I just regridded (s.vol.v5d) with a grid using equal number of row and columns (but not depths). Now it works, although I'm still checking to see if its mirrored or otherwise messed up. I usually assume that my code (s.in.ubcgif in this case) is causing the problems. But then showdspf should not be working.
Cheers,
John Harrop
On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 05:59:03PM -0800, John Harrop wrote:
I just regridded (s.vol.v5d) with a grid using equal number of row and
columns (but not depths). Now it works, although I'm still checking to
see if its mirrored or otherwise messed up. I usually assume that my
code (s.in.ubcgif in this case) is causing the problems. But then
showdspf should not be working.
Note: The number 1 reason r3 code is not compiled by default has to do
with a discrepancy in row/col handling between regular rasters and
grid3d rasters. Nobody has stepped forward to fix the problem...
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"...the plural of anecdote is [not?] data." - attrib. to George Stigler
On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 05:59:03PM -0800, John Harrop wrote:
I just regridded (s.vol.v5d) with a grid using equal number of row and
columns (but not depths). Now it works, although I'm still checking to
see if its mirrored or otherwise messed up. I usually assume that my
code (s.in.ubcgif in this case) is causing the problems. But then
showdspf should not be working.Cheers,
John Harrop
Hi John,
the CVS code of GRASS 5.0.1 (to be released hopefully soon) contains
some fixes for the G3D from Alfonso Vitti (Univ. Trento) which
overcome a set of problems. AFAIK there is still a problem with
rows and cols not equal.
If you are able to compile GRASS 5.0.0, you may try the CVS version
or CVS snapshot. We definitly need 1 or 2 people to look again into
G3D and test the modules.
Best regards
Markus Neteler