> i am Trying to display one raster image kept on my harddisk,
> I have kept spearfish60 on /usr/local/grassdata so I set Location :
> spearfish60
> I have made one user user1 then i set Mapset: user1..
> then i start grass ,
> the n throu command
> r.in.gdal -e in=nf42.tif out=tm
> then i am getting the error,.,
> > Projection of dataset does not appear to match the current location!!!
> I have tried the same thru GIS manager,
> file->import->Raster->multiple formats using gdal..
> I want to know where i am doing wrong..
Glynn suggested r.proj. If you find that not working, you could also geo-reference the import raster to your existing location.
1) Use r.in.gdal, but check the "create new location" box. This will create a new location based on the projection of the raster import.
2) Close Grass-GIS, and restart it in the new (import) location.
3) Georeference the raster to display it in the old location.
If you only want to display the imported raster - if it doesn't have anything to do with the other dataset - then when you've imported it and started Grass-GIS in the created location, it will be available as a raster layer.
Richard