I'm TRYING to classify an aerial image via feature extraction.
Problem is, I'm new to grass and can't figure out how to import an image!
I'm doing this via the gui (layer manager) - no time to play with code.
I have a projected tif w/ a tfw. It has three bands.
I created a location and region based on its projections and boundaries.
I used the region info to parameterize the raster import.
Error 1: Bytes do not match File size
File Size 373285132 ... Total Bytes 123072625
It suggested setting bytes = 3, which I thought made sense because I have
three bands. (Is that correct logic?)
So I set bytes = 3.
Error 2: Bytes do not match File size
File Size 373285132 ... Total Bytes 369217875
I thought maybe the region info was not giving me the correct
cols/rows/E/W/S/N. So I pulled that info from arcgis and tried again.
Same error.
I read somewhere that it could be due to header info.
Could someone please help? I have been spending hours looking for an answer.
I'm TRYING to classify an aerial image via feature extraction.
Problem is, I'm new to grass and can't figure out how to import an image!
I'm doing this via the gui (layer manager) - no time to play with code.
I have a projected tif w/ a tfw. It has three bands.
I created a location and region based on its projections and boundaries.
I used the region info to parameterize the raster import.
Error 1: Bytes do not match File size
File Size 373285132 ... Total Bytes 123072625
It suggested setting bytes = 3, which I thought made sense because I have
three bands. (Is that correct logic?)
So I set bytes = 3.
Where did you set that option bytes? The command used to import
georeferenced tif files is r.in.gdal, in the GUI (assuming that you
use wxGUI and GRASS 6.4.2) available under File -> Import raster data
-> Common import formats. I could not find an option "bytes" for
r.in.gdal.
In order to be able to help, it is necessary to know what command you
used, what GRASS version, what GUI, preferably also what operating
system.
Helpful would also be the output of gdalinfo on the tif file.
Markus M
Error 2: Bytes do not match File size
File Size 373285132 ... Total Bytes 369217875
I thought maybe the region info was not giving me the correct
cols/rows/E/W/S/N. So I pulled that info from arcgis and tried again.
Same error.
I read somewhere that it could be due to header info.
Could someone please help? I have been spending hours looking for an answer.
