First I create location :g.proj -c georef=d:/swilAlphaTIFF.tif
datumtrans=0 location=newlocationthen import it
to the new location: get four raster maps(it has three
band),I composite them and then transfer the composted
raster to vector,then extract each category to a vector,one
of them is named bule.
Then I start to covert the projection.I
creation new epsg4326 location: then "v.proj input=bule
location=newlocation
mapset=PERMANENT dbase=D:\GrassDataBase output=newblueBut
when I display the newblue it is blank,just like the
projection is not matched......
what does 'v.info newblueBut' say from within the WGS84 lat/lon location?
what does 'g.region -p' say from the lat/lon location?
what does 'g.region -l' say from the UTM location?
maybe you just need to do "g.region vect=newblueBut" to reset the zoom
to match the data extent?
First I create location :g.proj -c georef=d:/swilAlphaTIFF.tif
datumtrans=0 location=newlocationthen import it
to the new location: get four raster maps(it has three
band),I composite them and then transfer the composted
raster to vector,then extract each category to a vector,one
of them is named bule.
Then I start to covert the projection.I
creation new epsg4326 location: then "v.proj input=bule
location=newlocation
mapset=PERMANENT dbase=D:\GrassDataBase output=newblueBut
when I display the newblue it is blank,just like the
projection is not matched…
what does ‘v.info newblueBut’ say from within the WGS84 lat/lon location?
The name is blue:
| Layer: blue
| Mapset: PERMANENT
| Location: 4326loca
| Database: D:/GrassDataBase
| Title:
| Map scale: 1:1
| Map format: native
| Name of creator: Administrator
| Organization: