Looking to Grass docs, I read about the Floodplain Analysis Toolkit
(f.input,...) and other interesting hydrology related tools like "r.cn"
and "r.cn.weighted". My question is if they are going to be ported to
Grass 6.0 or substitute by others...
Thanks
Iñigo Marin Landa
Ingeniero de Caminos, Canales y Puertos
LKS Ingeniería S.Coop
Área de Obra Civil
LKS Ingeniería, S. Coop
Edif E4 - Ctra N240, Km. 9
Parque Tecnológico de Alava
01510 MIÑANO (Araba)
Looking to Grass docs, I read about the Floodplain Analysis Toolkit
(f.input,...) and other interesting hydrology related tools like
"r.cn" and "r.cn.weighted". My question is if they are going to be
ported to Grass 6.0 or substitute by others...
Raster modules will generally work the same in GRASS 5.4 and GRASS 6.0,
just need a new Makefile. Anything touching site or vector maps will
need some modification. A quick grep of the source code doesn't show any
site or vector functions so you should be ok.
"r.cn" is part of AGNPS which is in the non-GPL section of the GRASS
5.4.0 source code, which pretty much explains why no one has bothered to
add it to 6.0 as one does not have permission to distribute binaries
that include it. What the AGNPS license is exactly, I have no idea.
On Fri, Mar 18, 2005 at 11:06:35AM +0100, Iñigo Marin wrote:
Hi all
Looking to Grass docs, I read about the Floodplain Analysis Toolkit
(f.input,...) and other interesting hydrology related tools like "r.cn"
and "r.cn.weighted". My question is if they are going to be ported to
Grass 6.0 or substitute by others...
On Sat, Mar 19, 2005 at 03:08:26PM +1300, Hamish wrote:
...
"r.cn" is part of AGNPS which is in the non-GPL section of the GRASS
5.4.0 source code, which pretty much explains why no one has bothered to
add it to 6.0 as one does not have permission to distribute binaries
that include it. What the AGNPS license is exactly, I have no idea.