I have been struggling for quite some time trying to make a land use vector map out of two separate vector maps. One is water and the other is vegetation. Both only contain areas, and those areas which are active are set to a single category value (1 for water, 2 for vegetation). Islands are valid areas with no category id. I have tried the following two approaches
to no avail. The results is always something bizarre that I haven’t quite figured out the meaning of. Certainly not what one would expect. Both maps appear to be topographically correct. I have uploaded a tar.bz2 of the project file here. I removed all the other map files leaving only the two vector maps and a region setting. It is only about six megabytes. I am running {GRASS 6.2.1 (2006)} on {Linux spica 2.6.23-gentoo-r6 #1 Mon Jan 28 11:06:48 MST 2008 x86_64 Mobile AMD Athlon™ 64 Processor 3000+ AuthenticAMD GNU/Linux}.
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I have been struggling for quite some time trying to make a land use
vector map out of two separate vector maps. One is water and the other
is vegetation. Both only contain areas, and those areas which are active
are set to a single category value (1 for water, 2 for vegetation).
Islands are valid areas with no category id. I have tried the following
two approaches
to no avail. The results is always something bizarre that I haven't
quite figured out the meaning of. Certainly not what one would expect.
Both maps appear to be topographically correct. I have uploaded a
tar.bz2 of the project file at
(http://eddie.alcazarmountain.com/kootenay.tar.bz2). I removed all the
other map files leaving only the two vector maps and a region setting.
It is only about two megabytes. I am running {GRASS 6.2.1 (2006)} on
{Linux spica 2.6.23-gentoo-r6 #1 Mon Jan 28 11:06:48 MST 2008 x86_64
Mobile AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3000+ AuthenticAMD GNU/Linux}.
Can somebody look on those data?
I used v.overlay with "and/or" and also got some strange results - not
what I expected. There must be something strange in that vector
dataset/how GRASS understands it.
Maris.
2008/2/13, Eddie <eddie@mailforce.net>:
Someone sent me an E-mail regarding my use of HTML in the previous
message and I'm sorry about that. Always learning. Allow me to re-phrase
in plain text.
I have been struggling for quite some time trying to make a land use
vector map out of two separate vector maps. One is water and the other
is vegetation. Both only contain areas, and those areas which are active
are set to a single category value (1 for water, 2 for vegetation).
Islands are valid areas with no category id. I have tried the following
two approaches
to no avail. The results is always something bizarre that I haven't
quite figured out the meaning of. Certainly not what one would expect.
Both maps appear to be topographically correct. I have uploaded a
tar.bz2 of the project file at
(http://eddie.alcazarmountain.com/kootenay.tar.bz2). I removed all the
other map files leaving only the two vector maps and a region setting.
It is only about two megabytes. I am running {GRASS 6.2.1 (2006)} on
{Linux spica 2.6.23-gentoo-r6 #1 Mon Jan 28 11:06:48 MST 2008 x86_64
Mobile AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3000+ AuthenticAMD GNU/Linux}.