Hi all,
I'm working with some MODIS time series and would like to be able to
plot the temporal profile of a pixel. In linux I can use i.spectral
but I'm not able to use the command on the OsGEO4W install of grass,
probably because it uses gnuplot, awk and some other things. Are there
any plans to port i.spectral to a python script or something that
would work with the new Wxpython interface on windows?
Cheers and thanks
Daniel
Daniel Victoria wrote:
I'm working with some MODIS time series and would like to be able to
plot the temporal profile of a pixel. In linux I can use i.spectral
but I'm not able to use the command on the OsGEO4W install of grass,
probably because it uses gnuplot, awk and some other things.
awk should be available already from msys. Maybe somewhere on the web
someone has compiled gnuplot for MS Windows? or maybe that needs Cygwin?
Are there any plans to port i.spectral to a python script or
something that would work with the new Wxpython interface on windows?
this has already been done by Glynn for GRASS 7, testers needed.
Gnuplot is now optional - AFAICT GRASS's d.linegraph module is now
used as the default plotting method.
Hamish
On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 5:13 AM, Hamish<hamish_b@yahoo.com> wrote:
Daniel Victoria wrote:
I'm working with some MODIS time series and would like to be able to
plot the temporal profile of a pixel. In linux I can use i.spectral
but I'm not able to use the command on the OsGEO4W install of grass,
probably because it uses gnuplot, awk and some other things.awk should be available already from msys. Maybe somewhere on the web
someone has compiled gnuplot for MS Windows? or maybe that needs Cygwin?Are there any plans to port i.spectral to a python script or
something that would work with the new Wxpython interface on windows?this has already been done by Glynn for GRASS 7, testers needed.
Gnuplot is now optional - AFAICT GRASS's d.linegraph module is now
used as the default plotting method.
Are there backport chances (esp. for the Windows users)?
Markus