this to GRASS 6), it could use some optimization improvements
because it is VERY slow at times.
Michael
On 6/28/07 7:16 AM, "Silvia Franceschi" <silvia.franceschi@ing.unitn.it>
wrote:
Thanks Markus, you're right...
I hope next time I'll check better in all the available documentation.Only one question... in the package r.cva I downloaded there are no
instruction to install it...
Is it possible to copy only the binary command in my commands directory
and use it?Ciao
Silvia
Silvia Franceschi wrote on 06/27/2007 12:30 PM:
Hi all,
I am trying to use r.los and have a problem, I looked in the
documentation but no answer,
Hi silvia,
the last chance is always the user forum *archive*
so I'll ask the list if anyone knows if r.los takes into account of
the terrestrial curvature?
No, but:
http://www.nabble.com/forum/Search.jtp?forum=1200&local=y&query=r.los+curvatu
reciao
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